Torino had led from the 24th minute until the contest reached roughly its final ten minutes. The score then changed three times in Como’s favour: Jacobo Ramón equalised, Nico Paz put the visitors ahead and Martin Baturina secured the margin in stoppage time. These were not goals spread across an entire half; their concentration at the end explains the change from 1–0 to 1–3.

Como’s eighteen attempts against eleven show an overall advantage in shooting, but cannot supply the timing of the turnaround by themselves. Reading the scoring log alongside the totals is useful because one tells when the result changed while the other records the volume of attacking attempts.

Torino 1–3 Como

The ESPN event record confirms the final 1–3 score in home–away order. Recorded kick-off: 2026-10-27 21:45 in Jerusalem time.

Scoring sequence

  • Ché Adams, 24 — Torino
  • Jacobo Ramón, 81 — Como
  • Nico Paz, 87 — Como
  • Martin Baturina, 90+2 — Como

Attempts: Torino 11 shots, 5 on target; Como 18 shots, 5 on target.

Recorded possession: 27.6% for the hosts and 72.4% for the visitors.

2026 season standings checked on 28 October, a dated snapshot rather than a final qualification decision:

Como — 2026-2027 Italian Serie A: position 4, 20 points from 9 games; goal difference +9.

Torino — 2026-2027 Italian Serie A: position 8, 13 points from 9 games; goal difference 0.

These matches took place before this report was published; each kick-off is dated above. Figures come from the linked event records, while the interpretation is our editorial reading of those figures.

Archival cover photograph: Como’s Giuseppe Sinigaglia stadium in 2025; not an image of the current event. Photographer/creator: Fra Casa. Image source and metadata; CC0. The Wikimedia-supplied thumbnail is used without further modification. Image date as recorded by the source: 2025-02-07.