Obra maestra de Cesc: Juventus Vs Como ends 2-0 at Allianz Stadium
In a result that deepens Juventus's current malaise, juventus vs como finished 2-0 at the Allianz Stadium, with Como taking control and leaving Turin with a clear road victory. The match mattered immediately: Juventus had been seeking a lift after a recent heavy continental defeat, while Como landed a decisive away win under Cesc Fàbregas.
Juventus Vs Como: match recap
Como opened the scoring early when Vojvoda advanced and put his team ahead in the 12th minute after a turnover created by McKennie and a rapid attack by Douvikas. The home side struggled to generate consistent danger despite possession and sporadic chances from the likes of Koopmeiners and Thuram. Como doubled the lead in the 61st minute when a Juve corner possession loss allowed a swift passage to an empty net finished by Caqueret following a series of quick passes.
Key moments included a misdirected back header by Cambiaso that put Juventus under pressure, a goalkeeper error that led to an early Como threat, and a volley that hit the crossbar. Substitutions for Juventus—Miretti off for Conceição and later the introductions of David and Boga—failed to alter the match momentum. Fans expressed discontent during the game, booing the home team at points.
Obra maestra de Cesc
Como, managed by Fàbregas, executed a disciplined and pragmatic game plan: absorb pressure at times, exploit mistakes in transition, and finish chances clinically. The victory came even without Nico Paz in the match day squad, illustrating squad depth and tactical clarity on the road. The team’s counterattacking work and defensive organisation limited Juventus to a handful of meaningful attempts, turning a single defensive lapse into a two-goal advantage.
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Juventus entered the fixture missing key personnel: Bremer did not play due to injury and Kalulu was suspended, which forced adjustments to the back line. Pre-match notes also listed differing statuses for Jonathan David; match coverage showed him among the substitutes while other pre-match materials flagged him unavailable. Those absences and uncertainties showed in construction out of the back and in moments of poor decision-making that Como capitalised on.
Juventus introduced attacking options in the second half but the moves produced only isolated individual efforts rather than sustained pressure. The fourth kit debut—horizontal stripes inspired by an older design—provided no on-field boost.
Key takeaways and forward look
- Final score: Como 2, Juventus 0; decisive goals from Vojvoda and Caqueret.
- Juventus tested by absences and lapses in build-up; Como effective on counters.
- If bookings or injuries persist, squad availability could affect Juventus’s next fixtures, including a league match highlighted as coming up.
Analysis of observable indicators points to two clear issues for Juventus: vulnerability in possession phases and limited effective creativity after substitutions. For Como, the indicators are sharper—efficient transitions and a capacity to exploit specific weaknesses. Looking ahead, Juventus will need concrete corrective measures in personnel management and tactical shape to avoid further erosion of confidence; Como will aim to consolidate this performance as part of its season objectives under Fàbregas.
