Como made a stunning entrance into the Champions League by dominating RB Leipzig with a 4-1 win on their home turf. This victory marked the Italian side’s debut in Europe’s premier club competition, achieved after a race to ensure their Stadio Sinigaglia met UEFA’s stringent requirements.
The match saw an early breakthrough when Martí Baturina found the net in the 15th minute, setting the tone for Como’s commanding display. Shortly after, Taso Douvikas extended the lead, giving the hosts a comfortable cushion going into halftime.
Como’s Commanding Performance Secures Historic Win
After the break, Como continued their relentless pressure with Assane Diao adding a third goal early in the second half, effectively putting the game out of reach for the visitors. Although Andrija Maksimović managed to reduce the deficit for Leipzig, the final blow was dealt in stoppage time when Máximo Perrone sealed the emphatic victory.
This result not only celebrates Como’s first-ever Champions League appearance but also sends a strong message about their ambitions on the European stage.