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Como results 2026/2027

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Como's recorded results for 2026/2027, newest first, with the available xG behind each score. Compare outcomes with the chances created and conceded, then open a match for more detail.

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5 played this season

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Results

Wins – draws – losses (W–D–L)
1 win, 0 draws, 0 losses

3 pts 2–1 goals +1 GD

Chances

Provider xG / xGA
2.98 – 1.15
2.98 – 1.15 per match
xGD
+1.83
+1.83 per match
xG record
1 with the chances, 0 with even chances, 0 against them

Small sample: 1 match.

Comparable xG: 1 of 1 completed result.

Points vs xPts Model

3 pts 2.5 xPts

+0.5 vs xPts

Small sample: 1 match.

Matched xPts: 1 of 1 selected result.

Model · How xPts works →

Match points use 3 for a win, 1 for a draw and 0 for a loss, before deductions or sanctions.

Points vs xPts uses only matches with available xPts on both sides of the comparison.

What the results say

Last 10 · All competitions · Home

Como's perfect record carries recorded xG in only 1 of 1 results, too few to read against the chances.

Points against xPts, over the selected results

The running totals appear once two of the selected results carry a model figure.

Scores and xG

Como first

  • Home Serie A Win backed by the chances

    xG 2.98

    xGA 1.15

    xGD +1.83

    2:1 Win
    Match analysis →
    Why this label · Parma, Mon 14/09

    The team won and had a positive xG difference. The chances support the direction of the result, without making a judgment about fairness.

    An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

    Points
    3
    Post-match model xPts
    2.49
    Points minus xPts
    +0.51

    xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

    Learn how xG and xPts are calculated →

Reading these results

xG is the provider's estimate of chances created; xGA is the opponent's xG. xGD is the difference. Labels compare the recorded outcome with those chances; they are interpretations, not judgments about fairness.

xPts is our post-match model's 3 × win probability + draw probability using the match's provider xG, not a pre-match forecast.

How each figure on this page is read

Every xG bar is drawn on one fixed scale: full width is 7.20 xG, the same on every card and in every window, so two cards can be compared by eye. A rarer match above that is capped with a hatched end, and the figure beside the bar still gives its value.

An xGD of at least +0.25 is positive; at most −0.25 is negative; between them is approximately even. The band uses unrounded figures and is an editorial guide, not a statistical confidence threshold. The chip on each result reads one of three ways: backed by the chances, with even chances, or against them. Counted over the selection, those three are the xG record on the Chances card — 5–1–0 reads as five results with the chances, one even and none against them.

Goal difference minus xGD says how far a scoreline finished from the chances behind it: a 4:2 won off level chances ran nearly two goals ahead of them. The two callouts under the list name the match that ran furthest each way, and a direction with no result a full goal clear of the chances gets no card rather than a card built from a rounding.

Windows count back from the most recent recorded match, and only matches attached to this club record are included. Home and away mean the provider-designated side, not a verified physical venue. Scores describe recorded play, not shootout advancement. Unverified periods receive no chance comparison.

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