10 this season · 8 last season
+2 points25% more points.
Same five matches.
This season against last season, measured after the same number of Serie A games. A running account of where Como are improving—and where the numbers ask a harder question.
Points after every match
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- After 1-67%1 vs 3 pts
- After 2+33%4 vs 3 pts
- After 3+75%7 vs 4 pts
- After 4+43%10 vs 7 pts
- After 5+25%10 vs 8 pts
The figures
After five Serie A matches. Every percentage uses last season as the baseline.
3 this season · 2 last season
+1 win9 this season · 6 last season
+3 goals6 this season · 4 last season
2 more conceded+3 this season · +2 last season
+1 goal2.00 this season · 1.60 last season
+0.40 PPGWhat the numbers say
The points and attack are up. So is the defensive cost.
Como have 25% more points than at the same stage last season. The graph matters as much as the headline: after trailing at match one, Como moved ahead at match two and have stayed ahead since.
Goals scored are up 50%, but goals conceded are also up 50%. Those percentages describe opposite things. More attacking output is progress; more goals allowed is a warning.
Four of this season’s five league matches were away. The Champions League win over Leipzig adds workload and context, but it stays out of the calculation so the comparison remains Serie A against Serie A.
The first five, side by side
Score shown from Como’s point of view2026/27
- DUdineseAway1–1
- WNapoliAway2–1
- WGenoaAway4–1
- WParmaHome2–1
- LFrosinoneAway0–2
2025/26
- WLazioHome2–0
- LBolognaAway0–1
- DGenoaHome1–1
- WFiorentinaAway2–1
- DCremoneseHome1–1
How we keep it fair
We compare the same number of completed Serie A matches, not the same calendar date. Percentage change is calculated against last season’s figure. Cup and European fixtures are tracked separately. The chart gains one checkpoint after every league match.
