Como vs Venezia Prediction - Nov 1, 2026

Como vs Venezia prediction: hosts set to take control

This Como vs Venezia Prediction points firmly towards the hosts, but the likely pattern of the game offers more interest than the short home-win price. Kick-off at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia is scheduled for 11:30 GMT on Sunday, November 1, 2026.

Two teams moving in very different directions

Como begin the weekend fourth in Serie A and riding a four-match winning run in all competitions. Cesc Fàbregas has built a brave, possession-focused side, and their recent 3-1 victory at Torino captured their current mood. They were behind for 80 minutes before Ramon, Nico Paz and Martin Baturina turned the match around with three late goals.

That comeback was another reminder of Como’s attacking strength. They have scored 17 times in their opening nine league games, using a 4-2-3-1 formation that allows the three attacking midfielders to move between the lines. Nico Paz remains the main creative influence, while Luis Milla and Maxence Caqueret are expected to form the deeper midfield partnership.

Venezia arrive in a much darker place. They are 20th after a six-game losing sequence led to Giovanni Stroppa’s dismissal. Davide Nicola opened his tenure with a surprise victory over Napoli, but defeats against Genoa and Inter followed. The 2-0 loss to Inter was especially painful, as two late own goals completed the damage. Football can be cruel; occasionally, it also asks you to score for the opposition.

Injuries may shape the tactical story

Fàbregas has admitted that Como are extremely short of available players. Maxi Perrone is ruled out until January with a thigh problem, while Sergi Roberto is receiving specialist treatment in Barcelona. Jayden Addai is a major doubt after being forced off against Torino, and Mattia Liberali has also been dealing with a muscle issue.

Moise Kean, Trevoh Chalobah, Jesus Rodriguez, Assane Diao, Alessandro Gabrielloni, Ignace Van der Brempt and Daniele Baselli are among the other injury concerns. Venezia have their own absences, with Thorir Helgason and Pasquale Mazzocchi fresh doubts. Toma Bašić, Armel Bella-Kotchap, Andrea Adorante, Matteo Dagasso and Marin Šverko are also expected to miss out.