Nico Paz inspires Como comeback as Torino beaten 3-1

Como overturned an early Torino lead to win 3-1, with Nico Paz scoring once and providing an assist as the visitors completed their comeback in the final 10 minutes.

Torino took the lead in the 24th minute through Che Adams, who put his side ahead after a first half in which both teams created moments without finding a second goal.

Como responded after the interval and left it late to turn the match around. Paz played a decisive role in the closing stages, contributing a goal and an assist as Como scored twice in the final 10 minutes to secure victory.

The result leaves Torino regretting their failure to protect their advantage, while Como finish the match with all three points after a late surge.

Torino started with G.Simeone, Vlasic, Che Adams, Lucas Perri, Ardian Ismajli, Saul Coco, Kian Fitz-Jim, Daniel Braganca, Rafik Belghali, Pietro Comuzzo and Alessio Cacciamani.

Their substitutes were Zapata, Biraghi, Eray Comert, Sandro Kulenovic, Pellegri, Zakaria Aboukhlal, Gaetano Oristanio, Nathan Patterson, Casadei, Gvidas Gineitis, Emirhan Ilkhan, Diego Mascardi and Lapo Siviero.

Como’s starting XI was Kempf, Luis Milla, Robert Sanchez, Caqueret, Anastasios Douvikas, Lucas Da Cunha, Yan Couto, Maximo Perrone, Alex Valle, Nico Paz and Jacobo Ramon.

Como had Mauro Vigorito, Jean Butez, Goldaniga, Alberto Dossena, Samuele Ricci, Ivan Smolcic, Martin Baturina, Kaiki, Willy Kambwala, Jayden Addai, Adrian Lahdo and Matteo Oliveira Papaccioli among their substitutes.

The final score was Torino 1-3 Como.

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Daraja Kapoor
Daraja Kapoor is a highly respected football journalist, editor and analyst, known for his compelling storytelling and sharp, data-driven insights into the game. He specialises in match analysis, features, emerging talent coverage and football trends across Africa.He holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Cape Coast and has built a strong reputation in the media industry through his disciplined approach and deep understanding of football.Daraja received his journalistic training at leading news platform Ghanaguardian.com and has worked with some of the most prominent football websites in Ghana, including Footballmadeinghana.com and Ghanasoccernet.com. He also served as Sports Editor of Talysports.com, where he played a key role in shaping editorial direction and content strategy.He is currently the Managing Editor of African.Football, where he leads the platform’s editorial vision, overseeing content production, quality control and the delivery of authoritative African football coverage to a global audience.

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