The postponed match of round 16 of the Serie A between Como and Milan will take place on 15 january at Giuseppe Sinigaglia stadium. Como vs Milan: prediction, betting odds and statistics.
Como
In the last round Como drew at home with Bologna (1:1), ending the home side's run of three consecutive clean-sheet wins in the league. On the other hand, the club has not conceded more than one goal in 18 of 19 matches in the current Serie A campaign. Como has 34 points, which places the team sixth in the standings. Note that the club has the second-best goals-against figure in the current championship after Roma (12), with 13 goals conceded.
- The team has not lost in the second half in its last six home Serie A matches (3 wins, 3 draws).
- The club did not concede more than one goal in its previous nine home league meetings.
- At least one of the opponents failed to score in 6 of Como's last 7 Serie A matches.
Potential Como Lineup (4-5-1)*
Jean Butez – Alberto Moreno, Marc-Oliver Kempf, Diego Carlos, Ignace Van Der Brempt – Mergim Vojvoda, Massimo Perrone, Nico Pas, Lucas da Cunha, Jesus Rodriguez – Anastasios Douvikas.
Forwards Jayden Addai, Assane Diao and Alvaro Morata will miss the match through injury.
Milan
In the last round Milan dropped points again, this time in an away draw with Fiorentina (1:1). Nevertheless, the club extended its unbeaten run in the league to 18 matches (11 wins, 7 draws). Milan has 40 points and sits second in the standings. Note that Milan have conceded just six goals on the road in the current Serie A season and are the best in this regard.
- The team is unbeaten in its last eight away Serie A matches (4 wins, 4 draws).
- The club failed to score more than twice in 9 of its previous 11 away league matches.
- Milan conceded in 4 of their last 5 away Serie A matches.
Potential Milan Lineup (3-5-2)*
Mike Maignan – Matteo Gabbia, Koni De Winter, Strahinja Pavlovic – Pervis Estupinan, Ardon Jashari, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Samuele Ricci, Alexis Saelemaekers – Niclas Füllkrug, Christian Pulisic.
Forwards Niclas Füllkrug and Santiago Jiménez will miss the match through injury. In addition, the participation of defender Strahinja Pavlovic is doubtful.
Referee
Marco Guida (Italy)
Matches – 9 (the Serie A, 2025/26);
Yellow Cards Shown (Including Second Yellows) – 41;
Average Yellow Cards Per Match – 4.6;
Red Cards Shown – 0;
Fouls Per Match – 27;
Penalties – 44%.
Como vs Milan: Match Prediction
Both teams can certainly be satisfied with their performances this season, and we expect an interesting and lively game in their head-to-head. Como remain unbeaten at home in the current championship and have regularly scored there – the only side they failed to beat the net against was Cagliari, while the home side scored twice against opponents such as Juventus and Lazio.
Milan also have no issues with scoring even away from home. In their last 17 away Serie A matches the team failed to score only once – in the match against Juventus – and in nine matches during that run Milan scored at least twice. On the other hand, the team conceded six goals across their previous five away league fixtures.
We also note that the opponents exchanged goals in both head-to-head meetings last season in the Serie A.
Prediction: Both Teams To Score
* The starting lineup shown for each team is from its previous match in this competition.
