VS
Inter vs Como is a status-gap matchup dominated by Inter, though Como have shown that tighter margins matter. Inter won 4–0 at San Siro on 6 December 2025, then won 4–3 at Como on 12 April 2026. Como held Inter to 0–0 at home in the Coppa Italia on 3 March 2026, before Inter won the return 3–2 at San Siro on 21 April. The profile is clear: Como can resist, but Inter keep finding answers.
Past matches, Inter vs Como
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Inter
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17M
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8M
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31D
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94F
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2D
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12G
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1G
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51D
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36D
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16M
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22M
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48F
Como Substitutes
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M
6
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F
38
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D
28
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F
17
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F
7
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G
44
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G
22
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G
21
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D
56
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D
18
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D
5
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M
15
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M
58
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F
19
Match events
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32'⚽Martin Baturina Normal Goal (Asst: Ignace Van der Brempt)
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48'⚽Lucas Da Cunha Normal Goal (Asst: Nico Paz)
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60'A. Diouf F. Dimarco
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60'P. Sucic P. Zielinski
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60'Petar Sučić Piotr Zielinski
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60'Andy Diouf Federico Dimarco
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69'⚽Hakan Calhanoglu Normal Goal (Asst: Petar Sučić)
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70'A. Diao A. Douvikas
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70'M. Caqueret L. Da Cunha
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70'Maxence Caqueret Lucas Da Cunha
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70'Assane Diao Anastasios Douvikas
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74'F. Esposito A. Bonny
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74'Y. Bisseck F. Acerbi
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74'Yann Bisseck Francesco Acerbi
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74'Francesco Pio Esposito Ange-Yoan Bonny
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80'J. Rodriguez M. Baturina
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80'I. Smolcic I. Van der Brempt
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80'Ivan Smolčić Ignace Van der Brempt
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80'Jesús Rodriguez Martin Baturina
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84'Denzel Dumfries Luís Henrique
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86'⚽Hakan Calhanoglu Normal Goal (Asst: Petar Sučić)
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89'⚽Petar Sučić Normal Goal (Asst: Hakan Calhanoglu)
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90'Alvaro Morata Diego Carlos
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90' +4Máximo Perrone Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Inter VS Como
Inter’s authority is established
Inter have supplied the stronger results across the cited meetings. The 4–0 home win on 6 December 2025 sets the clearest reference point, and the 2–0 victories at Como on 23 May 2025 and at San Siro on 23 December 2024 reinforce the hierarchy. The balance supports a dominant Inter profile without claiming that every phase of every match has been one-sided.
Como can tighten the margins
Como’s resistance is visible in the details. The teams drew 0–0 at Como in the Coppa Italia on 3 March 2026, then Inter won 4–3 at the same venue in the league on 12 April. Inter completed that cup sequence with a 3–2 home win on 21 April, showing that Como could stay within reach even while losing. A new meeting will ask whether Inter restores a calmer margin or Como again makes the favourite manage a live contest. That tension gives the status gap a durable point of interest.