Como vs Venezia Prediction & Betting Tips (1 November)

Como 1907 host Venezia FC in a Serie A Round 10 clash on Sunday, 1 November 2026, with kick-off at 12:30 CET at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia in Como. The two sides arrive in sharply contrasting moods: Cesc Fàbregas' Como sit fourth in the 2026/27 Serie A table with 20 points from nine matches (six wins, two draws, one defeat, 17 goals scored and only eight conceded), firmly in the hunt for European qualification, while newly promoted Venezia are anchored at the bottom of the standings with just three points, having lost six matches in a row at one stage before a brief upturn under new management. Fabio Maresca is the possible referee for this fixture.

Como's recent form has been outstanding, and they come into this match on the back of an impressive away victory, having won 3-1 at Torino in their latest league outing 3-1, following a controlled home win over Sassuolo in which Anastasios Douvikas scored both goals in a 2-0 success 2-0. Venezia, by contrast, are struggling badly: Davide Nicola made a perfect start on the Lagunari bench by beating Napoli 1-0 for the team's first league points of the campaign 1-0, but that momentum was quickly halted as they fell to a 1-0 defeat at Genoa in a crucial relegation battle decided by Mikael Ellertsson's strike 1-0, leaving them with one win from their last five league matches.

Looking at the squads for the 2026/27 season, Como will again rely on the framework that has made them one of the surprise packages of the campaign: Jean Butez between the posts behind a defence featuring Yan Couto, Willy Kambwala, Marc-Oliver Kempf and Kaiki, a midfield built around Samuele Ricci, Máximo Perrone, captain Lucas Da Cunha and Maxence Caqueret, with Greek striker Anastasios Douvikas (five league goals) leading the line — though Moise Kean remains sidelined through injury. Venezia's squad, captained by Gianluca Busio, counts on goalkeeper Justin Bijlow, John Yeboah and Akor Adams in attack, but injuries to Thierry Correia, Andrea Adorante, Marin Sverko and Bartol Franjic limit Davide Nicola's options, and the Lagunari also face a demanding midweek trip to face champions Inter Milan on 28 October before heading to Lombardy.

The betting markets reflect Como's superiority, with European decimal odds pricing a home win at around 1.65, the draw at roughly 4.50 and a Venezia victory as high as 5.75, implying close to a 60% probability of a Como triumph. Given Como's attacking depth, defensive solidity (just eight goals conceded in nine rounds) and Venezia's leaky back line, which has shipped ten goals in their last five matches, we expect Fàbregas' men to control the game from start to finish. Our prediction for Como vs Venezia is a convincing home victory: 3 : 1, with Douvikas among the goals once again as Como strengthen their European p