Como Trionfa 6-0 sul Torino, Fiorentina Sconfitta dal Cagliari nel Segno del Ricordo di Commisso

The 22nd round of Serie A continues with contrasting results between goal-rich matches and tense scoreless games. On the afternoon of Saturday, January 24, 2026, Fabregas' Como dominated and handed a clear 6-0 defeat to Torino, an explosive and goal-filled performance that took the Larian team to fifth place in the standings with 40 points, overtaking Juventus. Meanwhile, the match at Franchi between Fiorentina and Cagliari was marked by a moving tribute to Rocco Commisso, the recently deceased Viola president. However, on the sporting front, Pisacane's red-and-blues celebrated thanks to a 2-1 victory, their second consecutive win after the prestigious one against Juventus.

Como-Torino: a rout and absolute dominance

At Giuseppe Sinigaglia, Como dominated from the very beginning. Greek striker Tasos Douvikas opened the scoring in the 8th minute with a splendid goal, followed by Baturina in the 16th. Torino, coming off three consecutive defeats, suffered under the superiority of Fabregas' team, which scored four goals in 18 minutes in the second half: a penalty converted by Da Cunha in the 59th minute, then a brace by Douvikas, and finally goals by Nicolas Kuhn and Maxence Caqueret. The Como coach received a tribute from the crowd with chants in his favor: "FABREGAS! FABREGAS! FABREGAS!". The Granata remain at 23 points, with a +6 margin over the relegation zone, but in open crisis. The match was broadcast exclusively by DAZN.

Fiorentina-Cagliari, the moving memory and the Sardinian success

The Franchi stood still for a minute of silence and an endless applause in honor of Rocco Commisso, the late Viola president, with general manager Alessandro Ferrari visibly moved. But on the pitch, Fiorentina's first defeat in 2026 halted a desperate push for safety. Cagliari unlocked the match in the 31st minute with Kilicsoy, who finished a counterattack, with the unfortunate decisive deflection from defender Comuzzo. Early in the second half, Palestra doubled the lead, scoring his first Serie A goal, assisted by Sebastiano Esposito, who focused on the specific task of limiting Fagioli and providing the decisive assist, as he stated: "How much do I miss scoring? Zero... I'm not someone who lives for this." Fiorentina reignited hopes in the 73rd minute with Brescianini, a new Viola signing, but it wasn't enough. Coach Vanoli commented angrily: "We need to be pissed off... we need to understand how to play these matches." Pisacane praised the team for sticking to the game plan, highlighting Palestra's untapped potential.

Lecce-Lazio ends goalless

In the afternoon, the match between Lecce and Lazio ended 0-0 in a game lacking clear chances. Lecce came close to scoring with Ramadani, who unleashed a powerful long-range shot that hit the crossbar before halftime. In the second half, Lazio's best chance came from Dia, stopped by goalkeeper Falcone, but the match failed to produce any other highlights.

Standings implications and the continuing matchday

With this victory, Como strengthens its position in the upper part of the standings, while Torino faces a dangerous slump in results. Fiorentina will need to react quickly to prevent their situation from worsening in the race for survival. In the next round, Como will face Atalanta, while Juventus, momentarily overtaken, will take on Napoli in a crucial match. The schedule includes other high-profile clashes such as Sassuolo-Cremonese, Atalanta-Parma, Genoa-Bologna, Juventus-Napoli, and Roma-Milan, which will be played in the coming days.