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COMO VS VENEZIA SURE TIPS This fixture presents two sides with contrasting form and league positions. Como will look to maintain their strong home performance, while Venezia face a difficult challenge away from home. Teams Analysis Record: Como and Venezia have met 20 times in all competitions, with their head-to-head record evenly balanced.

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Currently sitting 4th in the Serie A standings, Como has emerged as the standout dark horse of the ongoing campaign under manager Cesc Fabregas. The side has racked up 20 points from 9 league outings, with 6 wins, 2 draws and 1 single defeat. They are currently on a 4-game winning streak across all competitions, having beaten Fiorentina, Sassuolo and Torino in recent Serie A rounds, plus a famous Champions League upset over Manchester United. Their defensive record is the second best across the entire Italian top flight, and they have posted 2 wins and 1 draw on home soil so far, with their only dropped home point coming against AS Roma, showing highly consistent home form. However, upcoming fixture pressure could impact their selection for this game. They are scheduled to travel to face Lens in the Champions League next midweek, so the team is very likely to rotate key starters, and will not go all out to burn through their full physical reserves in this match.

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Como have secured a solid 4th place in the current Serie A standings after 9 rounds, picking up 6 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss for 20 total points to firmly occupy a Champions League qualification spot. They have registered 17 goals scored and 8 conceded across the opening stretch of the campaign, and their home performance stands out as particularly impressive. Across 3 home matches so far, they have claimed 2 wins and 1 draw, scoring 4 goals while conceding just 1, with an extremely tight, near-unbreakable home defense. Venezia, by contrast, sit rock bottom of the league table. After 9 Serie A fixtures, they have only 1 win to show for 8 straight losses, earning a mere 3 points total. Their 6 goals scored and 19 conceded are the worst figures across both attacking and defensive departments in the entire division. Their away form is even more dismal: they have lost all 4 of their away matches this season, scoring only 3 goals and conceding 9, ranking last in the league for away match comp

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