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Como and Roma Draw 0-0 After Fabbri Injury Forces Change

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Como and Roma played a 0-0 draw at Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia on October 11, 2026, in the sixth round of Serie A as both teams chased points near the top of the table. The match was affected by referee Michael Fabbri's injury and replacement.

According to Gazzetta.it and Repubblica.it, Fabbri stopped officiating after suffering a knee problem and receiving medical treatment on the pitch. Fourth official Simone Sozza replaced him for the remainder of the game.

The first half produced chances for both sides, with Roma creating the clearer opportunities. Gazzetta.it reported that Lorenzo Pellegrini hit the post and Paulo Dybala tested Como goalkeeper Butez from close range.

Como also threatened through Nico Paz, whose attempt to lift the ball over Pierluigi Gollini was stopped by the Roma goalkeeper. Repubblica.it reported several attacking moments from the hosts before halftime.

Roma played the second half with ten men after Donyell Malen received a direct red card for a challenge on Kaiki. Repubblica.it reported that Roma protested the decision, arguing Malen had previously been fouled.

After the sending-off, Como pushed for a winning goal but could not convert its numerical advantage. Perrone missed a major opportunity after receiving a pass from Diao, according to Gazzetta.it.

Gian Piero Gasperini's Roma made changes during the match, including bringing on Matias Soulé for Lorenzo Pellegrini and Balerdi for Hermoso. The result kept the contest scoreless after 90 minutes.

Before kickoff, Gazzetta.it noted that Como and Roma had conceded the fewest league goals across the previous two Serie A seasons, with Como allowing 35 and Roma 34 goals during that period.

The fixture continued a competitive recent history between the clubs. Gazzetta.it reported there had been no draws in their previous 10 Serie A meetings, with seven Roma wins and three Como victories before this match.

Como entered the game seeking a response after a 2-0 loss to Frosinone, while Roma arrived unbeaten and aiming to strengthen its position near the league summit, according to Repubblica.it.

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