Inter host Como at Stadio Giuseppe Meazza on 8 November 2026 at 20:00. Inter recovered from a 3-1 derby loss to Milan with a 3-0 Champions League win over Feyenoord and have won seven of their last ten matches. At San Siro, they have won four of their last five home games and average 2.20 goals per match. John Stones and Lautaro Martinez are major doubts, while Petar Sucic is pushing for a starting spot. Esposito should retain his place after scoring against Feyenoord.
Como extended their Serie A winning streak to four games with a 1-0 victory over Venezia under Cesc Fabregas. Away from home, however, their defensive record is weak, conceding 1.75 goals per game in their last four away outings. Moise Kean and Assane Diao are sidelined, while Jayden Addai is a major doubt.
Form and H2H
Inter's last-ten record reads seven wins, one draw, and two losses, with an average of 2.20 goals for and 1.10 against. Como's away form over ten matches shows seven wins, one draw, and two losses, averaging 2.61 goals for and 1.00 against.
The head-to-head record favours Inter heavily. In their last six meetings, Inter won four times and drew once. The sequence includes a 4-0 win on 6 December 2025, a 4-3 away victory on 12 April 2026, and a 3-2 home win on 21 April 2026. Como's only result was a goalless draw on 3 March 2026. Inter have won 83 percent of H2H meetings, and 83 percent of those matches produced at least two goals.
Best Bet
Inter 2-1 Como is the pick. Inter's home form, Como's weak away defence, and the historical dominance in this fixture all point to a home victory with goals at both ends. At 1xBet, a home win pays 1.96.
Odds to Watch
Over 2.5 goals is worth backing given that 83 percent of H2H meetings have produced at least two goals and Inter average 2.20 goals at home. At Mostbet, Over 2.5 is available at 1.88 for the home win, or you can back it as a standalone market. Inter over 1.5 team goals reflects their 2.20 goals-per-game average at San Siro. Both Teams to Score Yes is priced at 1.44 on 1xBet, reflecting Como's attacking form and Inter's occasional defensive lapses.


