Como Draws 0-0 at Udinese: Fabregas Frustrated, Win Streak Halted
Como was held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by Udinese, ending their impressive five-game Serie A winning streak. Cesc Fabregas' side missed a key chance to consolidate fourth place.
Como was held to a frustrating goalless draw away to Udinese on April 6, 2026, a result that ended their impressive run of five consecutive Serie A victories.
Cesc Fabregas' side had a significant opportunity to consolidate fourth place in the league standings following Roma's defeat to Inter, but they ultimately failed to capitalize on the chance.
The Lariani faced the trip without key players Jesus Rodriguez, Jacobo Ramon, and long-term absentee Jayden Addai. Udinese also contended with absences, including top scorer Keinan Davis (suspended) and injured players Adam Buksa, Jordan Zemura, and Alessandro Zanoli. Notably, the starting 22 players featured only one Italian, a point of discussion.
Despite the stalemate, there were moments of attacking intent. Como's Arthur Atta broke the offside trap, forcing a save from Udinese goalkeeper Jean Butez. A crucial tackle from Diego Carlos prevented Atta from going clear on a through ball from Nicolò Zaniolo.
Lucas Da Cunha also tested Udinese's Maduka Okoye, but neither team could find the back of the net. The 0-0 scoreline at Stadio Friuli left Como manager Cesc Fabregas visibly frustrated with the tough slog.
This draw represents a minor setback for Como in their otherwise promising season. The club will now need to regroup and refocus for upcoming Serie A challenges as they continue their ambitious push for European qualification spots.