Como beat Napoli 2-1 in Serie A, using their 4-2-3-1 to control territory and sustain pressure against Napoli’s 4-3-3. The visitors had 58% possession, took 21 shots and put six on target, although their 1.05 xG suggests a relatively modest chance quality compared with the volume they created. Anastasios Douvikas and Martin Baturina scored Como’s goals, while Rasmus Hojlund replied for Napoli. Napoli generated 1.39 xG from 13 attempts but managed only two shots on target, a gap that underlined the difference between their promising attacking positions and their final execution. Como’s goalkeeper faced two shots on target and recorded a 50% save percentage, while Napoli’s keeper faced six and posted 66.67%. The match was therefore shaped less by a major xG disparity than by Como’s ability to keep the ball, repeatedly test the home defence and make their pressure count. Como leave Naples with a significant early-season result.