➡️ What is the recommended bet for Pisa vs Como?

The forecast and suggested bet for Pisa vs Como, on January 6, 2026, in the analysis written by our experts, is: Como to win → bet available on Bet365.

➡️ Which stadium will host the Pisa vs Como match?

The Pisa vs Como match on January 6, 2026 will take place in Pisa, Arena Garibaldi - Stadio Romeo Anconetani.

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Pisa vs Como Prediction – Serie A

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Here you will find the best prediction for Pisa vs Como in Serie A, along with the match analysis and betting tips.

Read below our detailed analysis of both teams, including recent performance reviews and key statistics from recent matches to offer the best prediction for this match between Pisa vs Como.

Pisa

January 6, 2026 – 14::00
Serie A TIM
2025/2026
Regular season – Round 19

Como

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Pisa vs Como

The best prediction for the match Pisa vs Como in Serie A is a win for Como. Despite playing away from home, the visiting team showcases greater collective quality, more individual solutions, and a much more consistent style of play compared to Pisa. It is also worth mentioning that the home team has exhibited some irregularity, especially against opponents who apply high pressure. Therefore, it is expected that Como will impose their football early on and ultimately secure the three points.

Best prediction for Pisa vs Como

Como to win

Match prediction for Pisa vs Como

The teams Pisa and Como will meet at the Arena Garibaldi – Stadio Romeo Anconetani for a match in Round 19 of Serie A TIM. Historically, the home team has had the upper hand in direct confrontations, boasting 1 win and 2 draws in the last 3 matchups. However, the last time they faced each other at this stadium was on November 4, 2023, in a Serie B game that ended in a 1-1 draw. The goals in that match were scored by Mattia Valoti (46′) for Pisa and Patrick Cutrone (12′) for Como. In this match, home advantage could play a significant role, as both teams display notable differences in results achieved at home versus away.

Analysis of Pisa

The home team currently sits at 18th place, having earned 12 points from 1 win, 9 draws, and 8 losses. In their penultimate match, they lost at home to Juventus (0-2). In their last match, they drew away against Genoa (1-1). This team tends to perform better at home; in their last 30 games, they have 2 wins, 7 draws, and 6 losses as visitors, compared to 5 wins, 4 draws, and 6 losses at home. In the championship, Pisa has managed to secure 6 points out of a possible 27, with 1 win, 3 draws, and 5 losses in their last 9 home games. The most frequent halftime score in their home matches has been 0-0 (7 out of 9 games). Their defensive solidity has not been their strong suit, as they conceded goals in 8 of their last 10 matches in this competition. In their home games, there has been a trend for low scores, as 9 of their last 9 matches ended with fewer than 3 goals. In 18 games in this competition, they conceded the first goal 10 times and have never managed to turn the score around. In their last 18 home games across all competitions, there is one notable pattern: they scored 7 of their 17 goals between the 76th and 90th minutes.

Pisa comes into this match with a draw, 1-1, in their trip to the Genoa stadium, marking their seventh consecutive match without a win in Serie A: the only goal in the match was scored by Mehdi Léris. The home team typically plays in a 3-5-2 tactical setup, favoring a more offensive style of play, attacking through the flanks. The two players who are expected to create panic near the opponent’s area are Henrik Wendel Meister and Stefano Moreo. In their offensive moments, the right flank plays a crucial role, with Idrissa Touré providing width and serving as one of the main outlets for quick counterattacks. Juan Cuadrado and Calvin Stengs are both ruled out of this match due to injuries.

Confirmed lineup: Adrian Semper, Antonio Caracciolo, Arturo Calabresi, Simone Canestrelli, Samuele Angori, İsak Vural, Idrissa Touré, Matteo Tramoni, Michel Aebischer, Stefano Moreo, Mehdi Léris.
Coach: L. D’Angelo.

Analysis of Como

The visiting team is currently in 6th place, having accumulated 30 points from 8 wins, 6 draws, and 3 losses. In their penultimate match, they won away against Lecce (0-3). In their last match, they secured a home win against Udinese (1-0). This is a team that is positively affected by home advantage, playing stronger with the support of their fans, as in their last 30 matches they recorded 7 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses as visitors, totaling 23 goals scored and 15 conceded. At home, they have achieved 11 wins, 3 draws, and 1 loss, scoring 26 goals and conceding only 7. In the championship, Como has achieved 12 points from 27 possible, with 3 wins, 3 draws, and 3 losses in their last 9 away matches. The most frequent result at halftime in their away games was 0-0, which occurred in 4 of their 8 matches. There is a tendency for low scores in their away matches, as 4 of the last 9 ended with fewer than 1.5 goals. In 17 games in this competition, they conceded the first goal 5 times and only managed to turn the score around once.

Como enters this match with a victory, 1-0, against Udinese, marking their second consecutive win in Serie A: the only goal of the match was scored by Lucas Da Cunha. The visiting team usually lines up in a traditional 3-4-3 formation, opting for a more physical and direct style, utilizing long balls and crosses into the opponent’s area. In this setup, the three advanced players are Anastasios Douvikas, Mërgim Vojvoda, and Jesús Rodriguez. When they engage in offensive actions, they often do so through the left flank, leveraging the width provided by Alberto Moreno. Jayden Addai, Edoardo Goldaniga, Assane Diao, and Álvaro Morata are ruled out of this match due to injuries.

Confirmed lineup: Jean Butez, Marc Oliver Kempf, Jacobo Ramón, Mërgim Vojvoda, Ignace Van der Brempt, Alberto Moreno, Maxence Caqueret, Lucas Da Cunha, Máximo Perrone, Anastasios Douvikas, Jesús Rodríguez.
Coach: G. Gattuso.