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MILAN : It has been a slow start to the Serie A season for newly promoted Como but for their deep-pocketed owners, Indonesia's billionaire Hartono brothers, progress on the pitch is part of a wider business plan centred on the image of the lakeside city.
Como earned their first Serie A win in over two decades on Tuesday, stunning Atalanta 3-2 in a match which had been pushed back a day following a massive downpour in Bergamo which had made the pitch unplayable.
Celtic's Champions League rivals Atalanta were left stunned as former Arsenal and Chelsea man Cesc Fabregas led Como to a first Serie A victory in more than two decades.
Como earned their first Serie A win in over two decades on Tuesday, stunning Atalanta 3-2 in a match which had been pushed back a day following a massive downpour in Bergamo which had made the pitch unplayable. Cesc Fabragas' Como came back from Davide Zappacosta's 18th-minute volley to claim all the points in the Italian top flight for the first time since beating Torino on the final day of the 2002/03 season.
Rangers and Malmo will clash in Sweden in their Europa League group opener on Thursday night - and both clubs are close to the heart of one man.
David Raya's goalkeeping heroics ensured that Arsenal were only held to a goalless draw at Atalanta on Thursday in a tough start to their campaign in the revamped Champions League.
Keith Jackson: Celtic can’t get ahead of themselves. They’re likely to be stuck on three points for a while with away trips to Dortmund and Atalanta next. But if they can add to their tally in next home game against Leipzig the play-offs become a distinct possibility.
Pep Guardiola admits Manchester City will have an "advantage" when they face Arsenal on an extra day's rest, but the champions are sweating on Kevin De Bruyne's fitness for the crucial clash with their title rivals. Guardiola's side played at home in their Champions League draw with Inter Milan on Wednesday, while Arsenal had to wait until Thursday to travel to Italy for their goalless stalemate against Atalanta. Guardiola believes the additional 24 hours of recovery could play a role in deciding the first meeting this term between the clubs that have finished first and second for the last two seasons.