
The Como coach after the 9-1 in the Champions League: humility and continuous work, last sprint before rest on Sunday
Como coach Cesc Fabregas comments on the 9-1 victory over Lens in the Champions League, third in four matches, calling for calm and continuous work in view of PSG and Barcelona and the final sprint on Sunday.
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Como achieved three victories in four matches in the first phase of the Champions League. The next opponents will be PSG and Barcelona.
A beautiful evening for Como but feet on the ground, humility and continue working. We have to learn to think "ok it's a nice day but we have to continue": Como coach Cesc Fabregas says this after his team's overwhelming victory over Lens 9-1. The third victory for the Como team in four matches, with the last opponents of this first phase of the Champions League being PSG and Barcelona. "When I saw the calendar I thought we had to score as many points as possible first. They are at a higher level but there are a lot of games left. We can catch up with a lot of guys. On Sunday we have to do the last sprint and then rest."

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Francesco Farioli's Porto won 4-1 against Napoli in the Champions League, achieving their first success in the single group. The Italian coach says he is satisfied and is looking forward to his next championship match.

Porto beat Napoli 4-1 on the fourth day of the Champions League, while Como overwhelmed Lens 9-1 in France, the biggest away win of the competition. Anastasios Douvikas is the solitary top scorer with six goals.

Como annihilates Lens 9-1 away in the Champions League: nine points in four games, fourth place in the standings ahead of Aston Villa, Manchester City and Barcelona on goal difference, a hat-trick from Douvikas, the competition's top scorer.

Massimiliano Allegri defends Napoli after the 4-1 defeat against Porto in the Champions League. He says he is disappointed and saddened by the bad moment, but does not reproach the boys for anything due to their dedication and desire. The team did well physically and technically for 70 minutes, but conceded avoidable goals from dead balls. Allegri rules out retiring for now before the championship match against Lazio at the Maradona.

Porto beat Napoli 4-1 with goals from Bednarek, McTominay and Samu Aghehowa. Como won 9-1 on the Lens pitch, record away distance in the Champions League, with a hat-trick from Douvikas and goals from Nico Paz, Kempf, da Cunha, Liberali, Aguilar and Baturina. Nico Paz dedicates the goal to Jesus de Miguel, the Tenerife striker who died on the pitch.