Feyenoord 3-2 Como 1907: Match Recap and Result

Match: 14 October 2026, 16:45 UTC · Published: 14 October 2026 · 324 words

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Feyenoord beat Como 1907 3-2 in the Champions League, coming from behind after an early away goal and then pulling clear in the second half. Scorers were not listed in the match data, and Como 1907's stoppage-time goal only reduced the margin.

Match Summary

Como 1907 struck in the 18th minute, with no scorer listed in the match data, and led for only a short spell. Feyenoord were level by the 20th minute, again without a named scorer, so the first-half story was a quick exchange rather than a sustained lead. The sides reached the interval at 1-1.

A Feyenoord player, unnamed in the data, was booked in the 50th minute. Two minutes later the home side went in front, still without a verified scorer. Como 1907 then picked up yellow cards for Ivan Smolcic in the 57th minute, Jacobo Ramon in the 70th, and Lucas Da Cunha in the 74th. Feyenoord scored again in the 82nd minute, and another unnamed Feyenoord player saw yellow in the 84th. Como 1907 scored in the third minute of stoppage time. The official result remained 3-2.

Key Moments

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The opening lead never had time to settle. Because Feyenoord equalized so quickly, Como 1907 spent almost the entire evening chasing the game rather than managing a one-goal advantage, and that changed how both teams could play from there.

The second-half lead forced Como 1907 forward. Yellow cards for Smolcic, Ramon, and Da Cunha arrived in that spell, and once the hosts had a two-goal cushion the visitors needed a pair of replies. The stoppage-time goal showed they were still dangerous, which matched their expected-goals edge, but it arrived too late to force a draw.

Match Statistics

Feyenoord outshot Como 1907 13 to 10 and put five attempts on target against four. Corners were 4-1 in the home side's favor. Expected goals ran against the scoreline, with Como 1907 at 1.19 and Feyenoord at 0.54. Yellow cards finished two for Feyenoord and three for Como 1907. No red cards were shown, and Donatas Rumsas refereed.