Como go to Frosinone unbeaten in 10 league games, and they have been averaging two goals per away game in 2026. They have also taken more points on the road than anyone else this year, which is why the visitors arrive as the slight edge in this Frosinone vs Como preview.
Como's travelling numbers
The away form is the main reason this looks awkward for the hosts. Como's last trip ended in a 4-1 win at Genoa, and the broader run has been strong enough to keep them unbeaten since the end of last season.
Cesc Fabregas has seen his side travel well in 2026, with more points away from home than any other side and that two-goals-per-game average giving them a reliable attacking base. Kaiki is part of that group, even if the broader story here is the team shape rather than one individual.
Frosinone's home edge
Frosinone are not just making up the numbers. They have seven points at this stage, which matches their best start to a Serie A season, and they beat Venezia 3-2 in their most recent home league fixture.
Massimiliano Alvini's side also pushed Juventus hard before that win, so Stadio Stirpe has already shown signs of being a difficult place to visit. That is why this does not feel like a routine away day, even with Como's momentum.
Sports Mole's preview desk expects the visitors to get the job done, writing: "Frosinone could cause some problems for Como, given their bright start and an in-form front line, but the visitors' class will eventually pay off."
The match is scheduled for 20 September, and the best argument still points to Como carrying more threat over 90 minutes.
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