Sassuolo (W) vs SSD FC Como (W) Best odds and tips

Despite sitting four points behind leaders Como in the Serie A Women 2025 table, Sassuolo (W) are the slight favourites for Saturday’s clash at 2.10, with the draw coming in at 3.30 and the visitors priced as big outsiders at 3.00. It’s not hard to see why Sassuolo are favourites, despite their inferior league position, as they have won three of their last five games and are on a two-game winning streak. However, their home form is a cause for concern as they have lost their last two games on home turf. Gian Loris Rossi, who took over in June 2024, has certainly improved Sassuolo’s tempo and coordination in terms of pressing and build-up play, which has contributed to their current two-game winning streak, a 5-2 win at Sampdoria and a 1-0 win at Napoli. However, their home form is still a concern and they will need to improve if they are to maintain their momentum into next season.

Como (W) have won six and lost five of their 11 away games in Serie A Women 2025, scoring an average of 1.73 goals per game and conceding 1.64 per game. Stefano Sottili has done a fine job since taking over in August 2024, instilling a compact, quick transition style that has seen them grind out results, particularly on the road. They are currently four points clear at the top of the table, but a 2-0 win at Napoli two weeks ago was followed by a 4-2 defeat to the same opposition last week. Elisa del Estal is a threat from wide areas, scoring two goals in her last four Serie A Women 2025 games, while her movement and pace can cause problems for opponents in transition. However, Como’s strength is in their organisation and discipline, particularly at the back, where a goalkeeper and centre-back partnership is crucial to their compact shape.

Sassuolo (W) have a slight edge in the head-to-head record and their 3-0 win away at Como two months ago in Serie A Women 2024/2025 shows they can dominate this fixture. However, the hosts are struggling at home and Como are a resilient, compact side that can make it tough for any opponent. A match between a ball-dominant, high-pressing side and a compact, counter-attacking side is a chess match of different philosophies and we’re expecting a tense and high-scoring game on Saturday. Sassuolo have the creativity of a playmaker and the finishing of veteran striker Daniela Sabatino, who has two goals in her last five league games, to give them the edge in the final third, but their leaky defence and Como’s organisation means ‘Both Teams To Score’ is a strong alternative to the win markets.