Como defeated Juventus 2-0 on Sunday afternoon in a formidable outcome that dropped at an finish Juventus’ unbeaten streak in Serie A this season.
Targets from Marc-Oliver Kempf and Nico Paz had been sufficient to see the lakeside group for his or her rising ambitions in Italian soccer.
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Nevertheless, the drama didn’t cease with the referees whistle as head coaches Igor Tudor and Cesc Fabregas continued to butt heads following their pre-match confrontation.
FLORENCE, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 21: Cesc Fabregas supervisor of Como 1907 reacts through the Serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and Como 1907 at Artemio Franchi on September 21, 2025 in Florence, Italy. (Photograph by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Photographs)
Juventus coach Tudor: ‘Fabregas can say what he needs’
The spark got here from Tudor’s pre-match declare that Como had been a “faux small membership”, including that the Lombardy facet “spent lots and, above all, the coach selected all of the gamers that had been signed,” as .
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Fabregas fired again with a thinly veiled retort, saying:
“I say this with respect for Mr. Tudor, since on Saturday he known as me ‘the Como coach’. He is a superb coach and Juventus are an immense membership. He mentioned we’re an instance and that I choose all of the gamers – possibly they didn’t clarify the entire story to him correctly…”
COMO, ITALY – OCTOBER 19: Juventus coach Igor Tudor appears on through the Serie A match between Como 1907 and Juventus FC at Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium on October 19, 2025 in Como, Italy. (Photograph by Marco Luzzani/Getty Photographs)
Tudor was unmoved when requested concerning the response, selecting to not escalate the alternate.
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“I don’t know what Fabregas mentioned,” he replied. “He can say what he needs. These are his issues, and I say mine.”
Fabregas shouldn’t be solely head coach at Como however is concerned within the possession as nicely and it’s not completely clear as to what the Spaniard and Tudor are literally arguing about, or whether it is only a misunderstanding between the 2 coaches surrounding an already tense fixture.