Como came from behind to defeat Torino 3-1 in Serie A on Tuesday, scoring three goals in the closing stages to secure all three points at the Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino.
Torino took the lead through Che Adams in the 24th minute, but Como responded with three goals after the 80th minute to complete an impressive comeback.
The hosts started brightly, with Como having an early goal by Anastasios Douvikas ruled out for offside.
Torino capitalised on their opportunity when Adams struck with a left-footed volley following a clever pass from Jayden Fitz-Jim.
Como pushed for an equaliser before the break, with defender Jacobo Ramon forcing Torino goalkeeper Franco Israel into a save with a close-range header.
However, Torino maintained their advantage at half-time.
The visitors increased their pressure after the restart, with Lucas Da Cunha and Martin Baturina both coming close to scoring.
Como also benefited from some luck as Torino threatened, with the crossbar denying both sides during an increasingly open second half.
Como finally drew level in the 81st minute when Nico Paz delivered a cross that Ramon headed into the net.
Six minutes later, Paz put the visitors ahead with a superb header after receiving a cross from Jayden Addai’s team-mate, Mërgim Vojvoda, according to the match report’s description of the attacking move.
Martin Baturina sealed the victory in the 92nd minute, capitalising on a mistake by Nikola Vlasic before firing a right-footed shot into the net.
The victory lifted Como to 20 points, while Torino remained eighth on 13 points after nine rounds of the Italian top flight.
