Feyenoord vs Como: Prediction & Preview

Form guide

Feyenoord host Como at Stadion Feijenoord in the second round of the UEFA Champions League, with kickoff set for Wednesday 14 October 2026 at 16:45 UTC. The Dutch side come into this match on a mixed European start: they are 33rd in the 36-team table after one game, with one defeat, five goals conceded and one scored. Their recent league form has been much stronger, though, with four wins from their last five matches and results including a 2-0 win over AZ Alkmaar, a 5-0 win over FC Utrecht and a 7-0 away win at PEC Zwolle.

Como have made a far better start in the league phase, sitting 5th after one match with three points, four goals scored and one conceded. Their last five results show a more varied run, with three wins, one draw and one defeat. Most recently they drew 0-0 with AS Roma, while earlier they beat Parma 2-1, defeated RB Leipzig 4-1 in the Champions League and won 4-1 at Genoa. Their only loss in this sequence was a 2-0 defeat at Frosinone.

Key factors

On the numbers available, this looks like a matchup between Feyenoord’s strong domestic scoring form and Como’s better early Champions League position. Feyenoord’s only league-phase game so far ended in a heavy 5-1 loss away to Barcelona, which leaves them needing a response in front of their own supporters.

Como have already shown they can score heavily at this level, as seen in the 4-1 win over RB Leipzig. They also arrive with a solid defensive return in the table, having conceded only once in their opening Champions League match. That said, their recent run is not flawless, and the 0-0 draw with Roma suggests they can also be involved in tighter contests.

The betting market is fairly balanced on the match result, but the goals line points towards an open game. Our model also expects goals at both ends, with a 65% probability for both teams to score and an expected goals figure of 2.11 for Feyenoord and 1.35 for Como.

Our prediction

Tip: Over 2.5 goals — 67% probability. This is a prediction, not a certainty.

The main risk is that Como’s recent 0-0 draw with Roma and their low goals-against total in the league phase could help this match stay tighter than expected.