Como qualify for the UEFA Champions League for the first time in the club’s history after a 4-1 victory over 10-man Cremonese on the final day of Serie A. The result gives Como a place in Europe’s top competition for the coming season, completing a breakthrough campaign under Cesc Fàbregas’s management.
At the same time, Roma also secure qualification for the Champions League, with both places decided around the end-of-season standings. The Athletic reports that the Champions League spots come at the expense of clubs including Milan and Juventus, which both miss out on qualification for the top tournament. Instead, Milan and Juventus are set to play in the UEFA Europa League.
Across the two accounts, Como’s qualification hinges on their decisive win against Cremonese, while the wider outcome of the season determines which other Serie A teams qualify for Europe’s group stage and which drop into the Europa League. The final positions thus reshape the European lineup for next season’s competitions.
