Como manager Cesc Fabregas expressed frustration after his side conceded a goal despite securing a historic 9-1 victory over Lens in the UEFA Champions League on Thursday. The result marked the highest away scoring tally by an Italian club in the competition's history.
Fabregas, speaking after the match, admitted he was "angry" to see his team concede, emphasizing his desire for defensive solidity even in such a dominant win. The Spanish former international has guided Como to an impressive start in their European campaign.
The match, played at Lens' Stade Bollaert-Delelis on November 5, 2026, saw Como rewrite the record books with their nine-goal haul, surpassing previous Italian away scoring benchmarks in the Champions League.
