Fabregas leads Cuomo to win 6 consecutive victories and replaces Alonso to coach Leverkusen?

On Saturday evening, May 10 (Saturday), in the 36th round of Serie A, Como defeated Cagliari 3-1 at home, continuing his recent hot state.

Cuomo successfully reversed with goals from Massen Cacre, Gabriel Strefeza and Patrick Caterone. This is the team's sixth consecutive victory under coach Seske Fabregas.

Como, who had been trapped in the quagmire of relegation, has now soared and has now risen to 10th place in the standings. This not only allowed the team to complete their relegation goal ahead of schedule, but also set a record for two consecutive seasons since 1984-1989.

Back to this game, Cuomo did not start well. In the 22nd minute, away player Michel Adobo shot a curve ball, home team veteran goalkeeper Pepe Reina made a mistake in saving, the ball rolled into the net, and Cagliari led 1-0 away.

However, Cuomo did not allow the backward situation to last too long. In the 40th minute, Masi Perone made a precise pass to find Cacre, who skillfully picked the opponent's goalkeeper and equalized the score for the team. Although the referee initially awarded an offside penalty, the goal was determined to be valid after VAR playback.

In the first half stoppage time, Strefeza became the focus of the game. He cut in from the left and scored with his right foot and scored in the far corner, helping Cuomo overtake the score, 2-1.

The second half of the game changed sides and then fought again, Cagliari still failed to turn the situation around. In the 67th minute, Carterone, who came on as a substitute, seized the opportunity to win another goal and finally locked the score at 3-1.

After losing in this game, although Cagliari was still 7 points higher than the relegation zone, the relegation situation was still not optimistic due to one more game.

Meanwhile, Fabregas has become a popular candidate for Leverkusen's new coach, and the Bundesliga team hopes to introduce him to replace Alonso, who has just announced his departure.