
Inter host Como at San Siro on April 21 (21:00 CET) after a 0-0 first leg; home advantage and Inter’s strong cup pedigree make them clear favorites — punters may back an Inter win or Inter -0.5 handicap, with a low-scoring market (under 2.5) also plausible given recent tight ties.
Inter vs Como: Coppa Italia semi-final second leg confirmed
Inter will welcome Como to San Siro on Tuesday 21 April at 21:00 CET for the second leg of the Coppa Italia semi-final, with the tie finely poised after a 0-0 draw in the first meeting. The winners will advance to the final on 13 May, where either Atalanta or Lazio will await following their 2-2 first-leg stalemate.

Match details and timeline
March 3: Como 0-0 Inter
March 4: Lazio 2-2 Atalanta
Tuesday 21 April, 21:00 CET: Inter vs Como
Wednesday 22 April, 21:00 CET: Atalanta vs Lazio Coppa Italia
Final: Wednesday 13 May 2026
Format and what’s at stake
With the away-goals rule abolished, any draw after 90 minutes will lead to extra time and, if necessary, a penalty shootout. That change alters tactical incentives: teams can no longer rely on away goals, which often produces more cautious visiting performances.
Inter’s Coppa Italia pedigree and implications
Inter arrive at San Siro with an imposing cup record. They have reached the semi-finals 19 times in the last 30 seasons, more than any other club over that span. Historically, only Juventus (35) have progressed beyond the quarter-finals more often than Inter (31). That experience in knockout ties is a notable edge for the Milan club.
Betting angle and tactical outlook
A 0-0 first leg suggests both sides were cautious; at home, Inter are expected to take control. Punters may prefer backing Inter to win in 90 minutes or an Inter -0.5 handicap for clearer value. Given the goalless opener and the tendency for tight cup ties, under 2.5 goals is a sensible alternative. If Como adopt the same compact approach, a low-scoring match or extra-time scenario should not be ruled out.
Key questions to monitor before kickoff
- Team news and injury updates that affect Inter’s attacking options.
- Como’s defensive setup and whether they will press for an away goal or sit deep.
- Match tempo and substitutions late in the game, which can determine whether the tie is settled in 90 minutes or goes to extra time.
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