"After the game, Fabregas revealed he spoke to his former Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger, before the game. I thank [Arsene] because at 16 he believed in me, just as I believe in Nico Paz, who is a champion, Fabregas told Dazn. I'm very confident about his future because I can recognise when a player has the mindset to become a top player. If he continues like this, he can go wherever he wants."
"Tudor brought on striker Dusan Vlahovic for midfielder Manuel Locatelli in the 77th minute, two minutes before Paz's goal. Juventus continued to struggle and Paz doubled Como's lead in the 79th minute with a brilliant solo effort on the break. The 21-year-old Argentinian cut inside from the right, gliding past Andrea Cambiaso before curling a left-footed strike beyond the visiting goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio."
Juventus lost 2-0 at Como, with Marc-Oliver Kempf volleying in from close range in the fourth minute following Nico Paz's curling cross. Jonathan David had a 36th-minute finish ruled out for offside in the buildup. Kempf required treatment early in the second half for a cut to his forehead but continued with heavy strapping. Nico Paz doubled the lead in the 79th minute with a solo run and curled finish. Paz has four goals and four assists in seven matches, contributing to eight of Como's nine league goals. Victory moved Cesc Fabregas' Como above Juventus on goal difference; Juventus now face Real Madrid in the Champions League midweek.
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