Como's possession and Venezia's quicker forward service should create different kinds of pressure in the same match. The home attack can move the final receiving role between its striker, creators and overlapping players. Getafe and Sevilla present a separate contest over direct contacts, second balls and the first forward pass after a recovery.
Paz, Couto and the left-side combinations give Como several ways to reach the box. Douvikas has finished close deliveries, while Ramon and Paz supplied alternative arrivals at Torino. Venezia's compact defence therefore has several runners to track, rather than a single striker to crowd out.
Addai's new injury reduces Como's wide options, but the expected Paz and Douvikas core still has Couto, Kaiki, Baturina and Caqueret available around it. Venezia retain Adams and their second-forward options, with Mazzocchi and Helgason reported fit after their Inter substitutions. Their recent scoreless defeats included close opportunities, and Como's first-pass losses offer a relevant route into those receivers. I expect settled home pressure and visiting attacks into the space behind it, which is why I'm backing each attack to find a goal.
Sevilla's stronger connection is from a midfield recovery through Fofana into the wide players. That meets a Getafe side whose direct striker service has too often failed to become sustained league chances. Sevilla demonstrated this progression against Osasuna, then used carrying and fresh attackers as the opponent advanced.
Martín's league suspension removes a ball-winning role despite his cup appearance, while Mojica's suspension and Romero's injury change Getafe's wide delivery and cover. Mangala has returned and played in the cup, giving Getafe a genuine supporting option. Sevilla spared Fofana, Ejuke and Iglesias those cup minutes and restore Agoumé to the squad. I expect their recovery and wide attacks to carry more weight as the game develops, so I'm siding with Sevilla with protection for a draw.
