Inter can squeeze Como's first pass and turn early wide entries into shots, but Como have the midfield and forwards to play out and answer. The second accurate attack matters more than the first surge in Milan. Celta can attack Levante's reshuffled left side, while Levante can find space behind Celta's advanced wing-back. Both games have credible narrow-score routes even if the home teams start strongly.
Como can build through Perrone and Paz toward Da Cunha and Douvikas; Douvikas started and scored against Lens before leaving with the game well advanced. Inter's Lautaro remains unavailable after missing Feyenoord, while Esposito, Thuram and later Bonny are real alternatives with different roles. Bastoni's suspension was for Europe and he is reported available for the league, so Como still need to beat a strong home back line. Their current creators and compact defensive work make me side with Como to take at least a draw.
Celta's Carreira can test Levante's new left-back, with Aspas and Jutglà available to add a later attack. Borja Iglesias is absent from Celta's official squad after missing Union SG, while Levante's Manu Sánchez is omitted and Bardeli and Sotelo are included with limited return minutes expected. Celta's recent territory against Betis, Alavés and Union SG yielded fewer clean finishes than their pressure suggested, and Levante have Romero as a central reply behind Celta's back three. I therefore side with Levante to keep the final gap small.
