Como coach Cesc Fabregas said he would not be taking any time out to savour his side's 4-1 home victory over RB Leipzig in their Champions League debut on Thursday, stressing that he is already focused on Monday's Serie A match against Parma.
    "I realize it is a historic night for the city and the club, it is a gift that we deserved for the incredible work we did last season, but Serie A remains the most important objective," Fabregas told Sky.
    "After all, that is what allows you to get back into the Champions League.
    "We are a young team, we are boosted by the Champions League energy, but I'd be really angry if we then didn't give our all in Serie A (on Monday).
    "We must be humble and be able to perform every three days.

It will be a very tough season, and we must maintain the right mentality".
    Como were the only one of Italy's four representatives in the Champions League to win during the first week of action.
    AS Roma drew 1-1 at Fenerbahce on Thursday, Napoli lost 1-0 at home to Arsenal on Wednesday and Inter went down 2-1 away at Real Madrid on Tuesday.

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