Cuomo confirmed that he is the difficult number this season in the Italian Football League under the leadership of his Spanish coach, Cesc Fabregas, after he turned the tables on his guest, Roma, and emerged victorious 2-1 on Sunday in the 29th stage, placing him in fourth and last place qualifying for the Champions League.Cuomo and Roma entered the confrontation at the same distance with 51 points each in fifth and sixth place, respectively, two points behind fourth-placed Juventus, which beat Udinese 1-0 on Saturday.Roma seemed on its way to achieving its first victory at Como Stadium since April (April) 1986 (losing on its last two visits in 2003 and 2024), when it ended the first half ahead, but conceded two goals in the second half, affected by the numerical shortage in its ranks.With its fifteenth victory of the season, Cuomo became alone in the last fourth place qualifying for the Champions League, while Roma fell to sixth place with its tenth defeat.Roma, who came from a 3-3 home draw with Juventus and a 2-1 defeat at Genoa in the last two stages, started the match in the best way after taking the lead from the seventh minute from a penalty kick taken by Dutchman Donnell Malin after a foul in the forbidden area by Brazilian Diego Carlos on Stephan El Shaarawy.Although he joined the capital club in mid-January (January), Malin tops the list of top scorers for coach Jean-Piero Gasperini's team in the league with seven goals in 9 matches. But Cuomo came back in the second half and equalized in the 59th minute through Greek substitute Anastasios Dovikas with a pass from Spaniard Alex Valle. Then the capital club's task became much more difficult after it was forced to complete the match with ten players as a result of the expulsion of Brazilian Wesley Franca with a second warning (64), which paved the way for Fabregas' men to snatch the three points thanks to Diego Carlos' goal, which made up for its mistake in the penalty kick After following up on a shot by his Croatian teammate Ivan Smolčić (79), celebrating his thirty-third birthday in the best way.