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Abate ‘a little angry’ at Torino 3-1 defeat to Como after leading for so long

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Torino's 3-1 defeat to Como left coach Ignazio Abate 'a little angry' after they led for most of the game. Torino had been in good form, with three consecutive victories before the loss. They took the lead through Che Adams, but Como equalised in the 81st minute and went on to win.

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Torino's 3-1 defeat to Como left coach Ignazio Abate 'a little angry' after they led for most of the game. Torino had been in good form, with three consecutive victories before the loss. They took the lead through Che Adams, but Como equalised in the 81st minute and went on to win. Abate attributed the collapse to Torino's failure to control the ball.

Abate explained that Torino decided to sit deeper against Como, but didn't suffer much until Como equalised. He felt that Torino needed to control the ball better to avoid conceding to a quality team like Como. Abate also noted that the team's spirit was not at fault, and they showed quality in the first 25 minutes.

Despite the heavy defeat, Torino fans applauded the squad and their coach. Abate expressed disappointment at the heavy scoreline, feeling that Torino had chances to score more. He highlighted the team's positive approach and the need to be more courageous when facing a deep-lying opponent.

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Ignazio Abate admits the Torino collapse late in the game to lose 3-1 against Como left him ‘a little angry’ after they had seemed relatively comfortable. The Granata had been one of the form teams in Serie A at the moment, coming off a run of three consecutive victories. They had also gone 1-0 up here thanks to a Che Adams goal on the counter-attack and felt relatively comfortable in their lead until Jacobo Ramon equalised at the 81st minute. That prompted a total collapse in the closing stages, as Nico Paz and Martin Baturina rounded out a 3-1 scoreline for the visitors. Abate told Sky Sport Italia.

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