
Genoa face a punishing run of fixtures against Italy's elite. Six matches against Inter, AC Milan and Juventus lie in wait - three at home, three away. The Rossoblu will travel to the San Siro twice and the Allianz Stadium once, while hosting visits from the same trio at the Luigi Ferraris.
This sequence represents the kind of gauntlet that defines a season. Genoa's ability to pick points from these encounters - even one or two - could prove decisive in their battle for survival or European qualification, depending on where they sit when these matches arrive. Juventus, Inter and Milan have won 14 Serie A titles between them in the past 15 seasons. Playing all three twice in quick succession leaves little room for error.
The fixture list offers no respite. There is no chance to build momentum against weaker sides sandwiched between these tests. Instead, Genoa must find a way to compete at the highest level week after week, or risk being picked apart by opponents with superior resources and depth.
How they navigate this gauntlet will tell us everything about their character and quality this season.
No results to report yet. All six fixtures remain scheduled.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
Genoa won 1-0
Match drawn 0-0
Match drawn 0-0
Como won 2-0
Juventus won 2-0
Genoa won 2-0
Inter won 2-0
Napoli won 3-2
Lazio won 3-2
Match drawn 1-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Nicola LealiItaly | Goalkeeper | |
| Pierluigi GolliniItaly | Goalkeeper | |
| Josep MartinezSpain | Goalkeeper | |
| Johan VasquezMexico | Defender | |
| Aaron MartinSpain | Defender | |
| Koni De WinterBelgium | Defender | |
| Alessandro VogliaccoItaly | Defender | |
| Stefano SabelliItaly | Defender | |
| Mario HermosoSpain | Defender | |
| Milan BadeljCroatia | Midfielder | |
| Morten FrendrupDenmark | Midfielder | |
| Ruslan MalinovskyiUkraine | Midfielder | |
| Nicolas MessiasBrazil | Midfielder | |
| Valentin BadeljCroatia | Midfielder | |
| Aaron CiofaniItaly | Midfielder | |
| Mateo ReteguiItaly | Forward | |
| Albert GudmundssonIceland | Forward | |
| Mateo VitinhaPortugal | Forward | |
| Junior MessiasBrazil | Forward | |
| Caleb EkubanGhana | Forward |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| Italian Football Championship / Serie A | 9 | 1898-1924 |
Genoa won the Italian championship nine times, making them the most successful club in the competition's early decades
Founded in 1893, Genoa is recognised as the oldest football club in Italy still in existence
Genoa won the Coppa Italia in the 1936-37 season
Genoa won the inaugural Italian Football Championship in 1898