Como vs Genoa: What to Expect from the Serie B Clash
If you’re wondering whether to tune in for the upcoming Como vs Genoa match, you’re in the right spot. Both clubs are pushing for promotion, so the stakes are high and the game promises plenty of drama. Below you’ll find the latest form, injury updates, betting angles and streaming options – all in plain language.
Recent Form and Head‑to‑Head Snapshot
Como have won three of their last five games, scoring 8 and conceding 4. Their attack is clicking thanks to forward Marco Rossi, who’s netted four in the last six matches. Genoa, on the other hand, have slipped to two wins, three draws and no losses in the same span, but they’ve struggled to find a clean sheet, letting in five goals.
When the two met last season, Genoa edged a 2‑1 victory at home. This time the game is at Stadio Renato Curi, meaning Como will have the crowd behind them. Historically the head‑to‑head stands at 6 wins for Genoa, 4 for Como and 3 draws over the past ten meetings.
Key Players, Injuries and Tactical Talk
The biggest name for Como is midfielder Luca Bianchi. He’s back from a minor hamstring strain and should add creativity in the middle third. Genoa’s defence relies heavily on centre‑back Antonio De Luca, who missed last week’s match with a calf issue. If he stays out, Genoa might shift to a three‑man backline, leaving more space for Como’s wingers.
Both coaches favor a 4‑3‑3 set‑up, but Genoa’s manager likes to press high when he has his full‑back Marco Silva on the field. Expect a fast start from Genoa as they try to catch Como off guard, while Como will likely sit deeper and look to hit on the counter‑attack.
Betting markets reflect this balance. The odds are around 2.10 for a Como win, 2.75 for a Genoa win and 3.30 for a draw. If you believe the home crowd will lift Como, the 2.10 price offers decent value.
Streaming the match is easy. In South Africa, the game will be available on SuperSport and can be accessed via the SuperSport Play app. For a free option, you can watch the live feed on the official Serie B YouTube channel, which streams most matches with a short delay.
In short, the Como vs Genoa clash is a classic promotion‑battle with plenty of goals, tactical tweaks and a fan‑friendly atmosphere. Keep an eye on the midfield battle, watch for Genoa’s defensive reshuffle, and decide whether to back the home side based on the odds. Grab your snacks, hit play, and enjoy the showdown.
Serie A: Late red card spares Genoa as Ekuban cancels Nico Paz strike in Como draw
Como led through Nico Paz’s early strike but a late red card for Jacobo Ramón flipped the game, allowing Caleb Ekuban to grab a stoppage-time equaliser for Genoa in a 1-1 draw at the Stadio Sinigaglia. Como sit on 4 points from three matches; Genoa are winless with 2. A night that looked routine for the hosts turned into a rescue act for the visitors.
