Head-to-Head: Genoa vs Monza

Genoa vs Monza is a balanced Italian matchup with no settled script. Monza won 1–0 in their home meeting in December 2023, Genoa answered 1–0 away in August 2024, and a 2–0 Genoa victory at the Ferraris followed in January 2025. Those contrasting venues give any future meeting a clear question: can either side turn a narrow edge into sustained control?

Past matches, Genoa vs Monza

27 January 2025 Regular Season - 22

Genoa

2 - 0

Monza

Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris
24 August 2024 Regular Season - 2

Monza

0 - 1

Genoa

U-Power Stadium
9 March 2024 Regular Season - 28

Genoa

2 - 3

Monza

Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris
10 December 2023 Regular Season - 15

Monza

1 - 0

Genoa

U-Power Stadium

Match center

Genoa

2 - 0

27 January 2025

Monza

Starting eleven

Substitutes Genoa

70
F
18
F
21
F
9
F
10
F
11
M
33
D
47
M
76
F
99
G
15
D
8
M
39
G

Monza Substitutes

M
42
F
47
F
37
F
80
D
3
M
57
F
24
D
52
F
55
M
12
G
69
F
20
G
21
M
27

Match events

45'

90'

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20'

Gianluca Caprari Yellow Card
29'

Georgios Kyriakopoulos Yellow Card
31'
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Andrea Pinamonti Missed Penalty
43'

Jean-Daniel Akpa Akpro Yellow Card
45'

A. Bianco J. Akpa Akpro
46'

Dany Mota G. Kyriakopoulos
55'

M. Cornet L. Kassa
61'
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K. De Winter Normal Goal (Asst: Aarón Martín)
62'

Alessandro Bianco Yellow Card
68'

A. Petagna D. Maldini
68'

S. Vignato G. Caprari
74'

S. Leković D. DAmbrosio
77'

C. Ekuban A. Pinamonti
84'
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J. Vásquez Normal Goal (Asst: M. Cornet)
86'

J. Ekhator M. Thorsby
86'

Vítinha F. Miretti

Stats for this game

Matchup Genoa VS Monza

A close contest shaped by venue

The clubs have exchanged narrow results across the two grounds. Monza won 1–0 at home on 10 December 2023, but Genoa responded with a 1–0 victory at the U-Power Stadium on 24 August 2024. The margins stayed tight, with neither side able to make the fixture a routine assignment for the other.

Genoa’s home response

At the Luigi Ferraris on 27 January 2025, Genoa won 2–0 through headed goals from Koni De Winter and Johan Vásquez. The club’s report described a controlled home performance, giving the result more weight than the scoreline alone. Monza’s earlier success still matters because it shows how quickly the balance can shift when the venue changes.

A new meeting can revisit that question of location and control. Genoa will seek to make its home intensity count, while Monza can draw on its ability to win at home in this pairing. With such narrow evidence, the interest lies in which side manages decisive moments rather than in any predetermined hierarchy.