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Key moments
- 1:56 PM ET90+5'2 90+5' End of the match!
- 1:40 PM ET78'Yellow card
- 1:38 PM ET75'Goal by Aarón Martín’s
- 1:34 PM ET72'Penalty!
- 1:13 PM ET51'Yellow card
- 1:06 PM ET45'2 45' Second half begins!
- 1:00 PM ET45+1'1 45+1' End of the first half
- 1:00 PM ET26'Yellow card
- 1:00 PM ET17'Goal by Weston McKennie · 2-0
- 1:00 PM ET15'Yellow card
- 1:00 PM ET4'Goal by Bremer · 1-0
2️⃣⏸️ 90+5' End of the match!
Full-time! Juventus have secured a home victory against Genoa. Goals from Bremer and Weston McKennie sealed the win for the Vecchia Signora, who remain in the European qualification spots. Final score: 2-0.
Additional time
The match is coming to an end. The clock shows that we’ve reached the 90th minute, but before the referee blows the whistle to end regulation time, he decides to add five minutes of stoppage time. Juventus made a substitution, bringing on Jérémie Boga for Kenan Yildiz.
There are a few substitutions in the match. For Juventus, coach Luciano Spalletti decides to send Emil Holm and Fabio Miretti onto the field in place of Francisco Conceição and Andrea Cambiaso. For Genoa, Daniele De Rossi decides to bring on Jeff Ekhator in place of Morten Frendrup.
Juventus had it! Arkadiusz Milik tried to catch everyone off guard; after winning the ball in midfield, he unleashed a powerful long-range shot that nearly beat goalkeeper Justin Bijlow, who made a diving save to prevent the third goal.
The match is winding down, and there are less than 15 minutes left to play. In the final moments, the game has become much more exciting. Genoa is trying to keep the match close, and Michele Di Gregorio has become Juventus's savior.
Another yellow card is shown in the match. The referee decides to caution Juventus' Képhren Thuram after he commits a foul on Tommaso Baldanzi just outside the box. He is the fourth player from the home team to be booked and the fifth in the match.
Save! Save! Michele Di Gregorio saves the penalty! The Italian prevents Genoa from pulling one back by diving the wrong way to stop Aarón Martín’s shot, which was struck at mid-height with his left foot, aiming for the right post. On the rebound, a cross was sent in that led to a shot, which the goalkeeper saved once again.
Penalty!
Penalty! It's a penalty for Genoa! The referee had initially called a foul by Bremer on Aarón Martín and awarded a free kick. A couple of minutes later, the VAR officials informed him that the foul had occurred inside the box, and he reversed his decision. The Brazilian was shown a yellow card.
Genoa pressed forward. The visiting team was looking for a consolation goal and came close to scoring with a shot by Tommaso Baldanzi, who tried a low shot that went just wide of the left post. Juventus still leads 2-0.
There are a few substitutions in the match. For Juventus, coach Luciano Spalletti decides to send Arkadiusz Milik onto the field in place of Jonathan David. For Genoa, Daniele De Rossi makes two changes, bringing on Caleb Ekuban and Patrizio Masini in place of Lorenzo Colombo and Ruslan Malinovskyi.
We're already 20 minutes into the second half. So far, Juventus has completely dominated the match; Genoa is just trying to prevent them from scoring more goals and hasn't managed to do much else worth noting.
We’re already past the 15-minute mark of the second half. Juventus has had more possession and is managing to create a bit more uncertainty in the visiting team’s defense, which hasn’t been able to settle on the field during this match.
Genoa makes its first substitution of the match. The coach Daniele De Rossi uses his first substitution. He has now decided to give Tommaso Baldanzi a chance to play, and he has come on to replace Junior Messias.
Another yellow card is shown in the match. The referee decides to caution Genoa's Morten Frendrup after he commits a foul on Manuel Locatelli. He is the first player from the visiting team to receive a yellow card and the third in the match.
The ball hit the post! Juventus came so close! The home team had a great chance to score their third goal. Jonathan David received the ball near the box with his back to the goal; the Canadian turned to take a right-footed shot, but the right post denied him a good.
Juventus missed it! Weston McKennie had another chance to score. After a through ball was played over the top, Lloyd Kelly sent a cross into the box, but Weston McKennie couldn't get there in time to make solid contact with the ball in front of the goal.
2️⃣▶️ 45' Second half begins!
The match resumes at Allianz Stadium! The referee blows the whistle and signals for the ball to be put back into play, kicking off the second half. Juventus has made a substitution; Michele Di Gregorio has come on to replace Mattia Perin in goal.
1️⃣⏸️ 45+1' End of the first half
End of the first half! The referee blew the whistle to signal the end of the first half. The first 45 minutes of the match at Allianz Stadium are over, and the teams head into halftime with Juventus leading Genoa 2-0.
Additional time
The first half of the match is coming to an end. The clock shows that we’ve reached the 45th minute, but before the referee blows the whistle to send the teams into halftime, he decides to add a minute of stoppage time. Juventus is still leading.
Juventus had it! Another scoring chance created by the home team. This time, it was Francisco Conceicao who received the ball in the box; to shake off his marker, he decided to cut inside onto his right foot and fired a cross-shot, but the ball went wide.
Juventus missed it! What a chance Weston McKennie missed! The midfielder had a clear shot at the net for the third goal of the match after Kenan Yildiz headed down a cross from the right, but he sent the ball over the crossbar.
The match continues, and we’re now entering the final minutes of the first half. Juventus still leads 2-0 in a game that hasn’t seen many scoring chances in recent minutes. The home team is in control of the play.
We're in the final stretch of the first half. Juventus still holds a narrow lead in a match that has slowed down considerably. Genoa has shown at times that it can build up play through passing combinations, but has been unable to link up with its forwards to create any real danger.
Juventus pressed forward. This time, the home team looked to attack down the left flank, and Kenan Yildiz created another chance with a shot that goalkeeper Justin Bijlow comfortably saved. Juve still leads 2-0.
We’ve reached the half-hour mark at Allianz Stadium. Juventus has controlled possession for most of the match, though they’ve lacked penetration in the final minutes. Genoa is trying to push further into the opponent’s half, but they’re also struggling to create scoring opportunities.
Another yellow card has been shown in the match. The referee has decided to caution Juventus' Weston McKennie after he fouled Johan Vásquez on the left flank. He is now the second player from the home team to receive a yellow card.
We're 25 minutes into the match. So far, Juventus has completely dominated the game and is now looking to launch counterattacks whenever Genoa tries to get near their penalty area. The score remains 2-0.
We're now 20 minutes into the match. As the minutes tick by, Juventus has eased off the pressure slightly, but continues to be more proactive in attack. Genoa is trying to keep possession longer and work its way into the opponent's box through build-up play.
Goal!
We’re 15 minutes into the match and the first yellow card has been shown. The referee decides to caution Juventus’s Manuel Locatelli after he fouled Junior Messias near the box. This is a chance for Genoa to get back into the game.
The match continues to unfold with Juventus playing quite aggressively on offense, maintaining possession and not giving their opponents a chance to attack. The home team has continued to push into the opponent's box, looking to create more scoring opportunities.
Juventus are closing in! The home team has come out playing an intense game and is already close to scoring their second goal of the match. This time, they tried through Khéphren Thuram, who saw an opportunity to shoot with his right foot from outside the box, but the ball went wide.
Goal!
1️⃣▶️ 1' Match starts!
The match is underway! The referee blows his whistle to signal the start of play, and the Juventus vs. Genoa match on Matchday 31 of Serie A is now underway at Allianz Stadium. We’ll see who comes away with the three points.
Match Officials
This is the refereeing team appointed for today's Juventus vs Genoa game in Serie A:
Referee: Davide Massa.
Assistant No.1: Alessandro Lo Cicero.
Assistant No.2: Marco Trinchieri.
Fourth Official: Matteo Marchetti.
VAR: Daniele Paterna.
VAR's Assistant: Francesco Meraviglia
Teams on the field
We're ready for this Serie A match! The Allianz Stadiumwelcomes Juventus and Genoa players to its pitch. The fans in attendance have created a remarkable atmosphere. The ball will be rolling in a few moments.
Substitutes - Genoa
1. Nicola Leali (GK), 39. Daniele Sommariva (GK), 4. Alexsandro Amorim, 8. Tommaso Baldanzi, 13. Nils Zätterström, 18. Caleb Ekuban, 20. Stefano Sabelli, 21. Jeff Ekhator, 34. Sebastian Otoa, 73. Patrizio Masini, 80. Jacopo Grossi, 99. Wedtoin Latif Ouedraogo.
Starting XI - Genoa
1-3-4-2-1
| 16. Justin Bijlow |
| 27. Alessandro Marcandalli | 5. Leo Ostigard | 22. Johan Vásquez |
| 32. Morten Frendrup | 17. Ruslan Malinovskyi |
| 77. Mikael Ellertsson | | 3. Aaron Martin |
| 77. Mikael Ellertsson | | 3. Aaron Martin |
| 10. Junior Messias | 9. Vitor Carvalho |
| 29. Lorenzo Colombo |
Coach: Daniele De Rossi
Substitutes - Juventus
These are the players coach Luciano Spalletti has available on the bench:
16. Michele Di Gregorio (PO), 23. Carlo Pinsoglio (PO), 2. Emil Holm, 4. Federico Gatti, 8. Teun Koopminers, 9. Dusan Vlahovic, 11. Edon Zhegrova, 13. Jérémie Boga, 14. Arkadiusz Milik, 18. Filip Kostic, 20. Loïs Openda, 21. Fabio Miretti, 32. Juan David Cabal.
Starting XI - Juventus
1-4-2-3-1
| 1. Mattia Perin |
| 3. Bremer | 6. Lloyd Kelly |
| 15. Pierre Kalulu | | 27. Andrea Cambiaso |
| 15. Pierre Kalulu | | 27. Andrea Cambiaso |
| 5. Manuel Locatelli | 19. Képhren Thuram |
| 7. Francisco Conceicao | 22. Weston McKennie | 10. Kenan Yildiz |
| 30. Jonathan David |
Coach: Luciano Spalletti
The lineups will be announced shortly...
Stay tuned to this broadcast! In just a moment, we’ll continue bringing you all the latest updates on the Juventus vs. Genoa match at Allianz Stadium. In a few minutes, we’ll share the starting lineups for this 2025–26 Serie A match.
Genoa's squad list
The arrival of Juventus
Last five games – Genoa
March 20 – Serie A: 0-2 vs Udinese (Lost)
March 15 – Serie A: 0-2 vs Hellas Verona (Won)
March 8 – Serie A: 2-1 vs Roma (Won)
February 28 – Serie A: 2-0 vs Inter (Lost)
February 22 – Serie A: 3-0 vs Torino (Won)
Last five games – Juventus
March 21 – Serie A: 1-1 vs Sassuolo
March 14 – Serie A: 0-1 vs Udinese (Won)
March 7 – Serie A: 4-0 vs Pisa (Won)
March 1 – Serie A: 3-3 vs Roma.
February 25 – UEFA Champions League: 3-2 vs Galatasaray (Won)
All set at the Allianz Stadium
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