Genoa vs Verona Prediction 29 November 2025

📢 What kind of scenario can we expect in the match between Genoa and Verona at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, part of Serie A's 13th round? These teams find themselves in the relegation zone, making this clash of immense psychological significance for both sides. Although the season hasn't yet reached its third mark, the pressure from the standings is already intensely felt. Every lost point heightens anxiety, while any victory could shift the mood and restore confidence. This is why the game promises to be highly intense and unpredictable.

Head-to-Head

📊 The head-to-head history between Genoa and Verona spans 31 matches over recent years. The "Grifoni" hold a slight edge with 11 wins compared to 7 for Verona, while 13 games ended in draws. However, last season Genoa struggled to break through Verona's defense, losing 0-2 at home and then settling for a goalless draw (0-0) away.

Genoa Team Overview

🔴 Genoa have been gradually finding their feet after parting ways with Patrick Vieira, going unbeaten in their last three matches. During this stretch, the team has secured 5 points—more than they managed in the previous nine rounds (3). This has significantly impacted their league standing: the "Griffins" have climbed to 18th place and are no longer at the bottom of the table.

🔵 In their last outing, Genoa played out a thrilling 3-3 draw away against Cagliari, and the match was nothing short of eventful. On one hand, the team looked sharper than their opponents, creating more chances and taking the lead twice. On the other hand, it was the "Griffins" who had to fight to avoid defeat in the closing stages, salvaging a point with a goal in the 83rd minute.

Hellas Verona Team Overview

🔵 At the moment, Verona are rightly considered the worst team in Serie A. The Mastiffs have yet to secure a victory this season, including their matches in the Coppa Italia, and they sit at the bottom of the table with just 6 points.

🟡 In the last round, the team had a great opportunity to slightly improve their standing: they hosted Parma (1-2), who are also fighting for survival. However, instead of delivering a strong performance driven by the need for results, Verona played one of their weakest matches of the season. The visitors looked significantly sharper, recording 7 shots on target and deservedly taking all three points. Playing such football at home is a direct path to relegation, and Paolo Zanetti is well aware of this. Moreover, the upcoming game against Genoa could very well be his last as head coach if the team fails to secure a win again.

Latest news

Genoa

📣 Genoa's head coach Daniele De Rossi, following a thrilling 3-3 draw with Cagliari, acknowledged the immense importance of every match in their current situation: “When you’re this low in the standings and going through such a tough spell, every game becomes crucial... Of course, I wanted to win.” The coach praised the character and commitment of his team, who managed to salvage a point in a challenging encounter: “Today we played with heart. Coming back into a game like that wasn’t easy, and at times we showed some really good football.”

🚫 Genoa will be without at least four players for the upcoming clash. Brooke Norton-Cuffy is suspended after receiving a red card in the previous round. Jean Onana, Junior Messias, and Maxwel Cornet are still recovering from muscle injuries, with all three expected to return in early December.

Hellas Verona

📣 Verona's head coach Paolo Zanetti took responsibility for the home defeat to Parma (1-2): "I accept responsibility for the mistake. We played well, but conceded two goals precisely when we were at our best. Now, we need to respond correctly and not give up." The coach also acknowledged the fans' criticism and emphasized the team's lack of composure in finishing: "The fans have every right to criticize us. We create a lot, but we need to be more clinical—and above all, we can't gift goals to our opponents. It's my job to find solutions."

🚫 Verona are also dealing with their own injury issues. Tomas Suslov is out until the end of February 2026 due to an ACL injury. Jean-Daniel Akpa-Akpro and Suat Serdar are expected to return in early December, recovering from a muscle injury and knee injury, respectively. Grigoris Kastanos' participation is also in doubt as he is experiencing physical discomfort.

⚽️ Goal Prediction

⚽️ Goal Prediction

Since Patrick Vieira's departure as head coach, Genoa's matches have turned into real football thrillers: 2-1 against Sassuolo, 2-2 with Fiorentina, and 3-3 against Cagliari. The team has adopted a bolder approach, pushing forward more often and taking risks. With both Genoa and Verona in the relegation zone, they desperately need points, so a defensive game is unlikely. We are backing both teams to score (yes).

🚩 Corner Prediction

Verona rank among the worst in Serie A when it comes to earning corners, averaging just 3.8 per match. The team particularly struggles away from home, rarely creating chances near the opponent's goal. In contrast, Genoa are on the rise and are likely to take control of the ball from the start. In such a scenario, the visitors are unlikely to reach the corner flag often, making a bet on Verona under 4.5 corners a solid option.