Genoa vs Cagliari Result 2024-11-24

24-11-2024 11:30
MatchDay 13

Player statistic

1st half
    8' Penalty Răzvan Marin
Morten Frendrup Goal 12'    
2nd half
Fabio Miretti
(Assist: Morten Thorsby)
Goal 59'    
    66' Yellow card Răzvan Marin
Aarón Martín Yellow card 79'    
Mattia Bani Yellow card 86'    
    88' Penalty Roberto Piccoli
    90+4' Yellow card Nicolas Viola

Genoa and Cagliari are set to clash in Serie A Week 13 on Sunday, November 24, 2024, at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium in Genoa, Italy. Genoa has had a strong record against Cagliari, winning six out of their last seven encounters in Serie A, with one draw, and managing to keep five clean sheets during that stretch. In fact, Cagliari is the team that Genoa has defeated the most in the top division since the introduction of the three-point win system, boasting 17 victories in 32 matches (with 3 draws and 12 losses). This matchup marks only the ninth occasion that Genoa and Cagliari will meet in Serie A with identical points at the start of the matchday. Historically, these encounters have been evenly matched, with each team claiming three wins and two draws. Cagliari has struggled in their recent away games against Genoa, failing to secure a win in their last eight Serie A visits (with one draw and seven losses), and they haven't scored in their last four matches at this venue. Their last away victory against Genoa in this competition was on April 19, 2014, when they came from behind to win 2-1, thanks to goals from Marco Sau and Víctor Ibarbo after Sebastien De Maio had initially put Genoa ahead. Genoa (7G: 4D, 3L) is one of the two teams, alongside Monza, that has struggled to secure a home victory in this Serie A season. In fact, the Grifone has only experienced this lack of success in their first eight home matches twice before, during the 2017/18 and 2021/22 seasons. Meanwhile, Cagliari has faced a tough time defensively, allowing at least two goals in each of their last five league matches. The last instance they conceded more than one goal in six consecutive Serie A games was from September to October 2023. Additionally, Genoa has managed to win just one of their last 20 matches following the international break (11D, 8L), with their only victory coming against Cagliari on September 12, 2021, where they won 3-2 away.

Player Stats
Davide Nicola, currently at 199 games as a coach in the top division, will become the fifth coach in the entire history of Serie A next matchday to have had at least 13 games as a coach with eight different teams in the competition, after Carlo Mazzone (10), Alberto Malesani (9), Luigi Delneri (9) and Claudio Ranieri (8). Andrea Pinamonti has been involved in five of the nine goals scored by Genoa in this championship (four goals and one assist), including the four most recent for the rossoblù in the competition. The 1999-born player is the player who has been directly involved in the most goals for his team in the current tournament: 56%, five of the nine total scored by the Grifone. Roberto Piccoli is the Italian player born from 2001 onwards to have scored the most goals in Serie A; 15, nine of which came from the 80th minute onwards, that is 60%: the highest percentage among the players who have scored at least that many goals in the competition. Image Photo via x.com/Genoacfc

Genoa
Cagliari

Starting lineups

1
Nicola Leali
Goalkeeper
3
Aarón Martín
Defender
89'
33
Alan Matturro
Defender
59
Alessandro Zanoli
77'
13
Mattia Bani
Defender
20
Stefano Sabelli
Defender
68'
23
Fabio Miretti
Midfielder
77'
47
Milan Badelj
Midfielder
32
Morten Frendrup
Midfielder
2
Morten Thorsby
Midfielder
19
Andrea Pinamonti
Attacker
89'
71
Alen Sherri
Goalkeeper
28
Gabriele Zappa
Defender
19
Nadir Zortea
Defender
64'
6
Sebastiano Luperto
3
Tommaso Augello
Defender
64'
26
Yerry Mina
Defender
70
Gianluca Gaetano
Midfielder
76'
8
Michel Adopo
Midfielder
76'
18
Răzvan Marin
Midfielder
68'
91
Roberto Piccoli
Attacker
77
Zito Luvumbo
Attacker

Substitutes

8
Emil Bohinen
Midfielder
39
Daniele Sommariva
Goalkeeper
30
David Ankeye
Attacker
11
Gastón Pereiro
Midfielder
95
Pierluigi Gollini
Goalkeeper
72
Filippo Melegoni
Midfielder
73
Patrizio Masini
Midfielder
15
Brooke Norton-Cuffy
55
Federico Accornero
10
Junior Messias
Attacker
68'
14
Alessandro Vogliacco
77'
22
Johan Vásquez
Defender
77'
9
Vitinha
Attacker
89'
45
Mario Balotelli
Attacker
89'
16
Matteo Prati
Midfielder
22
Simone Scuffet
Goalkeeper
37
Paulo Azzi
Attacker
21
Jakub Jankto
Midfielder
9
Gianluca Lapadula
23
Mateusz Wieteska
Defender
1
Giuseppe Ciocci
Goalkeeper
80
Kingstone Mutandwa
24
José Luis Palomino
97
Mattia Felici
Attacker
33
Adam Obert
Defender
64'
30
Leonardo Pavoletti
64'
29
Antoine Makoumbou
Midfielder
68'
14
Alessandro Deiola
Midfielder
76'
10
Nicolas Viola
Midfielder
76'

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