Juventus triumphed over Genoa in Serie A Week 6 on Saturday, September 28, 2024, at the Luigi Ferraris Stadium in Genoa, Italy. The match saw Juventus dominate, with Vlahovic scoring a penalty in the 48th minute to break the deadlock. He followed that up with another goal just seven minutes later, showcasing his skill with a precise left-footed shot. Genoa's Koopmeiners came close with a shot that hit the crossbar in the 64th minute, but it was Conceicao who sealed the deal with a third goal in the 89th minute, assisted by Thuram.

Juventus fans can rejoice as the team has finally ended their run of three straight league matches that finished 0-0. This victory means the Bianconeri have sidestepped the rare occurrence of drawing four matches in a row without finding the back of the net, something that has never happened in their Serie A history.

In the upcoming round, Genoa will travel to face Atalanta, while Juventus will host Cagliari at home.

Stats before the game

Genoa and Juventus drew both matches last season (1-1 in the first leg at the Ferraris and 0-0 in the return leg at the Allianz Stadium), the two teams have never recorded three draws in a row in the history of Serie A.

Genoa have remained unbeaten in their last three matches against Juventus in the league (1W, 2D), after five defeats in a row; only once have the Grifone recorded a streak of four games without losing against the Bianconeri in Serie A: between February 1990 and October 1991.

Great balance in the last nine matches between Genoa and Juventus at the Ferraris in Serie A: four wins each and one draw (the last precedent, which ended 1-1 on 15 December).

Genoa lost their last league match against Venezia, in the calendar year 2024 they have only suffered two defeats in a row once: last March, against Inter and Monza.

Juventus are the only team that has not conceded a goal in the top five European leagues in 2024/25; the Bianconeri could keep a clean sheet in all of their first six Serie A games of the season for the first time in their history, in general only five teams have managed to do so in the tournament: Milan 1993/94, Inter 1972/73, Napoli 1970/71, Cagliari 1966/67 and Bologna 1946/47.

Juventus and Genoa have both had 17 shots on target in this championship; however, the Bianconeri are 18th in the Expected Goals ranking (4.1), ahead of only Monza (1.9) and Venezia (4.0) – Genoa instead has an xG of 6.1. Excluding own goals, Genoa's last 12 goals in Serie A have been scored by 12 different players: Thorsby, Frendrup, Gudmundsson, Retegui, Ekuban, Badelj, Malinovskyi, Vítinha, Vogliacco, Junior Messias, Pinamonti and De Winter.

Congratulations again, cap! 💪