Como vs Genoa Prediction 15.09.2025
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Como vs Genoa Prediction
Como vs Genoa Prediction and Betting Tips takes center stage on Monday at Stadio Sinigaglia, with two ambitious clubs eager to make up for recent defeats. This clash is part of our detailed Serie A Predictions, where the spotlight falls on how Fabregas’ Como react against Vieira’s goal-shy Genoa.
- Como return to the Stadio Sinigaglia after a narrow defeat to Bologna.
- Genoa are still waiting for their first Serie A goal of the season.
- Cesc Fabregas and Patrick Vieira meet again, this time as rival coaches.
- Both sides looking to bounce back after pre-international break setbacks.
Como’s defeat at Bologna before the break put the brakes on what had been a promising start. A shock, really, considering their vibrant attack led by Nico Paz and supported by names like Morata and Douvikas. At home, though, the Lariani are a different beast. Five wins in their last six at Sinigaglia says a lot, and Fabregas’ pressing system makes them tough to handle in front of their own fans. Can they really push for European spots this season? It’s not out of the question.
Fabregas has more weapons to call on, too. New signing Diego Carlos brings steel to the back line, while Paz continues to look like the crown jewel of their project. The Argentine has been involved in four goals across five league games, numbers that speak for themselves. Injuries to Diao and Van Der Brempt limit their depth, but the core of this team is solid and confident. That said, consistency remains the real challenge.
On the other side, Genoa look toothless so far. Two league matches without scoring, including a frustrating 1-0 home loss to Juventus, have left Patrick Vieira searching for solutions. His side were solid enough last season, but away from home the record is worrying: just one win in 11. And now they face a Como side that thrives on home soil. Even so, with talents like Carboni, Stanciu and Gronbaek, there’s enough creativity in the squad, if only they can find a clinical touch.
Vieira will hope Lorenzo Colombo steps up, but patience is wearing thin as the Milan loanee continues his barren run. Maxwel Cornet’s return offers another option, but unless Genoa rediscover some bite in front of goal, it’s hard to see them breaking their Sinigaglia curse. Their last win here? Never, in Serie A terms. That adds extra weight to this fixture. The stakes are clear, and the storylines, Fabregas vs Vieira, Como’s home dominance vs Genoa’s travel sickness, make this one worth every minute. For those following our Serie A Predictions, it feels like a defining early-season test.
Como’s home record is hard to ignore. The Lariani have won five of their last six games at Sinigaglia, conceding just once in four of those. Under Fabregas, their high-pressing approach has been effective, forcing mistakes and creating chances quickly. Nico Paz is in sparkling form, involved in four goals across his last five league matches, and with options like Morata and Douvikas in attack, they have multiple threats. Genoa, by contrast, remain blunt up front. Two games into the season, Vieira’s men are yet to score in Serie A, and their away form is dreadful: only one win in their last 11 on the road. Colombo is struggling, and while Cornet and Carboni offer creativity, it hasn’t translated into goals. With Como’s momentum at home and Genoa’s lack of cutting edge, the value leans heavily towards the hosts. Como to Win feels like the right call.
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