Genoa CFC
ItalyGenoa CFC are in position 11 in Serie A with 13 points from 10 matches (4 wins, 1 draw, 5 losses, goals 10-14). Recent form of Genoa CFC (last five matches): W L W W W.
Founded
1893
Coach
Daniele De RossiVenue
Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris
City
Genoa
Capacity
36,703
Surface
grass
Did you know?
Genoa CFC was founded in 1893, making them the oldest football club in Italy.
Season Stats
Record
3W 1D 5L
H:3W/A:0W
Goals
8 / 13 (-5)
H:7/A:1
Clean Sheets
11
H:5/A:6
Rank
13
Sidelined Players (5)
Recent Results
@ US Lecce
01/11/2026Serie A
vs Juventus
28/10/2026Serie A
vs Venezia
25/10/2026Serie A
@ AS Roma
17/10/2026Serie A
vs ACF Fiorentina
10/10/2026Serie A
@ Rapid Bucureşti
02/10/2026Club Friendlies
@ Parma Calcio 1913
20/09/2026Serie A
vs FC Südtirol
15/09/2026Coppa Italia
vs Frosinone Calcio
12/09/2026Serie A
vs Como 1907
04/09/2026Serie A
Upcoming Fixtures
vs AC Milan
Serie A
08/11/2026
15:00
@ US Sassuolo
Serie A
22/11/2026
15:00
@ Inter
Serie A
28/11/2026
20:45
@ Inter
Coppa Italia
01/12/2026
21:00
vs Torino
Serie A
06/12/2026
12:30
@ Atalanta BC
Serie A
14/12/2026
18:30
vs Udinese
Serie A
20/12/2026
18:00
@ Cagliari Calcio
Serie A
02/01/2027
12:30
vs AC Monza
Serie A
05/01/2027
18:30
@ Bologna FC 1909
Serie A
09/01/2027
20:45
Genoa CFC
Genoa CFC, founded on September 7, 1893, primarily by British expatriates in the Ligurian port city, is the oldest football club in Italy still competing professionally, retaining the English spelling of 'Genoa' as a proud legacy of its origins. The club plays at the historic Stadio Luigi Ferraris (Marassi) in Genoa, opened in 1911 and Italy's oldest professional ground still in use. Genoa won nine Italian Championships between 1898 and 1924 — including the very first national title in 1898 — as well as the Coppa Italia in 1937. After years in and out of Serie A, the club secured promotion in 2023 and appointed Patrick Vieira as head coach in 2024, who guided them to top-flight survival with a dramatic final-day victory. The club's griffin emblem and passionate fanbase remain enduring symbols of northern Italian football heritage.