Genoa vs Hellas Verona Ghana odds comparison
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2.17
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Match Analysis
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The 2025‑11‑29 Serie A clash between Genoa and Hellas Verona arrives at a pivotal moment in both clubs' campaigns.
Genoa sit on a mixed recent run of one win, two draws and two defeats, scoring five and conceding seven in their last five outings, averaging one goal per game while allowing 1.4.
Verona’s away form mirrors this inconsistency, with no wins, three draws and two losses, four goals for and seven against, averaging 0.8 scored and 1.4 conceded.
Head‑to‑head history is evenly balanced – two wins each and one draw across five meetings, with a total of three goals for Genoa and four for Verona.
The most recent encounter in April 2025 ended 0‑0, underscoring the tight defensive nature of this fixture.
Given the low‑scoring trends, comparable defensive records and the evenly split historical record, the match is likely to be a cautious affair with limited fireworks, but a draw or a narrow win for either side cannot be ruled out.
Genoa sit on a mixed recent run of one win, two draws and two defeats, scoring five and conceding seven in their last five outings, averaging one goal per game while allowing 1.4.
Verona’s away form mirrors this inconsistency, with no wins, three draws and two losses, four goals for and seven against, averaging 0.8 scored and 1.4 conceded.
Head‑to‑head history is evenly balanced – two wins each and one draw across five meetings, with a total of three goals for Genoa and four for Verona.
The most recent encounter in April 2025 ended 0‑0, underscoring the tight defensive nature of this fixture.
Given the low‑scoring trends, comparable defensive records and the evenly split historical record, the match is likely to be a cautious affair with limited fireworks, but a draw or a narrow win for either side cannot be ruled out.
Recent Form
Genoa:
Genoa’s recent five matches reveal a team struggling for consistency, particularly at home.
On 2025‑11‑09 they drew 2‑2 with Fiorentina, scoring through L. Ostigard (15'), L. Colombo (60') and conceding twice via A. Gudmundsson (20' penalty) and R. Piccoli (57').
A week earlier, away at Sassuolo they fell 1‑2, with a late L. Ostigard strike (90') unable to salvage a point.
The 0‑2 home loss to Cremonese on 2025‑10‑29 saw F. Bonazzoli net a brace early (4', 49'), exposing defensive frailties.
On 2025‑10‑26, despite a 2‑1 away defeat to Torino, Genoa managed a winning goal from G. Maripan (90') after an own‑goal equaliser.
The most recent 0‑0 home draw with Parma on 2025‑10‑19 offered a brief respite but highlighted the lack of offensive output.
Across these fixtures Genoa have scored five and conceded seven, averaging one goal scored and 1.4 conceded per game, with goal‑scoring spread across four different players and a defensive record marked by early concessions.
On 2025‑11‑09 they drew 2‑2 with Fiorentina, scoring through L. Ostigard (15'), L. Colombo (60') and conceding twice via A. Gudmundsson (20' penalty) and R. Piccoli (57').
A week earlier, away at Sassuolo they fell 1‑2, with a late L. Ostigard strike (90') unable to salvage a point.
The 0‑2 home loss to Cremonese on 2025‑10‑29 saw F. Bonazzoli net a brace early (4', 49'), exposing defensive frailties.
On 2025‑10‑26, despite a 2‑1 away defeat to Torino, Genoa managed a winning goal from G. Maripan (90') after an own‑goal equaliser.
The most recent 0‑0 home draw with Parma on 2025‑10‑19 offered a brief respite but highlighted the lack of offensive output.
Across these fixtures Genoa have scored five and conceded seven, averaging one goal scored and 1.4 conceded per game, with goal‑scoring spread across four different players and a defensive record marked by early concessions.
Hellas Verona:
Verona’s away form over the last five matches has been equally erratic.
A goalless draw at Lecce on 2025‑11‑08 (0‑0) continued a run of clean sheets but offered no offensive spark.
Their next outing at home to Inter on 2025‑11‑02 ended in a 1‑2 defeat; P. Zielinski opened the scoring (16'), but a late own‑goal by M. Frese (90') handed the win to Inter.
On 2025‑10‑29 Verona travelled to Como and secured a 3‑1 victory, with A. Douvikas (9'), S. Posch (62') and M. Vojvoda (90') contributing, while S. Serdar’s early equaliser (25') kept the match competitive.
A 2‑2 home draw with Cagliari on 2025‑10‑26 saw R. Gagliardini (23') and G. Orban (59') give a solid lead before R. Idrissi (77') and M. Felici (90') levelled.
The most recent 0‑0 away draw at Pisa on 2025‑10‑18 again highlighted defensive solidity without goals.
Overall Verona have scored four and conceded seven, averaging 0.8 goals per game while allowing 1.4, with goals coming from three different scorers and a tendency to concede late.
A goalless draw at Lecce on 2025‑11‑08 (0‑0) continued a run of clean sheets but offered no offensive spark.
Their next outing at home to Inter on 2025‑11‑02 ended in a 1‑2 defeat; P. Zielinski opened the scoring (16'), but a late own‑goal by M. Frese (90') handed the win to Inter.
On 2025‑10‑29 Verona travelled to Como and secured a 3‑1 victory, with A. Douvikas (9'), S. Posch (62') and M. Vojvoda (90') contributing, while S. Serdar’s early equaliser (25') kept the match competitive.
A 2‑2 home draw with Cagliari on 2025‑10‑26 saw R. Gagliardini (23') and G. Orban (59') give a solid lead before R. Idrissi (77') and M. Felici (90') levelled.
The most recent 0‑0 away draw at Pisa on 2025‑10‑18 again highlighted defensive solidity without goals.
Overall Verona have scored four and conceded seven, averaging 0.8 goals per game while allowing 1.4, with goals coming from three different scorers and a tendency to concede late.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical rivalry between Genoa and Hellas Verona spans five Serie A meetings, yielding a perfectly balanced record: two wins for each side and one draw.
The aggregate goal tally stands at three for Genoa and four for Verona, underscoring the low‑scoring nature of the tie.
The most recent encounter on 2025‑04‑13 ended in a 0‑0 stalemate, reflecting the defensive caution that often characterises this fixture.
Prior to that, a 0‑2 loss for Genoa on 2024‑09‑01 saw J. Tchatchoua (55') and C. Tengstedt (64' penalty) score for Verona, marking a clear away advantage.
The 2024‑04‑07 meeting flipped the script with Genoa losing 1‑2 despite an early strike by F. Bonazzoli (8'), while Verona responded through C. Ekuban (45') and A. Gudmundsson (58').
Earlier fixtures in 2023‑11‑10 and 2022‑04‑04 were both 1‑0 home victories for Genoa, highlighted by goals from R. Dragusin (44') and G. Simeone (5') respectively.
The pattern suggests a tight contest where home advantage has occasionally mattered, yet recent draws and narrow scorelines indicate that a low‑scoring outcome is probable.
The aggregate goal tally stands at three for Genoa and four for Verona, underscoring the low‑scoring nature of the tie.
The most recent encounter on 2025‑04‑13 ended in a 0‑0 stalemate, reflecting the defensive caution that often characterises this fixture.
Prior to that, a 0‑2 loss for Genoa on 2024‑09‑01 saw J. Tchatchoua (55') and C. Tengstedt (64' penalty) score for Verona, marking a clear away advantage.
The 2024‑04‑07 meeting flipped the script with Genoa losing 1‑2 despite an early strike by F. Bonazzoli (8'), while Verona responded through C. Ekuban (45') and A. Gudmundsson (58').
Earlier fixtures in 2023‑11‑10 and 2022‑04‑04 were both 1‑0 home victories for Genoa, highlighted by goals from R. Dragusin (44') and G. Simeone (5') respectively.
The pattern suggests a tight contest where home advantage has occasionally mattered, yet recent draws and narrow scorelines indicate that a low‑scoring outcome is probable.
Statistical Insights
Both teams exhibit near‑identical defensive records, conceding 1.4 goals per game in their latest five fixtures.
Genoa’s offense averages one goal per match, while Verona’s is marginally lower at 0.8, reflecting limited firepower on both sides.
In Genoa’s last five games, goals have been spread across four players, with no single scorer exceeding two goals, indicating a lack of a reliable striker.
Verona’s goals have come from three different players, again showing an absence of a dominant scorer.
Timing-wise, Genoa tends to concede early – for example, they fell behind at the 4th minute against Cremonese and at 15' versus Fiorentina – while Verona’s conceding moments are slightly later, such as the 59' goal by G. Orban against Cagliari.
Both sides have recorded clean sheets (Genoa vs Parma, Verona vs Lecce and Pisa) but also suffered late‑game setbacks, notably Genoa’s 90' loss to Sassuolo and Verona’s 90' own‑goal against Inter.
These patterns suggest a match where the first half could remain tight, with the potential for a decisive moment in the latter stages.
Genoa’s offense averages one goal per match, while Verona’s is marginally lower at 0.8, reflecting limited firepower on both sides.
In Genoa’s last five games, goals have been spread across four players, with no single scorer exceeding two goals, indicating a lack of a reliable striker.
Verona’s goals have come from three different players, again showing an absence of a dominant scorer.
Timing-wise, Genoa tends to concede early – for example, they fell behind at the 4th minute against Cremonese and at 15' versus Fiorentina – while Verona’s conceding moments are slightly later, such as the 59' goal by G. Orban against Cagliari.
Both sides have recorded clean sheets (Genoa vs Parma, Verona vs Lecce and Pisa) but also suffered late‑game setbacks, notably Genoa’s 90' loss to Sassuolo and Verona’s 90' own‑goal against Inter.
These patterns suggest a match where the first half could remain tight, with the potential for a decisive moment in the latter stages.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 2025‑11‑29 clash, Genoa’s schedule moves to a Coppa Italia quarter‑final on 2025‑12‑03 away to Atalanta, a high‑stakes knockout that will demand full focus and could be influenced by the morale from the league result.
A positive outcome against Verona would boost confidence ahead of the cup tie, while a poor showing might force a tactical reset.
Verona’s next league assignment arrives on 2025‑12‑06 at home versus Atalanta, offering a chance to rebound from the Verona‑Genoa result and test their resilience against a top‑four side.
Both clubs therefore have short‑term incentives: Genoa to carry momentum into the cup, and Verona to maintain league survival hopes, making the 29th November fixture a potential catalyst for their subsequent performances.
A positive outcome against Verona would boost confidence ahead of the cup tie, while a poor showing might force a tactical reset.
Verona’s next league assignment arrives on 2025‑12‑06 at home versus Atalanta, offering a chance to rebound from the Verona‑Genoa result and test their resilience against a top‑four side.
Both clubs therefore have short‑term incentives: Genoa to carry momentum into the cup, and Verona to maintain league survival hopes, making the 29th November fixture a potential catalyst for their subsequent performances.
Match Prediction
Considering the evenly matched defensive records (1.4 goals conceded per game) and the low scoring averages (Genoa 1.0, Verona 0.8), the numbers suggest a tightly contested encounter with few clear-cut chances.
Genoa’s recent home form shows they can score twice but also leak goals early, while Verona’s away record indicates difficulty finding the net but an ability to keep games tight.
The historical head‑to‑head trend points to narrow margins, the latest 0‑0 draw reinforcing this.
A reasonable forecast is a 1‑1 draw, with Genoa likely to open the scoring via L. Ostigard, who has previously found the net against Fiorentina, and Verona responding through a set‑piece, perhaps from P. Zielinski, reflecting their sporadic goal‑scoring pattern.
Genoa’s recent home form shows they can score twice but also leak goals early, while Verona’s away record indicates difficulty finding the net but an ability to keep games tight.
The historical head‑to‑head trend points to narrow margins, the latest 0‑0 draw reinforcing this.
A reasonable forecast is a 1‑1 draw, with Genoa likely to open the scoring via L. Ostigard, who has previously found the net against Fiorentina, and Verona responding through a set‑piece, perhaps from P. Zielinski, reflecting their sporadic goal‑scoring pattern.
Betting Insights
Both sides average 1.4 goals conceded per game, making the under‑2.5 market attractive; the probability of fewer than three total goals appears high given the recent 0‑0 and 1‑2 scorelines.
Both teams have struggled to score – Genoa at 1.0 and Verona at 0.8 per match – suggesting a low‑scoring outcome and supporting a bet on under‑1.5 for either side individually.
However, each side has registered at least one goal in their last five fixtures, keeping both teams’s BTTS (both teams to score) option marginally viable at roughly 30 % implied probability.
A cautious recommendation would be to place a double‑chance on Genoa draw or win, combined with an under‑2.5 total goals stake, while avoiding high‑risk BTTS or over‑2.5 bets.
Both teams have struggled to score – Genoa at 1.0 and Verona at 0.8 per match – suggesting a low‑scoring outcome and supporting a bet on under‑1.5 for either side individually.
However, each side has registered at least one goal in their last five fixtures, keeping both teams’s BTTS (both teams to score) option marginally viable at roughly 30 % implied probability.
A cautious recommendation would be to place a double‑chance on Genoa draw or win, combined with an under‑2.5 total goals stake, while avoiding high‑risk BTTS or over‑2.5 bets.