Match time: 12-02 22:00
Home Team Information:
Genoa was founded in 1893. The team's home stadium is the Stadio Ferraris, shared with Sampdoria, in the red and blue colors, and the team has won nine Serie A titles and one Coppa Italia in its history.
Genoa spent 12 million euros in the off-season to acquire Ajia Tigray striker Matteo Retegui, 5.5 million euros to bring in Juventus central defender Radu Dragusin, Union Berlin midfielder Morten Tolsby on a free sign, and AC Milan winger Júnior Messias on loan for 1.5 million euros.
Genoa's home ability is actually good, with 5 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses in the last 10 home games, with an unbeaten rate of 70%.
Genoa's attacking ability has declined, scoring only 4 goals in the last 6 league games, including 2 clean sheets.
Genoa League is promoted, and the team has played well in the new season, but the primary goal is relegation.
Away Team Information:
Empoli's mid-to-lower Serie A team, the team's form in the new season is sluggish, and the offense and defense are useless.
Empoli was founded in 1920, but it was not until 1921 that the club's first official game was played. In 1995-96 the team was promoted to Serie B as Serie C play-off champions, and in 2004-05 Empoli returned to Serie A as Serie B runners-up, and since then the team has often been torn between Serie A and Serie B.
Empoli have faced Genoa 3 draws and 3 losses in the last 6 league games, and they are completely at a disadvantage in the past meetings.
Empoli's away ability is low, with 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses in the last 10 away games, with a loss rate of 60%.
Empoli have been incompetent in attack, scoring just eight goals in 13 league games this season, the fewest goals scored in the league.
Recommended direction of the game: win, handicap win