Juventus’ [win at Lecce was not convincing](https://talkjuve.com/2026/10/26/improved-first-half-enough-for-juventus-to-secure-win-over-lecce/), but it took some pressure off Luciano Spalletti, and Juventus faces another tricky away day in Serie A as they visit Genoa for this match at the Marassi. It is one of the toughest grounds for any away team, and Juve knows they have to be very good to avoid any type of shock, and it is very important for them to play at their best because the team is short on confidence.
Genoa has not been on a good run of form since the start of the season; however, they beat Venezia in their last game, which was played at home. They have also won their last three and lost none of their last four home games in all competitions, so Juve will not find so much joy and will have to earn a win.
A Tough Test at the Marassi
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The Bianconeri have made changes to their system, and it has worked well so far, with Randal Kolo Muani and Nick Woltemade pairing each other up front. That partnership is not lighting up matches yet, but it seems yet to stay and Luciano Spalletti is a patient man.
The hosts’ home form is a concern, and the visitors must be at their best to get a result. The competition for points is fierce, and the manager’s attention to detail is clear. The players have bought into it, and the results speak for themselves.
Juventus’ Away Record
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Juve won on their last two visits to Genoa, and they have three wins and a defeat from their last five visits to the Marassi, so they will be confident they can win another game there. With that in mind, **we see them winning by 1-0**.
Juventus’ ambitions remain high, and every point counts. The trip to Genoa is a challenge, but the club must rise to it.