Genoa v Juventus: where to watch the Serie A clash and expected line-ups

Luigi Ferraris will host Genoa’s meeting with Juventus on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, as the two sides face each other in the ninth round of Serie A 2026-2027.

Kick-off is scheduled for 22:45 Saudi Arabia time and 23:45 United Arab Emirates time. The fixture listing also gives a start time of 16:45 at Luigi Ferraris.

The match is one of the key fixtures in the latest Serie A round, with Juventus currently seventh in the table and Genoa 16th.

How to watch Genoa v Juventus

stc tv holds the rights to broadcast Serie A 2026-2027, meaning the match will be available through the stc tv application.

Viewers who prefer to stream the game online can watch it through the stc application. Subscriptions are available free of charge to customers in Saudi Arabia with Baiti Fiber, Mofawter 4 Extra and Mofawter Max packages.

For other viewers, the service costs 15 Saudi riyals per month.

Expected line-ups

Genoa’s predicted starting XI is Justin Bijlow; Leo Ostigard, Johan Vasquez, S. Otoa and Michael Ellertsson; Mario Mitaj, Hamed Junior Traore, Amorim and Junior Messias; Milutin Osmajic and Stephan El Shaarawy.

Their manager is Daniele De Rossi.

Juventus are expected to start with Guglielmo Vicario; Gleison Bremer, Federico Gatti and Jhon Lucumi; Weston McKennie, Pierre Kalulu, Douglas Luiz, Teun Koopmeiners and Andrea Cambiaso; Randal Kolo Muani and Nick Woltemade.

Luciano Spalletti is Juventus’ manager.

The expected line-ups are listed as follows:

Genoa: 1 Justin Bijlow; 5 Leo Ostigard, 22 Johan Vasquez, 34 S. Otoa, 77 Michael Ellertsson; 2 Mario Mitaj, 25 Hamed Junior Traore, 4 Amorim, 10 Junior Messias; 18 Milutin Osmajic, 92 Stephan El Shaarawy.

Juventus: 25 Guglielmo Vicario; 3 Gleison Bremer, 4 Federico Gatti, 26 Jhon Lucumi; 22 Weston McKennie, 15 Pierre Kalulu, 12 Douglas Luiz, 8 Teun Koopmeiners, 20 Andrea Cambiaso; 9 Randal Kolo Muani, 27 Nick Woltemade.

Serie A standings

Inter lead the standings on 22 points from eight matches, level with Lazio. Roma are third on 18, followed by Milan on 18 and Como on 17.

Frosinone are sixth on 14 points, with Juventus seventh on 14. Torino are eighth on 13, Cagliari ninth on 9 and Napoli 10th on 11. Atalanta have 10 points in 11th, followed by Lecce on 9, Bologna on 8, Sassuolo on 8, Monza on 7, Genoa on 7, Udinese on 4, Fiorentina on 4, Parma on 4 and Venezia on 3.

The source also includes sections covering the teams’ recent form and their latest head-to-head meetings, without providing further results.