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Dive into Bwin’s post-match review of Genoa 1-2 Inter in the Serie A on Sunday, 14 December 2025, with stats, key moments and our take on the match.
Inter secured a 2-1 victory over Genoa in Serie A. The visitors took an early lead when Yann Bisseck scored in the 6th minute, assisted by Lautaro Martínez, setting a dominant tone that aligned with Inter’s strong recent form of four wins in their last five league games. They doubled their advantage before half-time as Lautaro Martínez found the net in the 38th minute, capitalising on Genoa’s defensive lapses despite the hosts’ mixed run of two wins and two draws in their previous four outings.
Genoa fought back in the second half, with Vitinha pulling one back in the 68th minute assisted by Aarón Martín, which briefly shifted momentum and reflected their resilience shown in recent high-scoring draws. Late substitutions, including Caleb Ekuban coming on for Lorenzo Colombo at 58 minutes, aimed to boost their attack, but Inter held firm through added time despite yellow cards for both sides. This result extends Genoa’s inconsistent streak, while Inter maintain their push at the top.
Inter’s 64% possession underlined their control of the game, allowing them to dictate the pace and create more opportunities, as evidenced by their six corners compared to Genoa’s one. The visitors also dominated in successful dribbles with 58 against Genoa’s 25, highlighting their superior ability to break lines and transition quickly, which contributed to their early goals.
Both teams picked up yellow cards, with Genoa receiving two and Inter three, pointing to a feisty encounter without any reds to disrupt the flow. Genoa used all five substitutions, such as Jeff Ekhator replacing Vitinha at 78 minutes and Albert Grønbæk coming on for Morten Frendrup at the same time, in an effort to chase the game, while Inter made four changes including Henrikh Mkhitaryan for Petar Sučić at 74 minutes; each side recorded one assist, reflecting the key creative moments that decided the match.
Inter struck first in the 6th minute when Yann Bisseck headed in a goal assisted by Lautaro Martínez, giving them an immediate edge and forcing Genoa to chase the game. The lead was extended in the 38th minute as Lautaro Martínez scored unassisted, capitalising on a defensive error to make it 2-0 at the break. Genoa responded in the 68th minute with Vitinha’s goal assisted by Aarón Martín, which injected hope and led to a more open second half.
Substitutions played a role in shifting dynamics, with Genoa bringing on Caleb Ekuban for Lorenzo Colombo at 58 minutes to add energy up front, while Inter introduced Marcus Thuram for Pio Esposito at 74 minutes to maintain their threat. Late yellow cards, including one for Inter’s Yann Bisseck at 78 minutes and Genoa’s Jeff Ekhator at 90+2 minutes, added tension, but no penalties or reds altered the outcome decisively.
Genoa lined up in a 3-5-2 formation, focusing on a solid defensive base while relying on wing play to create chances, with players like Aarón Martín providing key assists from the flanks. Vitinha led the attack and made a significant impact by scoring their only goal, supported by midfielders such as Morten Frendrup before his substitution. Partnerships in defence held firm for much of the game, though they struggled against Inter’s early pressure.
Inter deployed a 3-5-2 shape, emphasising midfield control and quick transitions, with Yann Bisseck anchoring the backline and contributing offensively with an early goal. Lautaro Martínez was pivotal up front, scoring once and assisting another to drive their dominance. The setup allowed effective rotations, as seen with substitutions like Henrikh Mkhitaryan coming on to maintain composure in the middle.
Bwin’s Man of the Match was Lautaro Martínez, who stood out with one goal and one assist, directly influencing both of Inter’s strikes. His performance included one key pass, though he created no big chances, showcasing his clinical finishing and vision in crucial moments. This display helped secure the win and highlighted his importance to Inter’s attack.
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Genoa have just suffered a 1-2 home defeat to Inter, leaving them in 16th place on 14 points and still looking to build consistency after a run of two wins, two draws and now this loss in their last five league games. Their next fixture is against Atalanta on 2025-12-21 at 19:45, with the opponents currently 12th on 19 points, offering Genoa a chance to close the gap and pull further away from the relegation zone if they can replicate their recent away form.
Inter have just claimed a 2-1 away win over Genoa, strengthening their position at the top of the table in 1st place on 33 points following four victories in their last five league matches. They face Atalanta next on 2025-12-28 at 19:45, with the opposition sitting 12th on 19 points, providing an opportunity to extend their lead and maintain momentum in the title race against a mid-table side.
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