10 FACTS ON GENOA V AC MILAN

Genoa v AC Milan is just around the corner. Before the players take to the pitch, let's take a look at the main facts and figures concerning the Rossoneri's 15th Serie A match this season taking place on Wednesday 1 December, 20:45 CET at Stadio Luigi Ferraris:

HEAD-TO-HEAD

1- It will be the 107th Genoa v AC Milan fixture: 52 Rossoneri wins compared to 20 for the Ligurians and a total of 34 draws in the competition.

2- Genoa and AC Milan have drawn only two of their last fifteen Serie A matches, however, one of them came in last season's game at the Ferraris (2-2). The most common scoreline between these two teams in Serie A is 1-0 to AC Milan (which has been the final score 20 times in total, most recently in March 2018).

PREVIOUS ENCOUNTERS AT THE FERRARIS

3- AC Milan are unbeaten in their last four away games against Genoa in Serie A (W3, D1) and have not recorded an unbeaten streak of at least five games away against Genoa since 1989-07 (W1, D6).

4- AC Milan have scored exactly two goals in each of their last three away games against Genoa in Serie A; only once before have the Rossoneri scored at least two goals in four away matches in a row against the Grifone (between 1932 and 1935).

GENERAL STATS 

5- Despite the setback against Sassuolo, AC Milan remain one of the two teams (along with Napoli) to have lost the least amount of points after being ahead in Serie A this season (three).

6- No team has conceded fewer headed goals than AC Milan in Serie A this season (one); on the other hand, Genoa have conceded eight, more than any other team.

PLAYER FOCUS

7- This match will be Franck Kessie's 200th appearance in the AC Milan jersey in all competitions. His only goal against Genoa in Serie A came at the Ferraris from a penalty in October 2019.

8- Pierre Kalulu's only goal so far in Serie A came in last season's first fixture against Genoa. Rade Krunić (October 2015) and Sandro Tonali's (October 2019) first goals in Serie A also came against Genoa.

9- Alessandro Florenzi has scored three goals against Genoa in Serie A, alongside Bologna they are his favourite opponent to play in this regard.

COACH FOCUS 

10- Andriy Shevchenko is the second-highest goalscorer in AC Milan's history in all competitions (175 goals, only behind Gunnar Nordahl at 221).

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