Genoa vs Cremonese 0-2 | Serie A Highlights | Bonazzoli Brace Silences Ferraris!

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Cremonese stunned Genoa with a clinical 2–0 away win in this Serie A clash, thanks to a brilliant brace from Federico Bonazzoli.

⚽ Goals:
- Bonazzoli — 4’ (quick transition after Genoa’s midfield turnover)
- Bonazzoli — 49’ (sharp finish exploiting Genoa’s stretched backline)

🔥 Key Tactical Moments:
- Genoa started with a 4-3-3 but lacked vertical penetration; Cremonese’s mid-block forced wide play.
- Cremonese’s 4-2-3-1 absorbed pressure and launched counters through the half-spaces.
- Genoa’s switch to a 3-4-2-1 in the second half backfired, exposing transition gaps.
- Bonazzoli’s off-ball movement disrupted Genoa’s defensive shape and opened lanes for Cremonese’s midfield.

Cremonese didn’t just win—they outmaneuvered Genoa tactically. A match defined by discipline, tempo control, and transition sharpness.

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00:00At the Luigi Ferraris, Genoa and Kremeniz collided in a Serie A fixture that felt more

00:06like a tactical interrogation than a football match. The final score Genoa 0. Kremeniz 2

00:14wasn't just a result, it was a statement. Kremeniz didn't just win, they dismantled

00:20Genoa's structure with quiet precision. From the outset, Kremeniz's intent was clear.

00:25They pressed in a mid-block, allowing Genoa possession, but denying vertical progression.

00:32Genoa's 4-3-3 looked static, with little movement between the lines, and Kremeniz's

00:38compact 4-2-3-1 absorbed pressure without panic. The first goal, scored by Federico Bonasoli

00:46in the fourth minute, came from a moment of sharp transition. Genoa's midfield caught high,

00:53their backline scrambling, and Bonasoli finishing with ruthless efficiency. The turning point came

01:00early in the second half. Genoa attempted to shift gears, pushing their fullbacks higher and switching

01:07to a more aggressive 3-4-1. But this only widened the gaps in transition. Kremeniz responded by dropping

01:15their wingers deeper and launching counters through the half spaces. Bonasoli struck again

01:20in the 49th minute, capitalizing on Genoa's disjointed shape and poor recovery speed. Three hidden

01:27influences shaped the match beyond the goals. Kremeniz's spatial discipline. Their midfield

01:34trio never overcommitted. Maintaining a triangle that blocked Genoa's central lanes and forced wide

01:41play. Genoa's pressing triggers failed to activate. Kremeniz deliberately slowed their build-up,

01:47baiting Genoa into passive pressing, then accelerated with diagonal switches that bypassed the press

01:54entirely. Bonasoli's off-ball movement, while his goals will grab attention. His constant drifting

02:01between Genoa's centre-backs and pivots created confusion and opened lanes for others to exploit.

02:08By the final whistle. Genoa had possession, but no penetration. Kremeniz had fewer touches,

02:14but far more clarity. It was a match defined not by volume, but by precision.

02:20Conclusion. Kremeniz's 2-0 win wasn't just earned it, was engineered. Genoa must now reflect on their

02:28structural fragility and transition vulnerability. Kremeniz, meanwhile, continued to evolve as one of

02:35series A's most tactically disciplined sides.

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