How to watch today's AC Milan vs Genoa Serie A game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

AC Milan host Genoa in round 19 of the 2025/26 Serie A season at the San Siro, with plenty at stake for both sides — but for very different reasons.

Here is where to find English language live streams of AC Milan vs Genoa as GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch the game today.

	USA	Paramount+
	UK	DAZN UK
	Australia	beIN Sports Australia
	Canada	Fubo Canada
	India	Bet365
	South / Sub-Saharan Africa	SuperSport
	Malaysia	Astro
	Middle East	STC TV

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AC Milan vs Genoa kick-off time

Serie A - Serie A

San Siro

Today's game between AC Milan and Genoa will kick-off at 2:45 pmET and 7:45 pm GMT.

Match context

While Milan focuses on sustaining momentum at the top of the table, Genoa arrives in Lombardy fighting for stability and valuable points as they look to distance themselves from danger. Milan are riding high, currently sitting second in the log table with 38 points from 17 matches and firmly in the mix for the title.

They’re on an impressive 16-match unbeaten run in the league, with 11 wins — a testament to their stability and balance this season. Consistency has been the hallmark of their campaign, particularly at San Siro, where they have combined attacking fluency with defensive discipline.

At home, Massimiliano Allegri’s side are strong, unbeaten in their most recent home league outings and scoring regularly - a nightmare for any travelling team.

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Genoa, meanwhile, are struggling near the bottom of the table, slipping close to the dreaded relegation zone around 17th place with just 15 points from 18 games. Daniele De Rossi’s side are in a poor run of form, winless in several games and conceding goals regularly, something that has been their undoing.

However, away matches against elite opposition are often viewed as damage-limitation exercises, but they also provide the chance to steal unexpected points, and that’s what Genoa will be after.

A disciplined performance and tactical clarity will be crucial if the Rossoblù are to leave Milan with anything to show for their efforts.

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Team news & squads

AC Milan vs Genoa lineups

AC Milan

3-5-2

Formation

3-5-2

GEN

16

C

M. Maignan

31

S. Pavlovic

23

F. Tomori

46

M. Gabbia

12

A. Rabiot

33

D. Bartesaghi

19

Y. Fofana

56

A. Saelemaekers

14

L. Modric

10

R. Leao

11

C. Pulisic

1

N. Leali

5

L. Oestigard

27

A. Marcandalli

22

C

J. Vasquez

2

M. Thorsby

15

B. Norton-Cuffy

3

A. Martin Caricol

17

R. Malinovsky

32

M. Frendrup

29

L. Colombo

9

Vitinha

3-5-2

GEN

MIL

-Line up

• 16

  M. Maignan (C)

  90’ + 7’

• 31

  S. Pavlovic

  90’ + 7’

• 23

  F. Tomori

  90’ + 9’

• 46

  M. Gabbia

  70’

  76’

• 12

  A. Rabiot

• 33

  D. Bartesaghi

• 19

  Y. Fofana

  46’

• 56

  A. Saelemaekers

  65’

• 14

  L. Modric

• 10

  R. Leao

  90’ + 2’

• 11

  C. Pulisic

Substitutes

• 8

  R. Loftus-Cheek

  46’

• 5

  K. De Winter

• 4

  S. Ricci

• 9

  N. Fuellkrug

  65’

• 30

  A. Jashari

• 24

  Z. Athekame

  76’

• 96

  L. Torriani

• 1

  P. Terracciano

• 27

  D. Odogu

• 2

  P. Estupinan

• 38

  A. Castiello

Manager

• M. Allegri

GEN

-Line up

• 1

  N. Leali

  80’

• 5

  L. Oestigard

• 27

  A. Marcandalli

• 22

  J. Vasquez (C)

• 2

  M. Thorsby

  64’

• 15

  B. Norton-Cuffy

• 3

  A. Martin Caricol

  83’

• 17

  R. Malinovsky

  28’

  64’

• 32

  M. Frendrup

• 29

  L. Colombo

  28’

  83’

• 9

  Vitinha

  75’

Substitutes

• 40

  S. Fini

• 34

  S. Otoa

  83’

• 39

  D. Sommariva

• 20

  S. Sabelli

• 21

  J. Ekhator

  75’

• 30

  H. Cuenca

• 76

  L. Venturino

• 77

  M. Ellertsson

  64’

• 8

  N. Stanciu

  83’

  90’ + 9’

• 35

  E. Lysionok

• 73

  P. Masini

  64’

Manager

• D. De Rossi

For Milan, Santiago Gimenez and Christopher Nkunku are unavailable, and Niclas Fullkrug isn’t fully match-fit.

Key attackers like Rafael Leão and Christian Pulisic remain potent threats in the final third.

Genoa also lack depth due to injuries, including Jean Onana, who is away with his national team.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

MIL

Last 5 matches

GEN

3

Wins

2

Draws

0

Wins

• Genoa

  1

  -

  2

  AC Milan

• AC Milan

  0

  -

  0

  Genoa

• AC Milan

  3

  -

  3

  Genoa

• Genoa

  0

  -

  1

  AC Milan

• AC Milan

  2

  -

  0

  Genoa

8

Goals scored

4

Games over 2.5 goals

2/5

Both teams scored

2/5

The historical record heavily favours AC Milan. The Rossoneri have dominated this fixture over the decades, particularly at San Siro, where Genoa have found victories hard to come by.

That said, Genoa have occasionally troubled Milan by frustrating them defensively and capitalising on isolated moments — a reminder that patience will be key for the home side.

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