Genoa and Como 1907 will meet on Friday, September 4, 2026, in Serie A Jornada 3, with the match set for 12:45 hours, central Mexico time, at the Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris in Genoa. For a game with a fixed date, a clear kickoff and TV access in Mexico, the fixture is already drawing attention before the first whistle.
The reason is Johan Vásquez. He appears among Genoa’s probable starters and has already worn the captain’s armband at the start of the season, making him the name Mexican readers will follow most closely when Genoa Vs Como begins. The match will be available in Mexico on Disney+ Premium and 4, giving fans a direct way to watch a game that matters well beyond the calendar.
It matters because the table gives this meeting real weight. Genoa is stuck in 17th place after seven league matches without a win, a run that includes losses to Lazio and Napoli. Como 1907 comes in eighth with four points and a seven-match unbeaten run, after beating Napoli away from home, which gives the visitors the sharper form and leaves Genoa under pressure to respond at home.
That contrast is also what makes the match more than a routine date in Jornada 3. Genoa is trying to move away from the bottom, while Como 1907 arrives with a stronger start to the season and a team that has avoided defeat for seven Serie A matches. With Daniele De Rossi on one bench and Cesc Fàbregas on the other, the game carries the feel of an early-season test of direction rather than a simple midweek fixture.
The open question is not when the match will be played or where it will be shown. It is whether Genoa will keep Vásquez in the side after leaning on him as an important player and, at times, as captain. If he starts again, his presence will be one of the clearest signs of how Genoa plans to meet a Como 1907 side that has arrived in better shape and with more points on the board.
When the whistle goes on Friday, the story will be simple enough to read in real time: Genoa needs a result, Como 1907 has the momentum, and Vásquez is the Mexican link that turns a league fixture into a game that will be watched closely in Mexico.
