Buy SSC Napoli vs Genoa CFC Tickets

There is a huge divide between northern and southern Italy. Most northern Italians do not even consider the south of Rome to be part of Italy. Southern Italian cities are made up of communities that identify more with their city than with their country. When it comes to football, with a few exceptions, northern teams, led by Milan and Turin, always occupy the top spots. It was Diego Armando Maradona, who left Barcelona to join Napoli, who first challenged this northern hegemony and changed the story of a city. The 1986-87 season marked the first rebellion of the south, which had been crushed under the feet of the north, and Napoli won its first Serie A championship. Until the early 1990s, Italy was considered the best domestic league in the world, ahead of England and Spain, and AC Milan achieved the feat of becoming Europe's biggest club in 1989 and 1990. The three great stars of the Netherlands, who won the European Championship in 1988—Van Basten, Gullit, and Rijkaard—undoubtedly played a significant role in this great achievement. That legendary Milan squad, despite becoming Europe's greatest in 1990, could not prevent Napoli, led by Maradona, from claiming the league title. Napoli had to wait a full 33 years for their third championship after 1987 and 1990. When the blue-and-white fans celebrated the championship at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium in 2023, unfortunately, Maradona was no longer alive. During the 1990 World Cup semi-final in Italy, when Italy faced Argentina, it was not difficult to understand what Maradona meant to Napoli fans, who had named their stadium after him. After waiting 33 years for this moment, the southerners are now just one year away from the Serie A championship. Conte's team, who entered the final three weeks with a three-point lead over Inter, need seven points from their last three home games to secure the title. Tickets for the Napoli-Genoa match, which will be a huge step towards the championship, are waiting for you on Seatpin.

The First Italian Champion Genoa

Founded in 1893 in the northern Italian city of Genoa by English settlers, Genoa Cricket and Football Club became the first football club in Italy. Genoa, which won the 1898 Italian Championship, played with four teams and only three matches, is still recognised as the first champion of the Italian League, and these championships are considered equivalent to today's Serie A championships. Genoa won six of the first seven seasons of the Italian League and has a total of nine championships, with the most recent one coming in the 1923-24 season. In Italy, one star is awarded for every ten championships. Genoa will become the fourth team to add a star to its jersey after Juventus, Inter, and Milan when it wins its first Serie A championship. It does not seem likely that the blue and reds will earn this star anytime soon. Genoa last finished in the top three in the 1937-38 season, and their most notable achievement in recent years was a fifth-place finish in the 2008-09 season, thanks to the outstanding performances of Diego Milito and Thiago Motta. After that season, the blue-and-red team sold Milito and Motta to Inter and never reached that level again. If you're curious to see what the most historic team in Italian football will do in Naples this season, visit the seatpin website and purchase tickets for the Napoli-Genoa match.

Napoli-Genoa match tickets are available on seatpin

Seatpin, Turkey's most reliable online platform for match and event tickets, continues to bring you the most exciting matches across Europe. If you want to experience the excitement of Napoli, which is very close to securing its fourth Serie A title, and enjoy a football evening at a football temple like the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium, Napoli – Genoa match tickets are now available on seatpin.