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After Roma seized early control through an incisive transitional move finished clinically by Donyell Malen, Napoli gradually restored structural balance, tightening their midfield distances and asserting greater territorial authority before Leonardo Spinazzola’s looping strike levelled the contest ahead of the interval. The second half evolved into a measured tactical exchange, with Roma briefly regaining the […]

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Three competitions turn into one. After fighting on multiple fronts, Napoli have left two tournaments in the space of two weeks, citing familiar problems despite some second-half improvements. Cesc Fàbregas found the early advantages as Como’s rebirth continues. Tactical analysis and match report by Joel Parker. The quest for the Coppa comes at a conflicting […]

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Genoa Napoli Serie A 2-3

After an early stuttering phase in which Genoa capitalised on defensive miscommunication to seize the lead from the penalty spot, Napoli gradually wrestled control of the midfield through incisive vertical transitions and incisiveness from Scott McTominay and Rasmus Højlund, snatching a swift double to flip the scoreline inside the first half. Despite being pegged back […]

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Rasmus Højlund had two decisive contributions as Napoli overcame AC Milan in this Supercoppa semi-final. Early on, Napoli lacked cleanliness in their pressing that Milan were unable to punish, and then Massimiliano Allegri’s side lacked a creative edge against Napoli’s second-half low-block. Tactical analysis and match report by Josh Manley. We decided to make this article […]

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