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97'
FULL TIME
97'
Lindstrom curls a free-kick from midfield over the bar
91' Substitutions for Genoa
In: Cittadini and Strootman
Out: Badelj and Sabelli
90'
+5
90' GOAL NAPOLI
After a throw-in from the left, Di Lorenzo has a good view and plays a header into the middle. Ngonge swivels and puts it into the corner
87' MARTÍNEZ
Kvaratskhelia unleashes a shot from the left. Martínez saves the equalizer with a back-heeled effort
83' Substitution for Genoa
In: Vitinha
Out: Gudmundsson
79'
Ngonge curls a free-kick just wide of the far post. Martínez stops it near the left post
75' Substitutions for Genoa
In: Malinovskiy and Ekuban
Out: Messias and Retegui
73' WOW
Anguissa moves well after a corner and heads dangerously over the goal
70'
Ngonge receives Kvaratskhelia's ball on the edge of the box, deflects it to his left and shoots. Martínez saves calmly
65' Substitution for Napoli
In: Mathías Olivera
Out: Mazzocchi
59' Substitutions for Napoli
In: Lindstrøm and Ngonge
Out: Traorè and Politano
55' Yellow card for Napoli
Di Lorenzo
15'
Politano curls a free-kick over the goal
50' Yellow card for Genoa
Vázquez
47' GOAL GENOA
Retegui is fouled in the area. Natan tackles and the ball falls to Frendrup, who unleashes a left-footed shot
45'
Game restart
Substitution for Napoli
In: Natan
Out: Østigård
47'
Half time
47'
Politano gives a fine pass to Di Lorenzo, who goes to the by-line and looks for Traorè in the area. The ball bounces off the defense and out. Corner
45'
+2
42' Yellow card for Napoli
Kvaratskhelia
38'
Kvaratskhelia comes out of the middle and takes off down the right until he can cross to the far post. Martínez grabs it
37'
Traorè dominates from the edge of the box, turns and hits the ball over the goal
35'
Genoa struggle to break through the blue line
31'
Kvaratskhelia is put through on the counter-attack, but Martínez comes out of his goal like a libero and kicks the ball away
30'
Martín crosses from the left. Anguissa clears the danger
28'
Retegui and Østigård end up clashing heads. Both received medical attention
27' MERET
Martín headed the ball to Retegui, who beat Østigård and headed the ball into the corner. Meret keeps it out
26' Yellow card for Napoli
Østigård
24' ALMOST
Politano switches sides and crosses from the left. Simeone rises, prepares to head the ball, but misses
21'
Mazzocchi lifts the ball awkwardly into the middle of the box. Martínez is calm in possession
17'
Napoli exchange passes in their backfield, looking for the best opportunity to launch an attack
14'
Napoli try to put it into the box. After a scramble, Anguissa picks up the leftover ball and shoots. The goalkeeper falls to save close to the post
10'
Martín tries to cross and the ball stays with Maret
6'
Retegui is fouled in the area, climbs up on his own and takes a firm shot. Meret saves twice
3'
Kvaratskhelia receives the ball on the left, dribbles in front of his marker and shoots low. Martínez stops
1' WOW
Politano takes a good shot from the right. Simeone takes it first time and sends it straight wide
00'
Blow the whistle
Danger from long-range shots
Nine of Malinovskyi's last 10 Serie A goals have come from outside the box, with only Mbappé and Kevin De Bruyne (both 10) scoring more long-range goals than the Ukrainian midfielder (nine) in the top five European leagues since 2021/22
Panorama of Napoli
Napoli have lost eight of their 23 games this season. In the last two full Serie A seasons, the Neapolitans have never managed more than seven defeats in 38 games (seven in 2021/22 and four in 2022/23)
Great invincibility
Napoli are unbeaten in 13 home games against Genoa in Serie A (9 wins and 4 draws) and have never recorded more consecutive home games without defeat against the Rossoblu in the top flight - the Grifos' last success away from home against the Neapolitans came on February 22, 2009
Rossoblu dressing room
🎶 𝒕𝒖𝒕𝒂 𝒈𝒐𝒍𝒅 💛#SerieA | #NapoliGenoa pic.twitter.com/UasOeOuyea — Genoa CFC (@GenoaCFC) February 17, 2024
Genoa roster
⤵️ STARTING XI #NapoliGenoa 🔴🔵 pic.twitter.com/ZeV3ZUFNU1 — Genoa CFC (@GenoaCFC) February 17, 2024
Napoli roster
💪 STARTING XI
💙 #ForzaNapoliSempre pic.twitter.com/yGdC1NjVhD — Official SSC Napoli (@sscnapoli) February 17, 2024
Eye on the card: Genoa
Stefano Sabelli and Mateo Retegui at risk of suspension
Eye on the card: Napoli
Di Lorenzo, Mazzocchi and Cyril Ngonge at risk of suspension
Video refereeing
VAR: Paolo Valeri
AVAR: Valerio Marini
Field refereeing
Referee: Juan Luca Sacchi
Assistant 1: Fabiano Preti
Assistant 2: Dario Garzelli
Fourth official: Daniele Rutella
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Speak, Alberto Gilardino!
"This enthusiasm that you can see is the soul of this team that we have to cultivate over time. Thanks to the work done, the attitude and sacrifice that the boys put in on the pitch, thanks to the testimonies of passion from our people. a lot of people come here to Pio every day, outside there is this enthusiasm and the will to follow the team with passion. We're aware and responsible when we go out on the pitch. The game is complicated because, although we're not having a great time, Napoli are a team with talent and champions out there.
Osimhen has just returned and we'll have to understand whether he will be there or not, but they have players in all departments of dynamics and insertion. We've prepared in the best possible way over the last few days. We came from a well-fought match against Atalanta, but we lost. Defeats burn, teach and improve. We'll have to think about the game against them with determination and defensive solidity, but also with personality and courage when we have the ball. We'll have to think carefully about what we have to do in the match and limit their qualities. And when we have the ball we'll have to look for players of greater quality but also in recovery and clearing the first ball out. The game will be very tight there.
Gudmundsson is an important player for us. They know him and we have to find him as a team in all positions. He's good at escaping, but we have to find him between the lines.
He [Ankeye] is a good boy, he needs some readjustment and insertion into the team's mechanisms. He has the potential to become a strong and capable striker, as well as perhaps being able to play in a wider, more external position. Vitinha is a second striker, he's been inserted into this group in the best way and that's the skill of the boys who have been here the longest in trying to create a strong identity. in the best way. In the last 20-25 meters he took off and that's what I'm saying to the whole attacking department".
Speak, Walter Mazzarri!
"We'll see how he [Osimhen] is and then assess whether he'll be used for at least part of the match. So, as a coach, I also have a duty to respect those who have been here training every day. But Victor is certainly a champion who can give us a lot of quality.
I've never made tables in my life. The only thing on our minds now is to try and win as many games as possible, but we'll think about the upcoming match from time to time. Our focus is entirely on the game, we don't have any thoughts about the Champions League and we're not focused on anything other than the game against Genoa. The squad is finally complete and that's why we're confident that we can move up the standings, we'll also have direct clashes at our stadium and we'll try to capitalize on the strength and momentum that the Azzurri can give us.
I always separate the types of criticism. There are those that come from frustrated people, and I don't consider them. Then there are the constructive ones that you can also deal with. Personally, I think the performance at San Siro was positive. So, after many years of experience, I'm solid enough to go my own way. Maybe some people don't remember that we got into the box several times and that all we needed was the final shot to score.
It's a delicate and difficult game against Genoa. There are no games without pitfalls. Tomorrow we'll have 50,000 fans and I'm calling on the crowd to help us throughout the 95 minutes because we want to get back to winning ways and we're up against a team with excellent organization and individuality.
When I arrived the team conceded a lot of goals and was also quite long. Little by little we've managed to regroup, be shorter on the pitch and in some games we've also had a lot of goalscoring opportunities, which unfortunately haven't always materialized. Since I've been here, the team has tried to be better and produce. In almost every game we were competitive and we could also have taken more points if we had been more precise."
Classification
Rossoblu
Genoa were also beaten 4-1 by Atalanta at the Luigi Ferraris. With a record of 40%, the Rossoblu have dropped one place and are in 12th with 29 points. In their last five games, the Grifos have won two, drawn two and lost one.
Gli Azzurri
Napoli are coming off the back of a 1-0 defeat to AC Milan and have dropped two places in the standings. In ninth place, the Gli Azzurri have 35 points, two less than Fiorentina, the first team to qualify for European competitions. With a 50% record, the Blues have won two, lost two and drawn one of their last five games.
Stadio Diego Armando Maradona
The Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, formerly known as the Stadio San Paolo, is an iconic soccer stadium located in Naples, Italy. It was renamed in honor of Argentine footballer Diego Maradona, who had a historic spell with Napoli during the 1980s and early 1990s.
Opened in 1959, the stadium has a total capacity of approximately 54,726 spectators.
A stage for great moments, the stadium has seen Napoli win Serie A titles in 1987 and 1990, with Maradona leading the team in a period of glory for the Gli Azzurri. During this period, the team from the south of Italy won two scudettos, the Italian Super Cup, the Italian Cup and the Uefa Cup.
Eye on the game
Napoli vs Genoa this Saturday (17), at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona at 9 am ET, for the Serie A. The match is valid for the 25th round of the competition.
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