Napoli
Venezia
Napoli: 1. Meret, 5. Juan Jesus, 13. Rrahmani Am., 17. Olivera M.( till 89'), 22. Di Lorenzo, 8. McTominay, 68. Lobotka, 77. Kvaratskhelia( till 75'), 99. Zambo Anguissa André-Frank( till 70'), 7. Neres, 11. Lukaku R.
Substitution: 81. Raspadori(from 70'), 21. Politano(from 75'), 37. Spinazzola(from 89')
Bench: 14. Contini N., 25. Caprile, 16. Marín Ra., 30. Mazzocchi, 6. Gilmour B., 60. Gioielli, 23. Zerbin, 18. Simeone, 26. Ngongé
Venezia: 35. Stankovic F., 7. Zampano F.( till 88'), 15. Altare, 33. Sverko, 4. Idzes, 6. Busio, 10. Yeboah J.( till 71'), 77. Ellertsson( till 70'), 11. Oristanio( till 88'), 14. Nicolussi, 79. Carboni F.( till 60')
Substitution: 27. Candela(from 60'), 38. Andersen M.K.(from 70'), 20. Pohjanpalo(from 71'), 80. El Haddad(from 88'), 19. Bjarkason(from 88')
Bench: 1. Joronen, 23. Grandi M., 5. Haps, 25. Schingtienne, 22. Crnigoj, 9. Gytkjaer
Yellow Cards: Altare 31', Stankovic F. 74', Idzes 96'
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Giacomo Raspadori came on as a substitute and scored his first goal of the season to give Napoli a home win over Venice
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The Partenopei temporarily returned at the top of the standings
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It was a fourth consecutive draw in the league for Juventus who were saved in the 95th minute thanks to a penalty by Vlahovic
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Antonio Conte's team got straight back to winning ways
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Napoli and Lazio, one of the leaders of the Italian championship, met in a head-to-head game on Matchday 15
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Lazio stormed into the quarter finals after Noslin's hat-trick
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Scott McTominay was the hero for Napoli in today's Serie A away match against Torino
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Napoli returned to the first place of the Italian championship
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There was no shortage of excitement at the San Siro in the match between Inter and Napoli
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‘El Toro’ struck his fifth goal of the campaign as Inter dispatched Ven
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La Dea shocked the league leaders with their first defeat at the Stadio Diego Maradona
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The Partenopei took all three points at San Siro thanks to Lukaku’s opener and Kvaratskhelia’s curler
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AC Milan head coach Paulo Fonseca has heaped praise on Napoli, acknowledging their form ahead of a highly-anticipated Serie A clash at San Siro on Tuesday.
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Napoli head coach Antonio Conte spoke about his team's narrow victory over Lecce yesterday.
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Di Lorenzo struck 15 minutes from the end to secure Napoli’s 4th consecutive win in the Serie A
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Mateo Retegui made it 8 goals in 8 Serie A games as Atalanta beat Venezia
