Osi-Kvara, three plus two. And now Juve! Naples finds the goal away, indeed it exaggerates, and it does six to the malcapitato Sassuolo, illusosi for the momentary advantage, then rabid reaction where the Emilians are literally asphalted by the band Calzona.
On the shields certainly the pair Osi-Kvara, overflowing the first, author of a hat-trick, and authentic dragman in the field where he saw last year, determined, gritty, and finally smiling!
For Georgian it was the double of the desire to go, where especially the second net, nor shows the determination and the right evil in depositing the ball in the Emilian port. The first marking? A piece of repertoire that denies the beauty of football when the class does it as a mistress
All good, therefore, but we hold the euphoria, because on Sunday evening there will be no prairie of Reggio Emilia. And a more than round result, which serves mainly to the morale of the team, yesterday also saw the game, and that from serenity to an environment so far, too afraid of itself!
A special applause goes to the Neapolitan typhoon at Mapei Stadium, also the coach Calzona highlighted it at the conference, where it seemed to be at Maradona rather than in Reggio Emilia! Demonstrating once again how unwavering a faith is, also challenging a weather situation certainly not benevolent, given the incessant rain throughout the race. Really commendable
The first Champions set can be said to have gone, now under with the second, is called Juventus, where Naples will have to confirm the test of Sassuolo, showing the progress seen both on the mental plane, the reaction on the goal of the black and really rabid, that on the plane of the game where finally the blues are back to play as a team!
So at Maradona, on Sunday evening the big match against the Bianconeri, with Osi and Kvara throwing strong signals to the public that will be that of great occasions. The fourth place race has just begun, now it is up to you to rewrite the fairy tale.
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