"Sunday night's blockbuster at San Siro saw Napoli share the spoils with Inter Milan in a thrilling 2-2 draw. Having beaten the Nerazzurri earlier this season, Conte's side entered the clash four points behind the leaders, knowing defeat would be costly. Scott McTominay emerged as the hero once again, scoring twice to rescue a point after Conte was sent off for protesting a penalty decision. That result followed another 2-2 draw against Verona, where McTominay sparked a comeback to preserve Napoli's unbeaten home run."
"The Partenopei have now gone 19 Serie A games without defeat at Stadio Maradona, winning 14 of those. Their last home loss came over a year ago, underlining the fortress-like advantage they enjoy in Naples. With Juventus and Roma still lurking behind, Conte knows only victory will suffice to keep Napoli in the hunt for back-to-back Scudetti. Team News Napoli remain without midfield trio Kevin De Bruyne, Frank Anguissa, and Billy Gilmour, while Romelu Lukaku is also sidelined."
Napoli return to Stadio Maradona aiming for maximum points against Parma after consecutive 2-2 draws, including a thrilling share with Inter Milan. Scott McTominay scored twice at San Siro and contributed three goals in two games, sparking comebacks and preserving the team's 19-match home unbeaten streak, with 14 wins. Napoli remain without Kevin De Bruyne, Frank Anguissa, Billy Gilmour and Romelu Lukaku; David Neres could return to the bench while Juan Jesus is suspended, allowing Alessandro Buongiorno to start. Parma have lost four of their last five visits to the Maradona but have earned 10 points from six matches, rising to 14th.
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