Relentless Serie A leaders Napoli are in fine form as top four-chasing Roma prepare to visit the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
Fourth-place Inter Milan will hope to put pressure on the Giallorossi by bouncing back from defeat last time out in tomorrow’s clash with Cremonese.
The Nerazzurri’s city rivals AC Milan need to beat struggling Sassuolo to put an end to their own poor run of form, while upwardly mobile Lazio take on mid-table Fiorentina.
Juventus host Monza knowing a defeat would see their opponents leapfrog them in the table following the Old Lady’s 15-point deduction.
Undeterred by losing their unbeaten record at the start of the year, Napoli’s seemingly unstoppable surge towards the Scudetto continues apace with Roma next up.
This could be a low-scoring affair thanks to both sides’ strong defensive records.
Each of these teams has conceded just seven goals in the second half of Serie A games this term — a joint-league low — and rank in the top two for shots on target faced (51 for Napoli, 54 for Roma), as well as goals conceded from inside the box (10 for Napoli, 13 for Roma — level with Lazio).
Jose Mourinho’s men may prove particularly difficult for Serie A’s top-scoring side to break down. Across Europe’s big five leagues, only Nantes and Newcastle (both five) have kept more clean sheets in all competitions in 2023 than the team from the capital (four).
