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Shaan Wadhawan

Published - Sep 22, 2025, 02:45 PM

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Normal service is expected to be resumed for Napoli, who have been dominant at home and boasts much better quality. The goalscoring struggles and lack of cutting edge of Pisa suggest it will be hard to trouble the Scudetto holders.

Following a difficult Champions League loss to Manchester City, last year's Serie A champions Napoli are back in domestic action as they face newly promoted Pisa at the Maradona. Antonio Conte's side is currently still unbeaten in the league, while Pisa is still seeking their first top-flight win in 35 years.

Team News

Napoli:
Alex Meret is anticipated to get the nod in goal over Milinkovic-Savic. Romelu Lukaku (thigh) remains out. Amir Rrahmani (hamstring) is still unavailable. Lorenzo Lucca could line up against his former club. Kevin De Bruyne and Giovanni Di Lorenzo are both seeking redemption following a tough evening in Manchester.

Pisa:
All players are fit, providing the option of having Juan Cuadrado back from a muscle injury. Alberto Gilardino (head coach) could make changes to his attack, with M’Bala Nzola forcing his first Serie A start.

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After a disappointing 2-0 defeat to Manchester City in their Champions League opener, Napoli turn their attention back to Serie A, where they have been perfect so far this season. Antonio Conte’s men have won three for three in the league, have scored six goals and only conceded once, and come to the Stadio Maradona on Monday motivated to keep their flawless domestic record intact.

The Stadio Maradona has become a fortress again now, with the champions winning six of their last seven home games with a strong defensive showing. With the likes of Kevin De Bruyne controlling the midfield and a possible appearance from Lorenzo Lucca facing his former club, Napoli will want to display a statement win in front of their home fans.
For Pisa, this is a significant moment -- it is their first Serie A trip to Naples in 35 years. The last time the Nerazzurri were here, they lost 2-1, and one of the goals was scored by the legendary Diego Maradona. Now they are in the stadium that is named after the great player and, once again, on the pitch against another giant of Italian football.

Their own return to Serie A has certainly been a struggle. Alberto Gilardino’s side started with a hopeful draw.