was a revelation at the beginning of the season, but in the last weeks she has been out of breath. On Wednesday, Luciano Spalletti’s team recorded their third consecutive home defeat and fourth on all league games. Now it turned out better. recorded a total of 26 shots, including seven on target.
How were Napoli players rated?
“La Gazzetta dello Sport” was awarded the highest by Matteo Politano, who received “6.5” on a scale from 1 to 10. The worst were: Hirving Lozano and Juan Jesus – “5”. In turn, like most of the team, he earned a “6”.
– A few nice plays and shots attempts, but this time the Pole did not shine – we read in a short justification. Jakub Kiwior from Spezia received a better rating, because he was “7”. – You can see that the Pole is a born defender. When it was necessary to be at the ball, it was the first – explained the journalists of “Gazzetta”. Arkadiusz Reca, in turn, received a “6”.
But let’s go back to Zieliński, who was replaced in the 69th minute by Adam Ounas. And right after the break, Andrea Petagna changed Dries Mertens. – Spezia deservedly won. How can you take off Mertens, and then Zieliński? Politano and Lozano make a mess on the pitch. Do they really have to play everything? Ounas and Elmas deserve more play. Mr. Spalletti, what are you doing ?! – was nervous on Tele A Paolo Del Genio, a journalist.
– He has to try harder. A few good moves every now and then are not enough. The first chance in this match was his, but he wasted it. He lacked quality on the offensive, especially in the second half, when he should come up with something to change the course of the game. In the 69th minute he was changed by Ounas, who made a lot of mistakes – this is how iamnaples.it described the Pole’s match, giving him a “5” score on a 1-10 scale.
The situation of Napoli in the Serie A
Napoli are already seven points behind Inter Milan and three points behind Milan. Spalletti’s side is one point clear of Atalanta and five ahead of Juventus. In the Europa League he will face Barcelona.
Source: Sport
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