I precedenti
Previous games
There have been 88 previous official matches between the two sides in Turin. Juventus have won 56, most recently a 3–0 victory in Serie A 2025/26. There have been 23 draws, the most recent being 0–0 during the 2024/25 Serie A season. Napoli have come away victorious nine times, with the last time being a 0-1 win in the 2022/23 season.
Juventus v Napoli was the first match for both sides in the single-round-robin Serie A. On 6 October 1929, Juventus won 3–2 in Turin, with an own goal by Biagio Zoccola (the first in the competition’s history) and goals from Luigi Cevenini III and Federico Munerati. Marcello Mihalic scored a brace for Napoli.
Match analysis
Juventus have 14 points in the table after nine matchdays. They haven’t had so few since the 2022/23 Serie A season, when they had 13 points after the same number of matchdays.
Juventus have managed just one win in their last four competitive matches (Lecce 0–2 Juventus). The rest of their record consists of one draw and two defeats.
Juventus are the side conceding the fewest shots on target per match (2.7).
Napoli have gone three consecutive away matches without scoring against Juventus. Their last goal was scored by Giacomo Raspadori in the 90th minute of their 0–1 victory in the 2022/23 Serie A season.
Only Lazio (12) have had more players score than Napoli (10, the same as Atalanta and Inter).
Luciano Spalletti and Massimiliano Allegri will face each other for the 17th time in official matches. In their 16 previous encounters, Spalletti has won six, Allegri five, and there have been five draws.
Luciano Spalletti has previously coached Napoli. He coached Napoli in the 2021/22 and 2022/23 seasons, winning the Scudetto in the 2022/23 season – the third in the Neapolitan club’s history. In total, he tallied 96 official matches, with a record of 62 wins, 17 draws and 17 defeats.
Massimiliano Allegri has also previously coached Juventus from 2014/15 to 2018/19 and from 2021/22 to 2023/24, winning 12 trophies: five consecutive Scudetti, five Coppa Italia titles and two Italian Super Cups. In his time with Juventus, he was in charge for 420 official matches, with a record of 271 wins, 77 draws and 72 defeats.
Kevin De Bruyne scored his fourth goal of the season against Monza, just one goal shy of the Belgian midfielder’s personal best with Napoli (five last season).
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