Legia Warszawa will welcome one of Europe’s most in-form sides to the Stadion Wojska Polskiego as Napoli look to get to the top of Group C in the Europa League for the first time this season.
As of now, Legia are top of the table in this vital Europa league clash and to make matters all the more enticing and crucial for the away side, the Polish outfit remain the only side sitting above Napoli in anything they compete in.
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Maruizio Sarri’s men are leading the way in Serie A by mere goal difference over AC Milan, and with them potentially crashing out of the Champions League, things are going to start heating up in the Italian top flight even more so.
Sarri’s side are still running riot in Serie A though, despite the slip ups in Europe. After beating Salernitana by a 1-0 scoreline after being down to 10 men, Napoli have currently only lost to Spartak Moscow in all competitions this campaign.
It was Kalidou Koulibaly who was shown a red card that day, so he is likely to play all 90 minutes here with a suspension waiting for him back in Italy.
Moreover, with a sensational record of only three goals conceded from 11 league games, the Italian giants are the best defensive team on the continent so far this season as they have let in five from three in the Europa League.
It really is hard to see anything but a win for the Naples outfit as they've managed to win four of the five games in Serie A since losing to Moscow, while they even thrashed Warszawa 3-0 in the last round of games in Europe.
Lorenzo Insigne scored a brilliant goal that day, while Victor Osimhen continued his goalscoring streak before Matteo Politano added another.
As for Warszawa, despite sitting top of their Europa League group and with their fate in their own hands, it’s been a torrid season for them back in Poland.
In fact, in quite stunning fashion, the Polish giants are slumped into the relegation zone of the Ekstraklasa after losing once again to make it eight defeats and three wins from 11 games in Poland's top flight.
Ultimately, it all leads to a relatively easy win for Napoli and Forebet predicts they will get the job done here and put one foot in the knockout rounds in a game that sees over 2.5 goals.