Lorran sparks thriller, Napoli win with Lucca, Gilmour, Spinazzola | OneFootball

Almost a blunder. Napoli suffers, trembles, but in the end makes it 4 out of 4: it ends 3-2 against a great Pisa. Conte's team almost squanders a comfortable two-goal lead against a tough and never submissive opponent. Crazy ending at Maradona, Napoli in shock after going on a 3-1 partial against the Tuscans, who also found the equalizer - on penalty - with Nzola. The blue markings bear the signature of Gilmour, Spinazzola and Lucca, with the most classic of the ex's goals.

Lorran lights up a thrilling finale. Napoli wins with Lucca, Gilmour and a great Spinazzola. But so many mistakes

Napoli first alone. Four victories in as many days. But what a struggle with Pisa. On the night of the Ballon d'Or (won by the favorite Dembelé after the extraordinary season of PSG), the blue group brings home three hard-earned and suffered points

Napoli does not waste the opportunity and achieves the fourth consecutive victory in the league. At the Diego Armando Maradona, the blues beat Pisa 3-2 at the end of a game full of emotions and twists and turns. With this success, Antonio Conte's team remains at full score and goes +2 on Juventus, second in the standings.

A game of suffering and (little) quality

The first half sees a Napoli in difficulty against an orderly and aggressive Pisa. The turning point comes at 39', when Spinazzola puts a perfect ball in the center for Gilmour, who scores his first professional goal. The stadium explodes and the blues close the fraction ahead.

In the second half, the game seems to get on the right track, but at 60' an episode changes everything: Beukema commits a hand foul in the area and the referee awards the penalty. Nzola steps up to the spot, does not miss and brings the score back to parity. Conte just before It is still Spinazzola who takes the team on his shoulders: at 73' he finds a winning right from outside the area that beats the goalkeeper and reignites the enthusiasm of the Maradona.

The thrilling finale

Pisa, however, does not give up. At 82' Lucca, just entered, surprises Semper with a precise conclusion that is worth 2-2. It seems the end of the games, but it is not. At the end, at 90', Lorran takes advantage of a serious mistake by Di Lorenzo and brings Pisa back into the game. Conte from the bench encourages his: "Don't give up, let's bring it home". And so it happens. Napoli, amid a thousand sufferings, defends the result and wins three very heavy points.

Four victories out of four: a signal to the championship

The final 3-2 tells of a Napoli not yet perfect, but capable of reacting in difficult moments thanks to the quality of its key men. The Italian champion team proves it is not at the top by chance. Sunday evening, at San Siro against Milan, it will already be time for exams: a challenge that can say a lot about the real ambitions of this season. Sour notes a distracted Beukema, the topical (almost) fatal of Di Lorenzo and the injury (to be evaluated) of Buongiorno.

Napoli-Pisa 3-2

Napoli (4-1-4-1): Meret 7; Di Lorenzo 5, Beukema 4.5, Buongiorno 6.5, Spinazzola 7.5; Gilmour 6.5 (58′ Lobotka 6); Politano 6.5, Elmas 6.5 (58′ Anguissa 6), De Bruyne 6, McTominay 6; Hojlund 6 (78′ Lucca 6.5). Coach. Conte 6

Pisa (3-5-2): Semper 6; Canestrelli 5.5, Caracciolo 6, Lusuardi 5; Leris 5.5 (61′ Cuadrado 6), Akinsanmiro 6.5, Marin 6 (80′ Lorran 6.5), Aebischer 6.5, Bonfanti 6 (75′ Angori 6.5); Moreo 6 (61′ Meister 6), Nzola 6.5 (75′ Tramoni 5.5). Coach. Gilardino 6.5

Referee: Crezzini

Goals: 39′ Gilmour (N), 60′ pen. Nzola (P), 73′ Spinazzola (N), 82′ Lucca (N), 90′ Lorran (P).

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