Next up at the Stadio Maradona is Milan this Sunday. The Rossoneri are an inconsistent side who have had a tough season so far but are always a threat given the fantastic quality of their squad.

Napoli come to this game with a 14-point advantage over their direct rivals (61 to 47) and only in three of the 153 previous meetings between the two teams in the history of the Italian top flight have they faced Milan higher in the standings. The Rossoneri’s recent form in Campania has been positive – they have remained unbeaten in all of the last six away games against Napoli in all competitions (three wins, three draws) and have never gone seven consecutive away games without defeat against the Azzurri in their history.

Napoli's last win over Milan at the Maradona dates back to 25 August 2018, a 3-2 triumph in which Piotr Zielinski’s brace and Dries Mertens strike helped the hosts to make a comeback after Giacomo Bonaventura and Davide Calabria had given Milan a 2-0 lead.

Additionally, Milan have found the back of the net in each of their last nine away games against the Neapolitans in Serie A, scoring 18 goals in the process, an average of two per game.