A dream start, which almost no one could have imagined before the start of the championship.
Luciano Spalletti, in his first season at Napoli, has already equalled one of the many records achieved by Maurizio Sarri in the 2017-18 season, the year of 91 points. Historical cycles and recurrences unfortunately sad for the Azzurri fans, who in that year saw the third Scudetto slip away in a whirlwind of emotions between Milan and Florence after the success against Juve at the Stadium.
Eight wins out of the first eight of the championship, 24 points out of 24 and many taboos broken. From the home success against Juventus, a bitter rival, to the away victory on that very feared pitch in Florence, up to the “black beast” Ivan Yuric, knocked out last night with his Turin. The path of that Napoli of four years ago was similar, having overcome the two away games in Rome against the Giallorossi and Lazio and defeated the always difficult Atalanta at home, before being held to a 0-0 draw on 21 October at home toInter.
Fate has it that next Sunday, at 18pm, Spalletti's men will face another "big" team, just like it was for Sarri: it will be an away match in Rome, at the Olimpico, for a challenge against the Giallorossi of Mourinho. To keep dreaming.
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