A Napoli from the wildest dreams of its fans met a dispirited Liverpool on its way on Wednesday night (7/9) and this football cocktail brought… an explosion in the volcanic “Diego Maradona”.

The Partenopei swept, particularly in the first half, when they scored three goals and had chances for as many more, and managed to go 4-1 clean in the last half hour to seal an unspeakable Premiership triumph for the pair reach teams in the 1st group Champions League.

Zielinski made it 1-0 in the 5th minute, Angisa scored two goals for his team in the 31st minute and Simeone made it 3-0 in the 44th minute just a few minutes into the game (instead of Osimen, who scored one missed a penalty). in the 18th minute), in a 45-minute game that saw Spalletti’s men seemingly compete on two levels with greater intensity and speed than their opponents, led by a stunning Kvaratthelia in his Champions League debut.

In the opening minutes of the second half, the Partenopei scored a fourth goal with Zielinski against Liverpool’s faltering defence, while the Reds in turn reduced in the 49th minute with Luis Diaz, but that goal wasn’t a stepping stone counterattack but… consolation .

And that’s because, despite Klopp’s many substitutions, the flow couldn’t be reversed just after 60 minutes, with Napoli remaining in control and scoring an impressive 4-1 that set Champions League Group 1 on fire as Liverpool chased Ajax (4th minute). : 0 Rangers) and Partenopei in the overall standings.

The match

Napoli started the game very strongly with Osimen’s shot at the left post from a touchline position just 42 seconds later, a stage that was a prelude to what the Partenopei fans would be excited to see in the first half. And that’s because the first goal was not long in coming, as the demoralized Partenopei salvaged a penalty from a Milner hand in the large area and Zielinski took the lead in the 5th minute.

In the 18th minute they could have doubled their goals again from the penalty spot (on a penalty awarded by the referee after he used VAR for an illegal Van Dykes mark on Osimen), but Alisson intercepted Osimen’s execution and little later it was Fan Dike. Guardian Angel of the Red Hearth cutting Kvaratthelia’s place on the line.

No matter how hard Klopp’s players tried to avoid fate, it was impossible as the home side dominated the game and with a typical 31′ period, the Kvarachelia, Zielinski and Angisa combined and the latter made it 2-0 from the penalty spot.

In the 44th minute the first-half party was over. Giovani Simeone used Kvarachelia’s assist to make it 3-0 after stepping on the pitch in his Champions League debut.

At the beginning of the second half, Napoli were similarly strong and made it 4-0 through Zielinski in the 47th minute. Luis Diaz responded with an excellent strike to make it 4-1 in the 49th minute but Liverpool’s response never came

Spalletti’s players made sure the game “turned off” in the last half hour by closing the gaps in last year’s finalists of the Champions League final, and the final celebrated 4-1 and impressively started this year’s adventure in top European club competition.

NAPLES: Merret, Di Lorenzo, Kim, Rahmani, Olivera (74′ Rui), Lobotzka, Angisa, Politano (58′ Lozano), Zielinski (74′ Elmas), Kvarachelia (57′ Jerbin), Osimen (41′ Simeone)

LIVERPOOL: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez (46′ Matip), Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Milner (63′ Thiago), Elliott (77′ Melo), Diaz, Salah (62′ Zota), Firmino (62′ Nunes)