Napoli are by far the hottest team in Europe’s top five leagues since the start of the season. Luciano Spalletti’s side are enjoying a 23-2-2 record and are galloping towards the Scudetto with 11 games remaining before the season, already 19 points adrift of the second Lazio final.

Of course, a large part of the success of the Partenopei’s great season is due to the spacemen Kvaratthelia – Osimen, with the former being involved in 30 goals of his team in Serie A and the Champions League (14 goals – 16 assists), the latter having the best season in the Championship and already has 21 goals in 23 league games.

Both the Georgian and Nigerian have earned the respect of the entire sports-loving public and praise has poured in from footballers, with the latest to publicly express his admiration for them being former Napoli coach Gennaro Gattuso.

“When I see Kvarachelia it’s like seeing George Best again. He’s doing amazing things with incredible speed. Napoli are a team that I’m really excited about, they play dream football.” Gattuso stressed in an interview he gave to radio station RadioRai1, adding:

“Osimene did well in Lille and Giudoli made a great move to bring him to Napoli. When I was there as a coach I missed him for several months through injury and his absence cost us something.”

He is very fast and has technique. But Napoli isn’t just Kvarachelia or Osimen, there’s also Lobotka, who has done his best since my time at the club.”

Referring to the Champions League draw where Napoli faced AC Milan in the quarter-finals, ‘Ringio’, who has served AC Milan both as a player and as a coach, said:

“Napoli have been playing great football for two years but the games are different in Europe. It will be an open game. It makes sense that Napoli now have a winning mentality, they play calmly and express European football.”

Lazio were also the big winners in the second Derby della Capitale of the season after winning with 1-0 Roma thanks to a goal by Matias Jacani, amidst incidents, tension, spectacle and VAR, for the 27th matchday of Serie A.

The game had a total of three bans, one from Lazio (90+7′ Marusic) and two from Roma (32′ Ibáñez, 90+7′ Cristante), but the nervousness and arguments didn’t stop on the pitch, but increased towards the pitch changing room.

According to the Gazzetta dello Sport report, it was Alessio Romagnoli who celebrated in front of Roma’s dressing room, triggering a reaction from Gianluca Mancini.

The latter came out of the Giallorossi’s dressing room and called him “[email protected]@@”, with the Lazio President intervening to separate them, but at that moment appeared in the same area and Jose Mourinho (penalized, second in the derby and last day of his suspension).

“What are you looking at,” the Portuguese reportedly told Lotito, who in turn said to the special: “I am the President of Lazio. Who are you?

This is my home and you shouldn’t be here.” The same media point out that at this point, Roma coach Thiago Pinto stepped in to play the role of ‘fireman’ just before a new tension erupted in the dressing room with Lazio’s Spanish midfielder Luis Alberto and Mourinho’s assistant as the protagonists. , Salvatore Foti.

It was Juventus who smiled in the Derby d’Italia, beating Inter 1-0 on matchday 27 of Serie A, but the final of the derby at the “Meatza” was very tense and the Nerazzurri celebrated the goal conceded in the 23rd minute .minute considering there was a hand control from Rabio ignoring the VAR before the ball to Kostic.

“There’s a lot of bitterness at the loss that came that way. Something very serious happened tonight. To concede a goal like that in the age of VAR is unacceptable. It’s disrespectful to say there were no pictures.”

I’ve seen 20 different images of Rabiot’s hand. There is no doubt. We demand respect”stressed the Inter coach in his statements at the end of the game, so that the “answer” would come from Allegri’s side.

“Don’t make me angry. The referees’ decisions have to be accepted, for better or for worse. There is VAR and it is objective. We are very gentlemen and we accept the arbitration decisions.”