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Bologna vs Napoli Full Match 2024-25.

Bologna vs Napoli Full Match Highlights — Bologna vs Napoli Full Match 2024-25

Bologna vs Napoli Full Match Replay.
Full Match & Highlights Serie A 2024-2025

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April 7, 2025

Bologna vs Napoli Full Match Highlights Replay.
Following six wins on the spin, Bologna aim to boost their hopes of a top-four finish, when they welcome title-chasing Napoli to Stadio Dall’Ara. Flying high in Serie A, the Rossoblu also put one foot in the Coppa Italia final last time out; meanwhile, their visitors are vying with Inter Milan for the Scudetto. Brushing aside a makeshift Empoli team at Stadio Castellani, where the clubs met for the first leg of their cup semi-final, Bologna cruised to a dominant 3-0 win that virtually booked their trip to Rome. In complete control from the moment Riccardo Orsolini continued his superb goalscoring campaign midway through the first half, they eventually tripled that advantage, as Dan Ndoye twice teed up Thijs Dallinga.

With eight league games to play, Atalanta BC, Juventus, Fiorentina and both Milan clubs still await Vincenzo Italiano’s men, as a multi-club battle for European places reaches its conclusion. Bologna return to home turf – where they have won six consecutive Serie A matches – aiming to end a winless streak against Napoli at the Dall’Ara that stretches back to 2019.

In fact – home or away – Napoli have lost just one of their last 10 league meetings with Bologna, following a 3-0 victory at Stadio Maradona earlier this season. Antonio Conte’s squad will now look to do the double, with every point being precious in their fight with Inter Milan to secure the Italian title.

Still intent on claiming a second Scudetto in three years, Napoli have won only two of their last eight league games, but they remain Inter’s closest rivals and could now pull within one point. While the Nerazzurri face a packed run-in, as they compete on three separate fronts, Conte’s men can focus on each of their eight remaining Serie A fixtures, having returned from the recent international break with a crucial 2-1 home win.

Though Bologna strolled to victory in their Coppa Italia clash with Empoli, they did so at a cost, with right-back Davide Calabria suffering an ankle sprain. The former Milan captain’s absence will see Emil Holm and Lorenzo De Silvestri vie for selection, while Vincenzo Italiano is set to make more changes to his starting XI.

Napoli main marksman thoroughly enjoys meeting Bologna: Romelu Lukaku has scored five goals in as many games against the Rossoblu – averaging one every 81 minutes.