“Scott McTominay breaks the deadlock for Napoli after a sustained spell of pressure. Rrahmani had been blocked, Beukema had been saved, and Højlund had missed a header before McTominay finally found the net.”
Pivotal“Amir Rrahmani doubles Napoli's lead just six minutes after the opener, turning what was already a difficult evening for Pisa into a near-impossible task.”
Pivotal“A flare of tempers as Arturo Calabresi and Eljif Elmas are both booked for an argument, hinting at frustration on both sides as Napoli look to press home their advantage.”
“Rasmus Højlund completes the scoring in stoppage time to seal a commanding 3-0 win for Napoli, rounding off a dominant evening with a late third.”
Outstanding performance

Napoli were utterly dominant from the opening whistle, finishing with 76% possession and 770 passes completed at 92% accuracy against a Pisa side that could barely get a foothold in the contest. The visiting side broke through at 21 minutes when Scott McTominay converted after a period of mounting pressure that had already seen Rrahmani blocked and Sam Beukema denied by the keeper, and just six minutes later Amir Rrahmani added a second to effectively end Pisa's resistance before the half-hour mark. Pisa's 24% possession tells the full story of their evening — they were penned back, forced into 15 tackles and 13 fouls, and managed just four shots all game. Rasmus Højlund wrapped up the scoring in stoppage time to complete a tidy evening's work for Napoli, whose 47 dangerous attacks to Pisa's 17 underlines just how one-sided this encounter was from start to finish.
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