Napoli defeated AC Milan 2-0 in Riyadh to reach the Supercoppa Italiana final, showcasing a disciplined defensive performance and clinical finishing to beat their opponent.
Napoli have reached the Supercoppa Italiana final after a commanding 2-0 victory over AC Milan at the Al-Awwal Park in Riyadh.
Antonio Conte’s side displayed tactical superiority throughout the contest, stifling the Rossoneri’s attack while remaining clinical on the counter, and goals from David Neres and Rasmus Højlund were enough for a 2-0 win.
The victory secures Napoli’s first final status under their current management and continues a resurgence that has seen them dominate domestic competition throughout the first half of the season.
Reflecting on the performance, observers noted that Napoli “controlled the tempo and never looked like relinquishing their lead,” as Milan struggled to find the creative spark necessary to penetrate a disciplined backline.
The triumph in Saudi Arabia marks a significant milestone for the club as they look to build momentum for the remainder of the Serie A campaign.
Napoli now awaits the winner of Bologna versus Inter in Monday’s final.