RIYADH (ARABIA SAUDITA) – It is a great feast for Naples, which raises the Italian Super Cup to the sky thanks to the 2-0 inflicted in the final at Bologna. It is a double of Neres who put the seal on a deserved victory by Di Lorenzo and companions. The first great occasion comes to 10′ and is for the partenopei. McTominay verticalizes for Elmas, who enters the area from the left and tries with a right on the first pole that turns off on the bottom. At half an hour, Ravaglia has to put his hands to stop an insidious cross shot stretched from the left of McTominay. Conte’s men devour as much as possible 1-0 to 37′ when, at the end of a good action all before, Neres sends Spinazzola into the door, which tries us with a hull, but Ravaglia saves out with Heggem sweeping close to the door line. The goal is in the air and arrives two minutes later. Neres receives the ball directly from the side remittance and leaves a mancino from the long distance that flows under the crossroads of the poles. A network of valuable invoice that actually sends the two teams to the 1-0 locker room. The first call of the shoot comes to the 2′ is still blue, with Hojlund focusing on the right and ending on the first pole, but Ravaglia para.
A few moments later, the porter blublù has to raise a head of Rrahmani in the corner. The formation of Italian is seen for the first time at 10′, when Orsolini escapes on the right and brushes in the center an inviting ball on which Ferguson, who from excellent position runs however centrally. Wrong goal, get it now. At 12′, Lucumí loses a bloody ball on the pressure of Neres, which takes advantage of it and breaks with the mancino by signing the personal doublet. The game, in fact, ends here. The Italian champions do not run any risk and are still dangerous in the final on a couple of occasions, but the result will no longer change. The final whistle can take the feast for Naples, which conquers the third Super Cup of its history. The two teams will be back on Sunday for the championship.
IL TABELLINO
NAPOLI (3-4-3): Milinkovic-Savic 6; By Lorenzo 7, Rrahmani 7, Juan Jesus 6.5 (39’st Buongiorno sv); Politano 6.5, Lobotka 7, McTominay 7, Spinazzola 6.5 (23’st Gutierrez 6); Neres 8 (33’st Mazzocchi sv), Hojlund 7, Elmas 7 (23’st Lang 6). On the bench: Contini, Ferrante, Lukaku, Olivera, Vergara, Lucca, Beukema, Marianucci, Ambrosino, Barido, Di Chiara. Coach: Count 7.
BOLOGNA (4-2-3-1): Ravaglia 5.5; Holm 5, Heggem 5, Lucumí 5, Miranda 5; Ferguson 5.5 (24’st Dallinga 6), Pobega 5; Orsolini 6 (35’st Dominguez sv), Odgaard 5 (1’st Moro 5.5), Cambiaghi 5 (24’st Rowe 6); Castro 5 (34’st Immobile sv). On the bench: Skorupski, Pessina, Franceschelli, Tomasevic, Zortea, Lykogiannis, De Silvestri, Vitik, Sulemana, Fabbian. Coach: Italian 5.
ARBITRO: Colombo di Como 6.
RETI: 39’pt and 12’st Neres.
NOTES: clear sky, field in good condition. Ammonites: Heggem, Cambiaghi, Holm, Politano. Angles 7-5. Recovery 1′ pt, 4′ st.
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