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AI-written editorial preview · updated 2026-09-11 16:06 UTC
Napoli look to reset as Bologna visit the Maradona
Napoli return to the Diego Armando Maradona this Sunday, 13 September 2026, desperate to halt a slide that has seen them suffer consecutive defeats in Serie A and the Champions League. The matchday 4 fixture offers a critical opportunity for the hosts to find their rhythm against a Bologna side that has also struggled to find consistency in the opening weeks of the season.
Napoli enter this contest following a difficult week, including a narrow 1-0 defeat to Arsenal in the Champions League and a 3-2 loss against Inter. The defensive unit will need to be at its sharpest to contain a Bologna attack that, while inconsistent, is capable of testing any backline. With Vanja Milinkovic-Savic expected to start in goal, the hosts will look to provide him with better protection than they have managed in their recent league outings.
Head coach selection will be complicated by a series of high-impact absences for the home side. Napoli must navigate this match without the services of goalkeeper Alex Meret, Alisson Santos, and the influential Scott McTominay. These gaps in the squad will test the depth of the roster, with Antonio Vergara and Stanislav Lobotka expected to shoulder the creative burden in midfield.
Bologna arrive in Naples looking for their first win of the new Serie A campaign. After a 2-2 draw with Sassuolo and narrow losses to Atalanta and Lazio, the visitors are eager to turn their fortunes around. Roberto Piccoli and Nicolo Cambiaghi will likely lead the line, hoping to exploit any lingering uncertainty in the Napoli defence.
Recent meetings between these two clubs have been unpredictable, highlighted by Bologna’s 3-2 victory at this very venue back in May 2026. That result serves as a reminder of the threat the visitors pose, though Napoli fans will look back to their 3-0 win in August 2024 as the blueprint for success. As both teams look to establish their identity in these early stages of the season, the tactical battle in the middle of the park between the expected midfield trios will likely dictate the flow of the match.
For Napoli, the form of Rasmus Hoejlund remains a bright spot, as the forward has been a constant threat and directly involved in 4 goals during his last 10 appearances. If he can link effectively with David Neres and Matteo Politano, Napoli should find the space to create quality chances. Bologna will rely on the experience of Lewis Ferguson to anchor their play and transition quickly from defence to attack.
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