AC Milan, who have picked up eight points from six games since the beginning of November, will host Napoli for Serie A's classic Calcio fixture at San Siro Stadium on Sunday.
The last time Milan won at home against Napoli in Serie A was in December 2014 (2-0) under Filippo Inzaghi - Menez and Bonaventura as the scorers - but since then, there have been three wins for Napoli and three draws.
Milan have only won one of their last 13 Serie A games against Napoli but a win on Sunday is valued at (2.30) with BetKing.
Napoli have lost their last two league games and to end the winless run with a win against Milan is tipped to happen at (3.10).
A draw at San Siro is considered to occur at (3.50).
Olivier Giroud could be involved for Milan after he recently returned to training while Ante Rebic, Rafael Leao and Pietro Pellegri are all sidelined.
After a reconstructive ACL surgery, Simon Kjaer is expected to be out for some months.
For the visitors, Lorenzo Insigne, Fabian Ruiz and Kalidou Koulibaly could be involved after they started individual training in the recent days.
While Mario Rui and Stanislav Lobotka could feature after recovering from injury. Napoli will be without Nigeria international Victor Osimhen who is suffering from a cheekbone injury.
Luciano Spalletti is unbeaten in his eight Serie A matches as a manager against Stefano Pioli: six wins and two draws (including the one in the last meeting in February 2019, Fiorentina-Inter 3-3). Spalletti in particular is also unbeaten in his last 13 Serie A games against Milan (W10, D3), since Milan-Roma, 2-1, in May 2006.
Milan have scored the joint-most goals (15 and level with Inter) in the final 30 minutes of Serie A matches this season, while Napoli have conceded 54% of their goals during this period (7/13, including six of their last seven).
Napoli have faced 28 shots on target in their last five league matches (5.6 on average per match); they had faced 11 in total in their previous five (2.2 on average per game).
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has scored four goals in his last five Serie A games against Napoli, including a brace in last season's reverse fixture. Among the players to have scored at least seven goals in the competition this term, the Swede is the one with the best minutes/goal ratio (one every 88 minutes on the pitch).Lorenzo Insigne has scored six goals against Milan in Serie A (level with Diego Maradona). In the Italian top-flight history, only Luis Vinicio and Antonio Vojak (both seven) have found the net more times against the Rossoneri for Napoli.
Across all competitions, Milan have scored eight goals, conceded six and kept two clean sheets in five games. Napoli have scored eleven, conceded eight and kept just a clean sheet in the same number of games. Punters can take an offer of under 2.5 goals at (2.05) with BetKing.
Under 2.5 goals at (2.05) with BetKing.
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