Napoli

ANKARA. Italian Serie A leaders Napoli thrashed Torino 4-0 on Sunday. Napoli's Nigerian forward Victor Osimhen scored two headers in Turin, while Georgian ...

[Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Osimhen has scored 21 goals in 23 Serie A matches, and his teammate Kvaratskhelia tallied 12 goals and 12 assists in 23 league matches for Napoli. French midfielder Tanguy Ndombele scored an easy chance in the second half to name the away victory for Napoli.

Serie A leaders Napoli thrashed Torino 4-0 away with a double from Victor Osimhen and goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Tanguy Ndombele on Sunday to move ...

"The players showed great hunger," coach Luciano Spalletti said. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story "We are happy that we are on the right track to deliver the fans this prestigious title and hopefully something more."

Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia's dribbling masterclass makes them a deadly and a devastating duo, both of them handed a 4-0 win to Napoli at Torino on Sunday.

Filip Kostic scored with a long, angled shot to finish off a counterattack early on at the San Siro. Roma thought it had equalized two minutes after Zaccagni's goal following a free kick but the score was waved off by the VAR for offside. Before kickoff, fans clashed with police outside the Stadio Olimpico. “Napoli isn't just (Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia). "There's a Neopolitan saying that goes, Whoever is hungry doesn't feel sleepy,' and that fits perfectly.” The latest demonstration came when Osimhen scored a brace of headers and Kvaratskhelia earned and converted a penalty and set up two goals in Napoli's 4-0 win at Torino in Serie A on Sunday.

Gennaro Gattuso weighed in on the rebirth of Italian football, the upcoming Champions League tie between Napoli and Milan, and what lies ahead in his ...

The Premier League is the NBA. Mancini’s merit is that he has given a style to the team and a mentality. “Tonali is a mix between me and Pirlo. He is a player who is most like me. “I don’t want to be controversial but lately, I don’t coach, I follow the Youth League and Primavera, and I see very few Italians. “The comparison with the English teams, it’s another world. There is no longer football that waits, the results in Europe are no coincidence. “There’s important data, Italian football is no longer the child of catenaccio. Serie A in the last two or three years has become very competitive. I knew they had problems, with a fanbase against the presidency. The former midfielder spent time with both the Rossoneri and the Partenopei earlier in his coaching career, before heading off to Valencia last year for a difficult six-month spell. “I lost him for several months for off-pitch situations and we suffered with his absence.