Napoli end losing run with Bologna win, Allegri eyes Fiorentina
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Key points
- Lobotka's second-half goal ends three consecutive defeats for Napoli, who face Fiorentina on Sunday before a packed schedule of nine matches in 27 days
- Allegri frustrated by Lucca's late error but praised the substitute's overall display and the team's technical performance despite defensive lapses
- Bologna's interim boss Tarozzi acknowledged his side lacked quality in attack and created little until the closing stages in their fourth game without a win
AI summary
Napoli returned to winning ways at the Maradona with victory over Bologna, bouncing back from defeats to Como, Inter and Arsenal. Stanislav Lobotka's second-half finish proved decisive as Allegri's side showed improved technical quality, though the manager was irritated by a late chance squandered by Lucca, who he felt should have cut inside rather than crossing. Allegri highlighted the importance of fresh legs from the bench and flagged the upcoming returns of Anguissa and McTominay as key to managing the congested fixture list ahead.
Bologna, without suspended manager Tedesco, offered little in attack. Tarozzi acknowledged the visitors were well-organised but lacked the quality needed to trouble Napoli, creating genuine chances only late on. The loss leaves Bologna with one point from four games.
Original headline
Furia Allegri dopo l'errore di Lucca nel finale di Napoli-Bologna, poi punge: "È entrato come una..."
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