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Napoli vs Juventus is a high-status Italian matchup whose appeal lies in its reversals. Napoli won 2–1 in Naples on 7 December 2025, then Juventus answered with a 3–0 home victory on 25 January 2026. Those results capture a fixture in which the venue matters, the hierarchy is contestable, and each side can make a strong response. Future meetings remain compelling because neither location guarantees the same script.
Past matches, Napoli vs Juventus
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Juventus
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1G
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49G
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4D
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8M
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11F
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17M
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18M
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20F
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21M
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25D
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32D
Napoli Substitutes
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G
14
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G
25
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F
9
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D
17
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F
23
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D
31
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M
95
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M
98
Match events
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22'⚽J. David Normal Goal (Asst: M. Locatelli)
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34'Juan Jesus Yellow Card
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56'Kenan Yıldız Yellow Card
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57'K. Yildiz Yellow Card
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60'J. Cabal F. Conceicao
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60'F. Kostic A. Cambiaso
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60'F. Kostic A. Cambiaso
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60'J. Cabal F. Conceicao
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70'Giovane E. Elmas
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73'Antonio Vergara Yellow Card
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74'S. Beukema M. Gutierrez
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76'F. Miretti J. David
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77'F. Miretti J. David
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77'⚽K. Yildiz Normal Goal (Asst: F. Miretti)
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79'R. Lukaku A. Vergara
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86'⚽F. Kostic Normal Goal
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87'F. Gatti K. Yildiz
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87'T. Koopmeiners M. Locatelli
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88'T. Koopmeiners M. Locatelli
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88'F. Gatti K. Yildiz
Stats for this game
Matchup Napoli VS Juventus
A heavyweight pairing with two faces
Both clubs carry enough stature to make every meeting feel like a test of authority, yet the cited results resist a simple one-sided reading. Napoli’s 2–1 victory at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on 7 December 2025 gave the home side a narrow edge. At the Allianz Stadium on 25 January 2026, Juventus won 3–0. The reversal is useful evidence of venue-sensitive competitiveness, while the scores themselves do not justify assuming that either team controlled every phase.
Why the setting matters
Naples invites the question of whether Napoli can turn home pressure into another decisive margin. Turin poses the opposite question for Juventus: can the Bianconeri make home advantage count against a side capable of winning the same fixture elsewhere? That tension keeps the matchup relevant across seasons and coaching cycles. A new encounter will be interesting precisely because the established names do not settle the outcome in advance; location, response to setbacks, and the ability to protect a narrow advantage can all shape the contest.