Maurizio Sarri and Stefano Pioli meet for the eighth time in Napoli–Fiorentina, with no draws between the two Coaches so far.
The Partenopei are looking to return to the top of Serie A following last night’s goalless draw between Juventus and leaders Inter.
There have been 78 official matches between the two sides in Naples, with the Viola managing 17 wins and 25 draws.
Maurizio Sarri and Stefano Pioli meet for the eighth time in Napoli-Fiorentina, with no draws between the two Coaches so far.
The Partenopei are looking to return to the top of Serie A following last night’s goalless draw between Juventus and leaders Inter.
There have been 78 official matches between the two sides in Naples, with the Viola managing 17 wins and 25 draws.
Their last win at the San Paolo came in the 2013-14 season, when Joaquin scored a late winner after Faouzi Ghoul’s first half red card.
In the battle of the Coaches, it’s Sarri who very much holds the advantage with five wins in their seven meetings.
Interestingly, there have been no draws between the two men, with Pioli winning the other two matches.