Vanoli will likely set up his Fiorentina in a 4-3-3, with David de Gea in goal and a back four that could include Radu Dragusin and Luca Ranieri. The midfield trio of Fagioli, Oulai and Brescianini has legs but lacks the tactical discipline to contain Napoli's rotations. Up front, Mastantuono and Pellegrino offer pace and flair, but they will be feeding on scraps if the midfield is overrun. Napoli, under their usual 4-3-3, will look to dominate possession and pin Fiorentina back. Lobotka dictates from deep, McTominay arrives late in the box, and Anguissa bulldozes through the lines. The wide areas are where Napoli can really hurt Fiorentina: their full-backs push high, stretching the opposition's midfield and creating half-space runners. Fiorentina's defence has been conceding chances at an alarming rate, and Napoli have the quality to exploit that. Set-pieces are another weapon: Napoli's height in the box is a real threat, while Fiorentina have looked vulnerable from dead balls.