Napoli walk into this one with the kind of quiet menace that makes you sit up. They are at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, a fortress that has seen more than its share of European nights and Scudetto parties. The recent form is not plastered all over the brief, but the history tells a tale: Napoli won three of the last five against Como, with 2.4 goals per game and a draw in the mix. That is not dominance, but it is control. They know how to handle this fixture. Como, though, are no longer the plucky little side that just got promoted. Serie A's biggest spenders since returning to the top flight two years ago, they have racked up 44 points in 2026 alone — only Inter have more. That is a serious statement. They are not here to make up the numbers. They are here to gatecrash the top half, maybe even Europe. But here is the thing: Como's points haul has been built on home soil and against the mid-table. Coming to Naples, against a side that smells blood in the Maradona air, is a different beast entirely. Napoli's engine room — Lobotka, McTominay, Anguissa — is the kind of midfield that can strangle a game before it even breathes. We love the home side's momentum here. They have the sharper teeth.