DE BRUYNE DIFFERENCE IN NAPOLI: 3-GOAL BLOW TO FROSINONE

In the Italian Serie A, Napoli exhibited a wonderful performance against the Frosinone team it hosted at the legendary Diego Armando Maradona Stadium and left the pitch with a very clear victory like 3-0. Massimiliano Allegri went on the pitch with a 3-4-2-1 formation and started the match practically like a storm. Napoli, which came very close to the goal with Noa Lang in just the 3rd minute of the struggle, hit the post with Rasmus Hojlund right after. When the minutes showed 23, the host team won a penalty. Goalkeeper Palmisani saved the shot of Hojlund, but the referee had the kick repeated on the grounds of a penalty area violation. This time, master foot Kevin De Bruyne, who got behind the ball, put his team 1-0 ahead with a smooth strike. Napoli, which completely took control of the game with the early goal it found, got the result of the intense pressure it put on the opponent defense in the 33rd minute and increased the gap to two with the goal it found from the foot of Noa Lang. The first half ended with this score. In the second half, the Frosinone team developed attacks to become a partner to the game, but goalkeeper Meret and Rrahmani in defense gave no passage to their opponents. One of the most special moments of the match occurred in the 60th minute. Scott McTominay, who had a minor operation due to a mild benign arrhythmia on September 8 and stayed away from the pitches for a while, returned to the green pitches by entering the game. The fans gave a standing ovation to the successful midfielder. In the final part of the match, Napoli took the match completely to idling and exhibited a controlled game. However, Kevin De Bruyne said the last word again in the extra minutes. The Belgian star determined the score of the match as 3-0 with the stylish goal he scored and recorded his second and his team's third goal. The Napoli team, which left the pitch with 3 points, found a very great morale before that critical match it will play with Villarreal in the champions league on Tuesday.

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