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Napoli’s strong start has continued from the start of the Italian league, having claimed their fifth straight victory on Thursday, and it came “overwhelming” to the detriment of host Sampdoria with a clear four.

Napoli filled up with 15 points, to regain the first place which they lost only in 24 hours to the benefit of Inter and their neighbor Milan, respectively winners of Fiorentina and Venice 3-1 and 2-0, Wednesday, while the two Milan poles are two points behind Naples.

The South have maintained their unbeaten record outside of their stadium in the last seven games, as their last away loss, “Diego Armando Maradona”, dates back to April 7, when it fell to the Juventus 1-2.

The first chance went to the Nigerian striker from Napoli, Victor Osimhen, who was alone with goalkeeper Emile Odeiro, but the latter blocked his attempt brilliantly (7). But Osimhen quickly opened the scoring for the visitors when he received a cross from Lorenzo Insigne, which he followed on the bird which was blocked by the keeper after crossing the goal line (10).

Napoli took advantage of the faltering Sampdoria defense to add the second goal when Insigne received the ball at the penalty spot and set it up for Spaniard Fabian Ruiz, who shot the latter from the left, crawling from the l ‘outside the area beyond the reach of Odero (39).

Osimhen completely ensured the result for his team when the Mexican Hirving Lossano passed a cross to follow him into the net (50).

This is the Nigerian striker’s fifth goal in his side’s last three games in various competitions.

Once again, Lusano made an assist, this time to Pole Piotr Zelensky, who shot him with a rocket left in the ceiling of the net (59).

In another match, Roma regained their winning streak by beating Udinese 1-0 to take their fifth place score to 12 points.

Roma suffered their first league loss falling to Hellas Verona 2-3 last week, having scored three wins in their opening 3 matches this season under the supervision of new manager Jose Mourinho.

The capital side dominated the first half, and after the post blocked attempts by Nicolo Zaniolo and Armenian Henrique Mkhitaryan, England striker Tammy Abraham, who came from Chelsea at the start of the season, has managed to open the scoring, taking advantage of an individual effort from Riccardo. Calaviori (36).

This is Abraham’s third goal for Roma this season in 7 appearances in various competitions, in addition to his success in two assists.

The second half didn’t see many chances, and the final seconds saw the expulsion of Roma captain Lorenzo Pellegrini for receiving the second yellow card of the game, and he will therefore miss the derby match against Lazio next week.

Lazio took a point from host Torino, with a 1-1 draw. Torino advanced with a Croatian goal scored by Marc Pjaca in the 76th minute, before the capital team equalized in the dying seconds when the referee awarded him a penalty with the success of specialist Ciro Immobile (92+ 2).

Immobile consolidates its lead in the scorers standings with 6 goals.