Fiorentina v Napoli Odds : Live Streaming available from Stadio Artemio Franchi
Napoli will look to reignite their charge for a Champions League spot this season when they go up against Fiorentina at the Stadio Artemio Franchi on Friday as you can watch all the weekend action from Serie A live streaming online.
Walter Mazzarri’s side were able to breathe life into the race for the Scudetto last season only to see their challenge fall at the last hurdle, however this time round they have struggled to keep pace with the likes of A.C Milan and Juventus who currently occupy the top spots in Serie A.
In the Champions League the Partenopei were able to emerge from a tough-looking group which contained the likes of Manchester City and Bayern Munich, and now have the chance to further inflict damage on English football as they go up against Chelsea in the knockout stages.
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While they have won more than their fair share of fans on the continent Napoli now risk not appearing in the Champions League unless they address their drastic decline in form that has seen them fall to 7th place in the Serie A table, 13 points behind league leaders A.C Milan.
While they were able to secure a 0-0 draw with A.C Milan earlier this month, Napoli have recorded just two wins in their last eight games in all competitions, and could only muster two draws against Serie A’s two bottoms clubs, Novara and Cesena.
Fiorentina meanwhile have once more struggled to recapture the spark this season of years gone by, but a heartening 3-2 win in their last outing against Udinese has at least offered Delio Rossi and his side hope that they can salvage something from this season.
Goals have been Fiorentina’s problem so far this season having scored just 23 in their 21 league games, with Juventus striker Amauri brought in during the January transfer window to help remedy that problem.
Napoli have no such problem in that area thanks to the exploits of Edinson Cavani, who took his tally to 13 for the season with a penalty in his side’s 2-0 win over Chievo last weekend.
