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Napoli bid to keep their Serie A title charge going when they take on third-placed Atalanta.<\/p>\n
Antonio Conte’s side are unbeaten in 10 games, winning nine of those, and will be hoping to maintain or extend their four-point lead over Inter Milan on Sunday (11:30 GMT).<\/p>\n
“This is what Antonio Conte does in Italy,” said Italian football expert James Horncastle.<\/p>\n
“If we go back to matchday one, they lost 3-0 at Hellas Verona. The transfer window was still open, he hadn’t got some of the players he really wanted, like Scott McTominay – ‘McTomadona’ – and Billy Gilmour.<\/p>\n
“Once McTominay integrated he has been very useful playing off Romelu Lukaku, he has the engine to be in a midfield three but also has the energy to break behind Lukaku.<\/p>\n
“And they have arguably one of the best dribblers in the world in Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. I think they will win the league. Napoli are looking very good.”<\/p>\n
But Atalanta, who have Serie A top scorer Mateo Retegui, have only lost once since August and a win would take them to within three points of the leaders.<\/p>\n
Second-placed Inter host struggling Venezia at 19:45 GMT.<\/p>\n
Juventus – who are unbeaten but have drawn six of their 10 games – visit Udinese on Saturday (17:00 GMT).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n