Napoli vs Torino

The Serie A title is once again the target for Napoli as Torino comes to Stadio Maradona for their match on Sunday.

The Partenopei face Torino on Sunday with 71 points tied to Inter Milan before an upcoming full slate of Serie A fixtures while Torino sits midway in the table with no remaining motivation.

The impending sacking rumors surrounding Napoli's head coach Antonio Conte seem to impact the club's relationship with president Aurelio de Laurentiis but have not broken their competition with Inter Milan for the Italian championship.

Conte's star player has revolutionized Napoli in recent weeks and guided the club from their period of poor performance to maintain hope for their fourth Scudetto crown.

Scott McTominay scored the key goal in the Monza match after his double against Empoli while booking another brace against Lazio. McTominay has scored six goals when his team is winning 0-0 thus far in Serie A.

Conte's player has demonstrated his ability to decide matches in the past and he plans to score multiple times when Inter face Torino on Saturday thus completing the campaign.

A decisive playoff between Inter and Napoli will follow if the teams end the season parallel in first place standings after 38 matches.

The pressure for a perfect season run since January motivates Napoli to start a three-match Serie A winning streak.

The statistics show Napoli should succeed but this stage of a title chase regularly brings unexpected events to Serie A outcomes.

Torino has lost six of their past eight league games against Napoli, both at home and away, and have failed to score on five occasions.

However, they have only been beaten once in their last eight Serie A matches, boosting their chances of finishing in the top half.

McTominay's Scotland teammate Che Adams scored the first goal as Toro defeated Udinese 2-0 on Wednesday, extending their undefeated record at home in 2025.

As a result, Paolo Vanoli's club is 10th in the table, eight points behind ninth-placed AC Milan, putting them out of the running for either relegation or European participation.

Torino has only lost two of their past ten away games, drawing six. So, with nothing to lose on Sunday night, they would like their chances of producing an upset.