March 6, 2025 10:20 pm
Full News

Napoli Win In A Thrilling 5-goal Match At Atalanta

In addition to consolidating top spot, Napoli also avenged their first ever defeat in the league.

In the high-voltage match between the two title contenders, Napoli conceded goals early on. However, they turned around from being persistent in the goal. Atalanta did not give up. In a dramatic battle with repeated twists and turns, Napoli finally smiled. The 2022-23 champions won the Serie A match 3-2 at Atalanta on Saturday night. Atalanta clearly dominated the match in both ways, whether in possession or in attack. They have 15 shots on goal with over 55 percent possession and six on target. Napoli had three on target with six shots and all three were successful.

Matteo Retegi’s goal in the 16th minute of the match led Napoli to equalize with Matteo Politano’s goal in the 27th minute. The visitors took the lead in the 40th minute through Scott McTomin. Ademola Lukman’s goal in the tenth minute of the second half gave Atalanta the hope of continuing their unbeaten run. But the hosts could not repay Romelu Lukaku’s goal in the 78th minute. Atalanta got the bitter taste of defeat after 15 matches in the league. The last time they lost was on September 24, 3-2 against Como.

Atalanta beat Napoli 3-0 at home in the first appearance of their almost four-month unbeaten run on November 3. This time, Napoli took revenge for that loss. Napoli’s sixth straight win in their bid to reclaim the league crown. They are on top with 50 points in 21 matches with 16 wins and 2 draws. Inter Milan are in second place with 44 points after two games less. Atalanta is third with 43 points in 21 matches, equal to Napoli.

Related News
Political upheaval: Bangladesh
Daniel Craig Joins DC Comics Movie
China Defends Military Drills in Tasman Sea Amid Concerns from Australia and New Zealand
Russia Warns of Deadlock on New START Treaty Extension
Strengthening National Security: President Trump’s Bold Steps to Protect America
Three children diagnosed with HMPV in India
Related Posts
UN Cuts Food Aid to Rohingya Refugees in Half Due to Funding Crisis
Sweden Proposes Sending Fighter Jets to NATO for the First Time
Palestinian Group Rejects Trump’s Threat
India’s Next Target: Pakistan-Administered Kashmir, Says Jaishankar
Attempted Attack on Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar in London, Indian Flag Torn
Ireland Will Not Join Ukraine’s ‘Resistance’ Force
More News

Russia’s LGBTQ+ Community Faces Growing Persecution Amid New Laws and Crackdowns

In recent years, Russia’s LGBTQ+ community has faced an increasingly hostile environment, as the government’s stance against LGBTQ+ rights has grown more severe. Activists and members of the community now live in constant fear of legal repercussions, societal rejection, and even imprisonment. The situation has worsened with the implementation of new laws, the expansion of […]

Are Ivy League Students in the U.S. Abandoning Their Dreams for Corporate Recruiting?

Cambridge, MA – Corporate recruiting has become a dominant feature of campus life at Ivy League universities, raising questions about whether students are abandoning their dreams for lucrative job offers. The Economist recently visited Harvard to explore what it’s like to be an Ivy League student these days. Admissions brochures paint a picture of these […]

BYD Closes in on Tesla as EV Sales Surge

Chinese automaker BYD has reported a significant rise in sales, intensifying its competition with Tesla for the title of the world’s top electric vehicle (EV) seller in 2024. BYD sold 207,734 EVs in December, bringing its total annual sales to 1.76 million. This impressive performance was fueled by government subsidies and discounts, which attracted a […]

Russia Warns Trump Administration Against Resuming Nuclear Testing Amid Hostile Relations

MOSCOW – Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, who oversees arms control, cautioned the incoming Trump administration on Friday against resuming nuclear testing, stating that Moscow would keep its options open in response to what he described as Washington’s “extremely hostile” stance. The potential resumption of nuclear testing by the world’s two largest nuclear powers, […]

Netflix Secures US Rights for Women’s World Cups

Netflix has acquired exclusive rights to broadcast live coverage of the 2027 and 2031 Women’s World Cups in the United States, marking a historic first for the streaming giant. Announced on Friday by FIFA, this deal represents Netflix’s debut in securing full live rights to a major sports competition. FIFA President Gianni Infantino praised the […]

BRICS Expands Membership in Bid to Challenge Western Influence

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Argentina Join BRICS Alliance to Support Developing Nations New Delhi, India – The BRICS alliance, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has officially invited six new nations to join its ranks: Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Argentina. This expansion marks a […]

Celebrating 30 Years of PlayStation: A Journey Through Gaming History

Sony is gearing up to celebrate three decades since the launch of the original PlayStation, the iconic grey console that reshaped the gaming world. When it debuted in Japan on December 3, 1994, the stakes were high. Sony, venturing into video games for the first time, needed to sell one million units just to break […]

Critical Analysis of Grameen Bank and Dr. Muhammad Yunus: An In-Depth Exploration

Introduction: Grameen Bank, founded by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, has been celebrated worldwide as a beacon of microfinance, lifting millions from poverty through small loans to the rural poor. However, beneath this veneer of success lies a complex web of administrative missteps, financial irregularities, and ethical quandaries that merit a thorough dissection. This analysis will delve […]

Taliban Bans Windows Overlooking Areas Used by Afghan Women

KABUL – In a controversial move, the Taliban has banned the construction of windows in residential buildings that overlook areas used by Afghan women. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid stated that seeing women working in kitchens, courtyards, or collecting water from wells could lead to “obscene acts.” Since the Taliban’s return to power three years ago, […]

Imran Khan Writes Another Open Letter to Pakistan’s Army Chief

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan has written a second open letter to the country’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir. In the letter, he alleged that Pakistan’s “largest” political party is being deliberately targeted. In the letter, Imran Khan stated, “I wrote an open letter to the Army Chief with sincere intentions for the betterment […]