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Lang ends scoring drought as Napoli beat opponents 3-0
Napoli won 3-0 in a Serie A match, with Noa Lang scoring after going months without a league goal.
The Dutch winger’s goal was his first in the league since November last year.
Kevin De Bruyne opened the scoring from a penalty after Rasmus Højlund missed his first attempt and the goalkeeper was penalised for moving off the line.
Højlund had taken the first kick despite De Bruyne being appointed to take it, prompting an angry reaction from Napoli coach Massimiliano Allegri.
Lang scored Napoli’s second goal soon afterwards, and De Bruyne added another in stoppage time.
It was Napoli’s third league win of the season, leaving them ninth after six rounds.
Napoli next turn their attention to a Champions League match against Villarreal on Tuesday.
Napoli beat their opponents 3-0, with Noa Lang ending his league scoring drought.
Kevin De Bruyne scored twice, including a penalty, and Lang added Napoli’s second goal.
Lang’s goal was his first league strike since November of the previous year.
Napoli claimed their third league win of the season and stood ninth in Serie A after six rounds.
Napoli were due to face Villarreal in the Champions League on Tuesday.
- Who
- Napoli and Noa Lang. Napoli’s opponents are not stated.
- What
- Napoli won 3-0, and Lang scored his first league goal since November of the previous year.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
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Rasmus Højlund won a penalty, but his initial attempt was saved and the penalty was retaken after a VAR review.
Kevin De Bruyne scored to put Napoli 1-0 ahead.
Lang scored Napoli’s second goal from a rebound.
Lang was substituted.
De Bruyne scored his second goal to make it 3-0.
- Final score
- Napoli 3-0
- Noa Lang
- First league goal since November of the previous year
- Kevin De Bruyne
- Scored twice, including a penalty
- Napoli league record
- Third win of the season
- Serie A position
- Ninth after six rounds
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