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Napoli 3-3 Roma: What the numbers say about a wild night at the Maradona

Napoli led 2-0 and 3-2, but Gasperini’s 58th-minute triple change turned the game and Balerdi’s late header kept Roma unbeaten. The numbers show Roma’s territorial control, Napoli’s direct and clinical approach, and how Roma scored three goals from four shots on target. Plus Allegri and Gasperini after the game.

24.10.26, 23:04 7 Minute Read

Napoli 3-3 Roma: What the numbers say about a wild night at the Maradona

Six goals, two comebacks, an overhead kick, a McTominay double, a Balerdi double off the bench and a coach sent off in the 90th minute. Napoli v Roma delivered everything a showpiece is supposed to deliver, and then some.

But beneath the chaos, the match data tells a clear story. Roma had the ball, the territory and the volume. Napoli had the precision. For most of the evening, precision was winning. In the end, volume and three substitutes earned Roma a point, and kept their unbeaten Serie A record intact.

How it unfolded

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Andrea Locorotondo

is an SJA- and AIPS-accredited sports journalist with venue access across UEFA and FIFA competitions. He is the founder and editor of Calcio Society, and co-founded the independent Aston Villa title The Holte Roar.

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