Napoli vs AS Roma prediction, odds and how to watch

Venezia ended a run of five consecutive Serie A defeats to beat Napoli 1-0, with Akor Adams scoring the only goal and Kevin De Bruyne missing a penalty as Napoli's afternoon fell apart completely.

AS Roma eased to a 2-0 Serie A victory over Genoa at home, with goals from Santiago Castro and Emanuele Lulli doing the damage after the break. Genoa never looked like keeping them out.

Villarreal put Napoli to the sword at home, running out convincing 3-1 winners in the UEFA Champions League thanks to goals from Amir Rrahmani, Georges Mikautadze, Santiago Mouriño, and a late Tani Oluwaseyi strike for the visitors.

Como dominated possession and created the better chances against ten-man AS Roma, but four big chances missed meant a frustrating goalless draw at home. Roma's Donyell Malen saw red on 53 minutes yet Como could not take advantage.

Napoli head into Saturday's clash with AS Roma off the back of a home defeat to Venezia and carrying a squad stretched thin by injuries. Roma arrive unbeaten in their last five Serie A matches and growing in confidence.

Lazio head to Naples on Sunday carrying four wins from five in Serie A, while Napoli look inconsistent and stretched at the back. Something has to give.

AS Roma head into Saturday's Serie A fixture unbeaten in their last five matches and looking increasingly solid at the back. Sassuolo have shipped eight goals in the same window and have not kept a single clean sheet.

Juventus host Napoli on Sunday evening in a Serie A fixture that has real weight to it. One side is building something at home. The other is carrying injuries and inconsistency into Turin.