Porto vs Napoli prediction, odds and how to watch

Porto put Benfica to the sword at the Estádio do Dragão, winning the Liga Portugal derby 3-1 with a dominant second-half display that exposed every weakness in the visitors' defensive attitude. In-beom Hwang, introduced as a first-half substitute, scored the decisive third goal to confirm what most people watching already knew.

Billy Gilmour gave Napoli the lead on 23 minutes but Álex Jiménez levelled early in the second half as Fiorentina and Napoli played out a 1-1 draw in Serie A. Napoli's wastefulness in front of goal ultimately cost them three points.

Porto and Napoli meet on Wednesday night at the Estádio do Dragão with both sides carrying the baggage of opening Champions League defeats. Someone has to stop the rot.

Porto return to the Estádio do Dragão under Champions League pressure after losing their opener to Manchester City. PSV Eindhoven arrive unbeaten and with nothing to fear.

Napoli host Bodø/Glimt on Tuesday night needing a reaction after losing their only Champions League outing so far. The Norwegian side arrive having won three of their last five in the competition.

Venezia arrive into Saturday's home fixture without a win in four Serie A matches, having conceded eleven goals in that run. Napoli have kept three clean sheets in their last five and will fancy adding to that tally.

Real Betis host Porto in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday 14 October, with the Seville side looking to back up a winning start while Porto arrive needing a reaction after a chastening opening defeat.

Scott McTominay has resumed full training with Napoli after being declared fit following a cardiac ablation, but neither Napoli nor Scotland have confirmed when he'll actually return to competitive action, leaving both his Scudetto defence and Scotland's Nations League campaign in limbo.