Napoli - Pisa live
Match ends, Napoli 3, Pisa 2. Second Half ends, Napoli 3, Pisa 2. Matteo Politano (Napoli) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Foul by Samuele Ang
www.marca.comHere are the latest lines about Pisa-Napoli formations I can share right away:
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Recent reporting (May 15, 2026) indicated a 3-4-2-1 for Napoli with Milinković-Savić in goal, a back three of Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Buongiorno, and a midfield quartet including Lobotka and McTominay, with De Bruyne and Alisson in support ahead of Hojlund; Politano was suspended for Napoli in that match, and Pisa faced suspensions for Loyola and Bozhinov, with Calabresi stepping into defense [source patterns show this lineup in circulated previews]. This preview also suggested Pisa might line up in a 3-5-2 with Semper in goal and Moreo up front alongside Stojilkovic [IlNapolista preview, May 2026].[1]
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Earlier official lineups from Napoli-Pisa fixtures in 2025–2026 season previews commonly featured Napoli in a 4-1-4-1 or 4-3-3/4-1-4-1 depending on rotation, and Pisa often alternating between a three-man backline and a 3-5-2 shape, with Moreo and Nzola or Nzola/Liscia/Bonfanti-type combinations up front for Pisa in various reports [CalcioStyle, Sep 2025; 90Min.it, Sep 2025; Marca live coverage, Sep 2025].[2][5][6]
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In sum, the prevailing expectation for the latest match around May 2026 pointed Napoli employing a three-man backline with wing roles and a dynamic midfield trio/quad plus Hojlund as the central striker, while Pisa were anticipated to defend with a three-man backline and use two up front or a secondary striker, depending on suspensions and injuries [IlNapolista May 2026 preview; SSBCrack May 2026 summary].[3][1]
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