Naples Napoli vs. Como Como Odds, Betting Lines, Expert picks, Game Projections, DFS Projections and Player Prop Projections - Saturday 05/02 12:00 PM ET - SportsLine.com
Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia
Como
COM
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W/L0-0
ATS0-0
O/U0-0-0
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Napoli
NAP
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W/L2-3
ATS0-0
O/U3-4-0
Last 5 ML
0-0
Win /Loss
2-3
0-0
Spread
0-0
0-0-0
Over / Under
3-4-0
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MONEYLINE
OVER/UNDER
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MONEYLINE
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NAP @ COM
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MONEY
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I’m taking a small stab on the spread for Napoli. Neither team has been all that sharp, but Como have had the worst of it, with just one win in their last four matches. It’s also hard to give them too much credit for a win over Genoa at this point.
Defensively, Como have been poor as well, conceding eight goals across their last five home matches. On the other side, Napoli are finally getting healthy. Antonio Conte vs. Cesc Fabregas should be a tactical chess match, but I trust Conte to walk away with at least a point.
Como are fighting tooth and nail to finish in a top four Serie A position and qualify for Champions League this season. They are currently fifth on the table, three points behind Juventus. While they're faltering a bit towards the end of the season, they can still pull it off if they finish strong. They have a brutal match ahead of them in second on the table Napoli, but their attacking form should lead to goals. Look at their last matches. 4-3 to Inter, 2-1 to Sassuolo, 3-2 again to Inter, and they scored two against Genoa. This team does nothing but press, so I'm taking an over once again for Como.