Juventus achieved a 2-0 victory over Napoli at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, thanks to goals from Alajbegovic and Boga. The match, played on Sunday 1 November 2026, saw Spalletti's team overcome Allegri's blue team in a match dominated by a few moments of brilliance and a rather slow pace of play.
After a first half almost devoid of decision-making actions, Juventus found the advantage in the 70th minute with a powerful left-footed shot from Alajbegovic from outside the area, which left goalkeeper Meret without a chance to save. The goal was followed by an episodic expulsion for Napoli, Marianucci, who received a second yellow card for a stomp on Cabal, further complicating the Neapolitans' search for equality. Juventus then consolidated their position with a second from Boga in the 87th minute, also achieved with a shot from outside the area.
The result takes Juventus to seventh place in the standings, lifting them from the solitary seventh position after the defeat against Genoa. Napoli, however, remains on 14 points, equal to Bologna, and will have to face league leaders Lazio in the next match. Despite the good performances against Roma and Monza, Allegri's team immediately took a step back, while Juventus showed a certain defensive solidity, with Vicario's save at Cabal's post and the defense of Kalulu and Bremer.
The match was characterized by a high number of technical errors and a very fragmented game, with few winning combinations and a predominance of the long ball. The substitutions had a limited role: Juventus introduced Boga and Kelly in the 72nd minute, while Napoli replaced Politano with Vergara in the 61st. Referee Simone Sozza maintained control of the game, with only one red card for Napoli.
With this victory, Juventus confirms itself as a competitive team in the central phase of the season, while Napoli will have to review their strategy to recover points in the next matches. The match was broadcast live on DAZN, with the possibility of watching it also via the mobile app.