The Stadio Ennio Tardini has been a happy hunting ground for Napoli, who are unbeaten in five visits, posting four wins, in which they have scored at least two goals in each.
 

There is not an awful lot for the pair to play for, the visitors are going to finish third and Parma somewhere between 6th and 9th. However, Napoli are coming off one of their performances of the season in a very impressive 2-0 defeat of Juventus and they have looked strong on the road all season (9-3-3) , where they get more space to exploit and showcase their talents.
 

The hosts were unbeaten in 17 ( 9-8-3) until losing their last three, through which they have conceded 11 goals, all came on the road and were tough fixtures, Juve, Lazio and Roma, but the previous result was a 1-1 home draw with Genoa and it might well be that the tough schedule has caught up on them in recent weeks, with games coming thick and fast, this will be their fifth start inside 14 days. They are without some key players today, veteran striker Amauri (25-6-1) and "ancient" central defender Alessandro Lucarelli (29-4-1) are both suspended, which robs them of their two senior players and almost three decades of top flight experience. Defensive midfielder Wálter Gargano is sidelined (18-1-1 ...Parma have won just twice without him) amongst others and gifted central defender Gabriel Paletta and mercurial striker Antonio Cassano have been struggling with knocks, both have made the squad, but might not be 100%.
 

Just two home defeats all season for Napoli , one of which came in the reverse fixture and I think that will provide the motivation that we might need for the visitors at this stage of a long campaign. They have the option to be unchanged with no new injuries and should have a big edge in fitness, after free seven days to prepare for this, whereas Parma were in Rome on Wednesday. Away win.