The Italian Serie A game between Roma and Napoli tonight was undoubtedly the strongest league game of the week in Italy but unfortunately it was marred by bad decisions from the Napoli players who were red carded in the game. It was after Matteo Politano received the first red card the game in the 66th minute that Roma started to pressure for a goal which they finally got in the 76th when Lorenzo Pellegrini found the back of the net.
Victor Osimhen after been booked should've played with more carefulness to avoid a second booking but that he failed to do as he was sent off later. Roma will definitely be happy with the outcome of the game as they've taken all three points from the game .
The game between Roma and Napoli is indeed the game of the week in Serie A, but unfortunately, it was overshadowed by the bad action made by Napoli players that led to red cards. Matteo Politano being sent off in the 66th minute marked a turning point in the game, as Roma seized the opportunity to intensify their pressure for a goal. They succeeded when Lorenzo Pellegrini scored in the 76th minute.
The discipline of Napoli players, especially Victor Osimhen having already received a booking, should have played with greater caution to avoid a second yellow card, or maybe it's intentional by Osimhen as he forces a move in the upcomig transfer window. His subsequent dismissal undoubtedly made a significant impact on Napoli's chances in the match. While Roma will understandably be pleased with the result, it's unfortunate that the game's potential brilliance was tarnished by the red cards. The incident is a reminder of the importance of player discipline and how individual decisions can significantly influence the course of a match.