Corners for the away side look like the obvious pick in this game. The visitors have had at least three corners in eight of their last nine Serie A games, a run which includes six corners away to Napoli’s title rivals Inter Milan.

They have also averaged 4.81 corners per game in the league this season.

Napoli have conceded an average of 3.92 corners per game in Serie A this season, and they come into this game having conceded at least three corners in 13 of their last 14 league games. When the two sides met in September, at Cagliari, Napoli won the game 4-0 but still conceded seven corners.

Piccoli's attacking endeavour often comes at a disciplinary cost. Averaging 1.73 fouls per 90, he’s committed 2+ in four of his last seven matches, including the reverse against Napoli. Drifting across the width of the pitch, he will likely collide with Napoli’s central midfielders and central centre back (who, alone, have collectively drawn nine fouls across their last two matches).

McTominay is not just a threat without the ball. He’s Napoli’s leading shot-taker with 2.33 attempts per game and a remarkable 1.03 on target per 90 (more than any of his team-mates in the per 90 metric). He’s registered a shot on target in 12 of his last 14 starts and has five goals in his last eight. Add free-kick duties into the mix, and he’s a major threat once more.

McTominay has hit the target twice or more in six of his last nine starts.