
Napoli beat Osasuna 2-1 in friendly with Politano and Lucca goals
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Napoli defeated Spanish side Osasuna 2-1 in a pre-season friendly, with Matteo Politano and Lorenzo Lucca scoring the goals.
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Attributed to original sourceMatteo Politano and Lorenzo Lucca were on target as Max Allegri’s Napoli beat LaLiga side Osasuna 2-1 in today’s friendly test.
The Partenopei played on neutral turf in their Castel di Sangro pre-season training camp, hosting the team that finished 17 th in the Spanish top tier last term.
Allegri continued to set his team out in a 4-3-3 formation , and started Michael Folorunsho despite the fact he is on the market.
Romelu Lukaku is still in Belgium , and it’s reported he was given another two days off in full agreement with the club.
NAPLES, ITALY – JULY 14: Massimiliano Allegri new SSC Napoli head coach with Aurelio De Laurentiis SSC Napoli president Massimiliano Allegri is presented as the new SSC Napoli head coach at Teatro di San Carlo on July 14, 2026 in Naples, Italy. (Photo by Francesco Pecoraro/Getty Images) Andre Frank Zambo Anguissa scuffed a couple of early opportunities, but it was Politano who broke the deadlock, as he met a Leonardo Spinazzola cross at the back post and volleyed it into the roof of the net.
Spinazzola looked sprightly and set up Giovane for a shot that was charged down, then Politano saw his free kick thump the frame of the goal.
Amir Rrahmani prevented Raul Garcia nodding in just before half-time with a desperate defensive header.
NAPLES, ITALY – AUGUST 30: Lorenzo Lucca of SSC Napoli during the Serie A match between SSC Napoli and Cagliari Calcio at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on August 30, 2025 in Naples, Italy. (Photo by Francesco Pecoraro/Getty Images) Lucca came on for the restart, immediately got a yellow card for elbowing an opponent, then scored when Noa Lang intercepted a wayward clearance, allowing Anguissa to feed the striker.
Osasuna pushed to the end, as Kike Barja skimmed the woodwork and Ante Budimir was brought down by Nosa Obaretin, converting the penalty himself.
Pasquale Mazzocchi should’ve made it 3-1 when sent through by Antonio Vergara, but hesitated and allowed Jorge Herrando to make the block.
Alisson Santos came on for the final stages and was eager to impress, seeing two shots charged down.
Napoli 2-1 Osasuna Politano 27 (N), Lucca 53 (N), Budimir pen 69 (O)
Napoli: Meret (Milinkovic-Savic 46); Di Lorenzo (Mazzocchi 46), Marianucci (Garofalo 75), Rrahmani (Obaretin 46), Spinazzola (Olivera 46); Anguissa (Barido 75), Lobotka (Prisco 64), Folorunsho (Vergara 46); Politano (Lang 46), Hojlund (Lucca 46), Giovane
Osasuna: Aitor Fernandez; Arguibide (Unai Santos 75), Catena (Boyomo 65), Herrando (Kepa 75); Moncayola (Mauro 65), Muñoz (Osambela 65), Moi Gomez (Braja 46), Aimar (Budimir 46), Bretones; Ruben García (Dubasin 65), Raul García (Anai Morales 65)
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What happened
Napolo claimed a 2-1 victory over La Liga side Osasuna in a pre-season friendly fixture. Matteo Politano and Lorenzo Lucca found the net for the Italian side, providing positive signs ahead of the new Serie A campaign. The match served as part of both clubs' pre-season preparations, with Antonio Conte's Napoli continuing to build fitness and tactical cohesion ahead of competitive action.
Chance analysis
Pre-season friendlies carry limited predictive weight for upcoming league performance, but positive results and goal contributions from new or key players can boost squad morale. Lucca scoring suggests Conte may have found a useful attacking option, while Politano's contribution reinforces his importance in the wide areas. Osasuna's competitive showing against a top Serie A side offers some reassurance ahead of their La Liga campaign.
Minor positive boost for Napoli's pre-season confidence; no significant change to competitive expectations.
Pre-season friendly result with minimal impact on Serie A or La Liga predictions; monitor Lucca and Politano's form in competitive matches.