Fiorentina vs. Napoli

Defeat means an end to Fiorentina's unbeaten home record despite Sebastien Frey's penalty save.

Napoli boss Walter Mazzarri won on his debut in stoppages, but needed to end their record of losing all four away games this season. Paolo Cannavaro sat out a ban with the injured Fabiano Santacroce and Juan Zuniga. The Viola had Marco Marchionni sidelined and Alberto Gilardino rested.

Napoli had the first chance 120 seconds in, as Ezequiel Lavezzi spread the play right for Cristian Maggio, whose angled drive stung Sebastien Frey's palms.

Gilardino came off the bench to give Fiorentina's best chance of the game so far as he got his head to a corner and De Sanctis performed a desperate point-blank reaction save, then Martin Jorgensen's follow-up was cleared off the line.

10 minutes from time the referee awarded a soft penalty. Hamsik got away from Massimo Gobbi, who started a shirt-tug and released immediately, but the damage was done. Quagliarella stepped up and took a good angled penalty, but Frey continued his incredible match with a save.

Frey again parried a Quagliarella strike and Lavezzi had penalty appeals for contact with De Silvestri.

For the second game on the trot, Maggio scored in the final minutes to give Napoli the victory as he ran on to a ball rolled across from the right flank and slipped it past Frey at the near post from six yards.