Juventus vs. Napoli

Amauri has scored four goals in the last three games, but was rested in favour of David Trezeguet, while Momo Sissoko, Alex Del Piero, Jonathan Zebina, Hasan Salihamidzic, Vincenzo Iaquinta and Martin Caceres were injured. Napoli rested Fabio Quagliarella and had Fabio Santacroce, Juan Zuniga and Roberto De Zerbi injured.

Juve nearly scored 20 seconds in when Sebastian Giovinco sprung the offside trap a third of the way up the field and rushed into the box to flash an angled drive inches past the base of the far post.

There was a horrible accident when Mauro Camoranesi clashed with Matteo Contini and was left with blood pouring down his head. He wanted to carry on, but it was a very deep cut and he made way for Tiago Mendes before having four stitches put in.

Juventus broke through on 35 minutes with a classic Trezeguet header. The Frenchman had barely touched the ball until then, but got in front of his marker to meet Zdenek Grygera's cross, a powerful header bending De Sanctis' fingertips at the near post.

After the restart Felipe Melo charged down a Marek Hamsik volley, but Napoli literally gifted the second goal to Juventus. Contini was totally unmarked to deal with a Trezeguet cross from the left, but incredibly nodded it on to the feet of Giovinco, who couldn't help but score from nine yards.

Mazzarri wanted to win it and threw on Quagliarella for Denis. So did Ferrara, who introduced Amauri for Christian Poulsen.

This time it was Juventus who gave the goal away as Napoli went 3-2 up in Turin with eight minutes left. Lavezzi went on the counter from a Juve corner and Tiago clumsily only cleared it back to the edge of the box for Hamsik to smash under the bar with the inside of his right foot.

The tension escalated and in stoppages De Sanctis just about smothered a Diego free kick and Amauri tried to get the ball, accidentally kicking the goalkeeper in the head. Napoli were furious and a scuffle broke out, leading to a red card for Amauri.