Serie A: Parma vs. Napoli – Probable line-ups and where to watch on TV
Antonio Conte's table-topping Napoli have a mathematical opportunity to secure the Serie A title depending on results elsewhere when they take on Parma away from home in the penultimate round of league fixtures on Sunday evening.
The Partenopei lead Inter by one point at the top of the standings with two games to go, and will win the Serie A title this evening if they beat Parma and if Lazio beat the Nerazzurri in San Siro. Both of these matches will be taking place simultaneously.
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Napoli's biggest miss is Stanislav Lobotka, who is not expected to travel while suffering with an ankle issue. He adds to an injury list that also includes Italy international Alessandro Buongiorno and Juan Jesus.
NAPLES, ITALY – MAY 11: Stanislav Lobotka of Napoli is injured during the Serie A match between Napoli and Genoa at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on May 11, 2025 in Naples, Italy. (Photo by)
That means that Billy Gilmour is expected to start in midfield alongside Scott McTominay and Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa, with Matias Olivera in line for another shift at centre-back.
Kick-off, like every game in Serie A taking place on Sunday, will be at 19.45 BST.
Parma vs. Napoli: Probable line-ups
Parma (3-5-2): Suzuki, Delprato, Leoni, Balogh; Hainaut, Hernani, Keita, Sohm, Valeri; Pellegrino, Bonny.
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Napoli (4-4-2): Meret; Di Lorenzo, Rrahmani, Olivera, Spinazzola; Politano, Anguissa, Gilmour, McTominay; Lukaku, Raspadori.
Where to watch Parma vs. Napoli
Today's match will be available to watch live in the UK through OneFootball. Supporters in the USA are able to tune in via Paramount+.
Join us for all the pre-match build-up, in-game coverage and post-match reactions on the Football Italia Liveblog.
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