Brazilian midfielder Lorran converted a Samuele Angori cutback in the 90th for Pisa but it remained joint bottom of the league with Lecce on one point and without a win in Napoli since 1986. Napoli’s fourth victory in a row took it back to the top of Serie A, two points ahead of Juventus. With this hard-fought 3-2 win, Napoli not only erased the disappointment of their Champions League setback but also reasserted their dominance in Serie A. The team’s resilience, highlighted by late goals from Spinazzola and Lucca, showcased their fighting spirit, while Pisa’s spirited challenge fell just short. Napoli now sits atop the table, two points clear of Juventus.