Antonio Conte is confident Juventus is on the verge of losing their unbeaten run in Serie A as he prepares his Napoli team to face the Bianconeri this weekend.

A video of Antonio Conte rudely hitting back at Thiago Motta during a Serie A match between Napoli and Juventus on Saturday has emerged online as the Partenopei boss didn’t like to see his opponent

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After 6 consecutive victories, Antonio Conte - the great former player of the match - does not want to stop and wants to secure the first place. The Apulian coach spoke about the still unbeaten

Randal Kolo Muani's opening goal was cancelled out by Frank Anguissa's header before Romelu Lukaku sealed the victory from the penalty spot in the 69th minute.

Napoli coach Antonio Conte was delighted with the manner of their 2-1 win against Juventus at the Maradona on Saturday.

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The lads have total belief in what we are doing.’ Juve had taken the lead just before half-time through debutant Randal Kolo Muani, but the hosts came out fighting after the break, turning it around through an Andre Frank Zambo Anguissa header and Romelu Lukaku penalty.

Kolo Muani has scored on debut for Juventus but Serie A leader Napoli has come back for a 2-1 win that was inspired by Romelu Lukaku.

Antonio Conte advises Napoli to remain humble despite their Serie A success, highlighting key player absences and the importance of focus.

Napoli manager Antonio Conte hailed his side's 2-1 comeback win over Juventus in Serie A on Saturday but stressed the importance of staying grounded despite his side keeping pace with their title-winning season of two years ago.