Napoli can take territory and still face a difficult transition contest. Bodø/Glimt have shown a coordinated press and a quick route from Berg into runners on the right. The central question is whether Napoli turn their box entries into goals before those recoveries expose their shape.
De Bruyne and Højlund gave Napoli productive attacking connections from the bench against Venezia, and Bodø had to withstand a late Dortmund surge. Bodø's own Dortmund performance showed the other route: disrupt the first pass, let Berg find Hauge or a right-side runner, then defend the next phase with a compact line. Napoli's recent losses included a costly backpass interception and a direct attack into an unsettled defence.
Alisson is newly out after contributing from the bench in Napoli's last match, narrowing a late wide option; Bodø's other absences were already part of their Dortmund performance. Blomberg's fitness is uncertain after an early exit, so the established Berg and Hauge links matter most. I expect Napoli to have spells near the box, with Bodø's regain and runner combination keeping the match tight. That's why I'm siding with Bodø/Glimt to avoid defeat.
