Challenge between Slavic coaches: the Bosnian Markovic and the Croatian Milicic. Confrontation of former players: Sokolowski was MVP in the Italian Cup won by the Neapolitans while Treier in four seasons played over 150 games with the Sassari jersey between Italian and European tournaments. Sassari-Napoli is above all a challenge between teams still at zero points, a fiery midday that can restore serenity to only one of the contenders.
And if it is true that Napoli violated the PalaSerradimigni last year (111-90 with 23 points from Sokolowski) it is also true that Dinamo has never lost the first three games since it arrived in Serie A, in 2010.
The guests have a decidedly perimeter formation given that the big Totè also shoots from three points and Treier himself is a winger who is adapted as a center for a few minutes. Sassari can do damage with the pivot Halilovic and perhaps also with Vincini who in attack is more dangerous than Renfro, who instead seems suitable to defend on the big men of Naples.
Another key sector is that of the playmakers: Bibbins must face the veteran Pangos, while as substitutes both Cappelletti and De Nicolao know how to increase the level of competitiveness.
