Overview
- Napoli and Eintracht Frankfurt finished 0-0 in the Champions League group stage match in Naples on matchday four.
- Antonio Conte told Sky Sport he expected a different approach from a German side and said Frankfurt had learned Italian catenaccio.
- Dino Toppmöller described the comment as a compliment and pointed to Italy's tradition of defensive mastery.
- Defender Arthur Theate said the team used a bit of an Italian playing style to secure the point.
- Robin Koch argued that away matches require stability, noting Frankfurt defended well but created few dangerous chances.