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Associazione Napoli was founded in 1926, although tracks of the team can be dated back to 1904. The team immediately found it's first true idol in the Paraguayan-born Italian Attila Sallustro who played for the team for 12 years (1925-37) and scored 118 goals which still is the all-time best for a player in Napoli that day today. In all this time Napoli was partecipating in the Serie A only to be relegated to Serie B right after the World War II.
Shortly after the war they were admitted into Serie A again but were forced to relegation two years later due to a bribery scandal. In 1959 the team however moved into their current stadium Stadio San Paolo where they won their first Coppa Italia title in 1962 over SPAL but faced relegation the season after.
The team changed into it's current name Societa Sportiva Calcio Napoli in 1964 and two years later they won the Coppe delle Alpi. In the 1970's they had continued their succes winning the Anglo-Italian Cup and their second Coppa Italia in 1976. The year later they reached the semi-finals in the Cup Winner's Cup losing to Anderlecht. In the league the team were always in the top but never contending for the Scudetto. 
In the 1980's however fortune changed for Napoli, especially thanks to their world  record breaking buy (€12 mio.) Diego Maradona in 1984 from Barcelona. Two seasons later the team won the double securing the Serie A title with three points and winning the Coppa Italia which was the first time a Southern Italian team accomplished this. Year later was trophy less but they came back strong in 1988/89 season winning the UEFA Cup beating Stuttgart in the final. The year after they won their second, and so far, last Scudetto. 
The year later saw them winning the Supercoppa Italiana but Diego Maradons had to be sidelined for 15 months due to a positive cocaine test following the 1990 FIFA World Cup. He would never play for the team again. 
After this the team declined radically and relegated to Serie B in 1998. The season after they had one stint in the top flight again only to relegate again and go bankrupt in 2004. Film producer Angelo De Laurentiis bought the club as Napoli Soccer and the team was admitted into Serie C1. The city had not forgot it's team and broke the record for a single match attendency in Serie C1: 51.000. De Laurentiis bought the story and name back in 2006 and has been in Serie A since 2007. 

Average attendance: 5280 media
 
  Napoli Standings
 
 
Team Name Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1Juventus38276571244787
2Napoli38239673363778
3AC Milan38219867392872
4Fiorentina382171072442870
5Udinese381812859451466
6AS Roma381881271561562
7Lazio38187135142961
8Catania381511125046456
 
  Napoli Matches
 
Team 1 Team 2 Results Location Match Date
AS RomaNapoli2:1Olimpico19-05-2013 20:45 CET
NapoliSiena2:1San Paolo12-05-2013 15:00 CET
BolognaNapoli0:3Renato Dall'Ara08-05-2013 20:45 CET
NapoliInternazionale3:1San Paolo05-05-2013 20:45 CET
PescaraNapoli0:3Adriatico27-04-2013 20:45 CET
NapoliCagliari3:2San Paolo21-04-2013 15:00 CET
AC MilanNapoli1:1Giuseppe Meazza14-04-2013 20:45 CET
NapoliGenoa2:0San Paolo07-04-2013 20:45 CET
TorinoNapoli3:5Olimpico Torino30-03-2013 21:00 CET
NapoliAtalanta3:2San Paolo17-03-2013 15:00 CET
ChievoNapoli2:0Marc'Antonio Bentegodi10-03-2013 15:00 CET
NapoliJuventus1:1San Paolo01-03-2013 20:45 CET
UdineseNapoli0:0Friuli25-02-2013 19:00 CET
NapoliSampdoria0:0San Paolo17-02-2013 15:00 CET
LazioNapoli1:1Olimpico09-02-2013 20:45 CET
NapoliCatania2:0San Paolo02-02-2013 20:45 CET
ParmaNapoli1:2Ennio Tardini27-01-2013 15:00 CET
FiorentinaNapoli1:1Artemio Franchi20-01-2013 12:30 CET
NapoliPalermo3:0San Paolo13-01-2013 15:00 CET
NapoliAS Roma4:1San Paolo06-01-2013 20:45 CET
SienaNapoli0:2Artemio Franchi-Montepaschi Arena22-12-2012 15:00 CET
NapoliBologna2:3San Paolo16-12-2012 20:45 CET
InternazionaleNapoli2:1Giuseppe Meazza09-12-2012 20:45 CET
NapoliPescara5:1San Paolo02-12-2012 12:30 CET
CagliariNapoli0:1Sant'Elia26-11-2012 19:00 CET
NapoliAC Milan2:2San Paolo17-11-2012 20:45 CET
GenoaNapoli2:4Luigi Ferraris11-11-2012 15:00 CET
NapoliTorino1:1San Paolo04-11-2012 15:00 CET
AtalantaNapoli1:0Atleti Azzurri d'Italia31-10-2012 20:45 CET
NapoliChievo1:0San Paolo28-10-2012 20:45 CET
JuventusNapoli2:0Juventus Stadium20-10-2012 18:00 CET
NapoliUdinese2:1San Paolo07-10-2012 20:45 CET
SampdoriaNapoli0:1Luigi Ferraris30-09-2012 15:00 CET
NapoliLazio3:0San Paolo26-09-2012 20:45 CET
CataniaNapoli0:0Angelo Massimino23-09-2012 15:00 CET
NapoliParma3:1San Paolo16-09-2012 15:00 CET
NapoliFiorentina2:1San Paolo02-09-2012 20:45 CET
PalermoNapoli0:3Renzo Barbera26-08-2012 20:45 CET
 
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