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Stadio Diego Armando Maradona

Stadio Diego Armando Maradona

Multi-purpose stadium in Naples, ItalyWikipedia

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Sep 15, 2026

Joel TudorPANELIST
34:21
I know
Marley AndersonHOST
34:21
... and then the whole Maradona Stadium, as it's called now, goes, "Higuain" where it's really like animalistic.
Marley AndersonHOST
34:28
It's fucking brilliant.
Marley AndersonHOST
34:30
It's never gonna be the same in England.
Dylan WhiteHOST
26:32
Then, eventually, we arrive at the Maradona.
Dylan WhiteHOST
26:35
I'm just going to call it the Maradona Stadium.
Denny GornallHOST
26:37
The Diego Armando Maradona.
Denny GornallHOST
26:39
The Stadio Diego Armando
Dylan WhiteHOST
26:41
Maradona Stadium.
Dylan WhiteHOST
26:42
Arrived there.
Dylan WhiteHOST
26:42
I had issues with my ticket.
James HorncastleGUEST
5:11
So we shouldn't, we shouldn't basically tell Arsenal that, you know, this was just a regulation, uh, win for, for, for themselves.
James HorncastleGUEST
5:18
I remember there was a time when Napoli played Arsenal at the Stadio Maradona, and they beat them two-nil, and then they went to the Emirates and played in a camouflage kit, and Rafa Benítez claimed he couldn't see them, and they lost two-nil.
James HorncastleGUEST
5:31
[laughs] And they, they were eliminated from the group with 12 points.
James HorncastleGUEST
5:34
So chapeau, Arsenal.
Jack CollinsHOST
26:31
And it was a win for Liverpool, a win for Barcelona, and a win for both finalists from last year.
Jack CollinsHOST
26:38
In different ways, Arsenal went to Diego Armando Maradona Stadium and won 1-0 against Napoli.
Jack CollinsHOST
26:44
PSG had it slightly easier against Slovan Bratislava, who are managed by Yaya Toure.
Jack CollinsHOST
26:52
But both off to winning stars.
Harry SymeouHOST
14:16
And as somebody who covers Serie A regularly, I can't disagree with that.
Harry SymeouHOST
14:21
But what was really striking to me was that this is a Napoli side who at the Maradona have no respect for anybody, will go after anybody, who play on the front foot most of the time, even with Max Allegri at the helm, someone who is known predominantly for his pragmatism.
Harry SymeouHOST
14:38
Yet they were scared.
Harry SymeouHOST
14:40
They were petrified of Arsenal last night.
Harry SymeouHOST
19:36
You know, some people would call it respect.
Harry SymeouHOST
19:37
I think in this case it was fear.
Harry SymeouHOST
19:39
I don't think Napoli should fear anyone at the Maradona, but they did.
Harry SymeouHOST
19:42
And that says a lot about us, probably more about us than it does ag- about them.
DisuPANELIST
5:01
bread and butter, should be.
DisuPANELIST
5:02
Yeah, he sent it outside of Napoli Stadium and ended up in the Caspian Sea, wherever that is.
DisuPANELIST
5:09
He had a kind of overhead kick, which was a good effort, but obviously saved.
DisuPANELIST
5:12
In another one, the ball kind of, he tried to run through, ricochet, the ball bounced off beautifully.
Kevin HatchardHOST
17:51
Folks, it's a market a player is only ever worth what somebody else is prepared to pay.
Kevin HatchardHOST
17:57
Arsenal with a really impressive win, I thought, at Napoli, 1-0 at the Diego Maradona.
Kevin HatchardHOST
18:04
Late goal from Martin Odegaard.
Kevin HatchardHOST
18:07
I thought it was a really gripping game, actually, Jack, because the first half was much more open than I thought it was going to be.
GavinHOST
1:02
Juzz, are you ready? I am.
GavinHOST
1:05
On today's show, we look back at our first Champions League game of the season against Napoli at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.
GavinHOST
1:13
I don't know if you've heard, but Arsenal have never won this competition.
GavinHOST
1:16
After going so close last year and suffering a heartbreaking defeat on penalties, these players will be desperate to put that right.
Tom CantonHOST
3:26
So we had to get the funicular all the way down to the kind of lower sea level type areas before then getting a train.
Tom CantonHOST
3:33
to uh the diego maradona stadium um which we arrived a little early uh because somebody decided that we needed to be there uh exceptionally early for the press conference and so we're around the area about an hour and a half before it started but we're letting Before we then heard from Di Lorenzo, the Napoli captain, and then Allegri, the Napoli manager as well, who all seem like they've reacted quite well to their defeat against Inter on Sunday.
Tom CantonHOST
4:04
And, of course, the hope will be as well that, from their side of things at least, that they respond to that performance at the stadium as well.
Tom CantonHOST
4:12
For anybody who's not been particularly to Naples and seen the Diego Maradona Stadium, it looks like a temporary ground.
Tom CantonHOST
4:22
It's a really bizarre kind of scaffolding-y, kind of grey concrete ring, if you like.
Tom CantonHOST
4:31
It's inside, and I've only seen little bits of the inside.
E.K. WallaceHOST
2:52
Our Naples.
E.K. WallaceHOST
2:58
Diego Armando Maradona Stadium.
E.K. WallaceHOST
3:01
And Napoli.
E.K. WallaceHOST
3:03
And last year finalist Arsenal.

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