Sampdoria - Napoli betting tips and odds

There is a big reason why Sampdoria are given 8.50 to win this game. They stand little to no chance emerging victorious against Napoli and anything but their defeat would be considered a miracle.

Taking a 1.43 bet on an away game can often be risky but when it comes to Napoli ahead of their trip to Sampdoria, this match can be a great addition to your betting slip.

The last time we saw Sampdoria in a Serie A match, they surprised just about everyone with a shocking 1:2 away win against Sassuolo . Sampdoria entered the pitch as clear underdogs, but they secured a lead in the first half and kept at it until the end.

Playing as the clear underdogs on away ground meant that Napoli never really had much of a shot to win their previous Serie A engagement. Although they held their ground for more than 45 minutes, they eventually conceded the deciding goal and lost 1:0.

Sampdoria are sitting in the relegation zone at the moment, 9 points below the red line and it’s fair to say this Serie A season is turning into a major disappointment for the Sampdoria fans. With Napoli coming to Stadio Comunale Luigi Ferraris this Sunday, you should be aware that online bookmakers is offering 8.50 on the hosts.

Napoli are well on their way towards a championship title. They’re at the top of the standings in the mid-season and aren’t very likely to lose their spot any time soon – though the end is still quite far.

The visiting team proved their dominance over Napoli last season when they secured a convincing victory with a comfortable lead. Some things have changed since then, of course, but it’s obvious they’re more likely to come out on top again.

With no injuries reported on either side of the pitch, both coaches have their full rosters at their disposal. As such, the odds remain firmly in the visitors’ favour.

While it’s risky as far as betting predictions go, a Draw/Away bet in the Half Time/Full Time market is the best place to find betting value in this match. Simply put, the 1 odds outweigh the relatively small implied probability.