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NAPLES, Italy: Napoli kept up their 100 per cent record in the Champions League group phase and secured progress to the knockout stages by beating Ajax Amsterdam 4-2 at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium on Wednesday (Oct 12).
Napoli made it four successive Champions League victories as they overcame Ajax 4-2 at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, securing their qualification for the knockout stages. Goals from Hirving Lozano, Giacomo Raspadori, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Victor Osimhen were enough to give Luciano Spaletti's side all three points as they remain top of Group A with two matches to play, while Davy Klaassen and Steven Bergwijn netted what would prove to be consolations for Ajax.
Joe Aribo celebrates after scoring a goal for Rangers.
Bullish Calvin Bassey insists all the top teams will go through a rough patch as criticism poured in for the Ajax defender after a difficult week for the Dutch giants.
Calvin Bassey has been slaughtered again after his underwhelming start at Ajax with Dutch hero Wim Kieft claiming watching him play "hurts his eyes". Rangers sold the giant defender to the Amsterdam club in the summer for a bumper £19 million fee, but he's had a ropey start to his career in the Netherlands after Ajax's poor beginning to the season which culminated in a 6-1 home hammering by Napoli in the Champions League.
Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin is set to appeal a massive eight game ban handed to the boss after accusing Ryan Porteous of cheating - but the severity of the sanction has raised eyebrows.
When the final whistle blew at Hampden four months ago it was expected to be the end of an era for that particular Rangers team. It was seen as a cycle coming to a natural conclusion with Steven Gerrard having left during the season to be replaced by Giovanni van Bronckhorst.
Rangers vice-chairman John Bennett spoke out on Tuesday morning as addressed a range of issues surrounding the club.