Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri will have to watch their match at Parma from the Ennio Tardini stands. Mazzarri was sent off for protesting on the sidelines during last weekend's controversial goalless draw against Brescia.Napoli felt hardone by last weekend's refereing after Christian Maggio's penalty appeal was turned down. The result followed the 3-0 defeat at AC Milan and dropped Napoli to third in the standings, eight points behind league leaders Milan and just two points clear of fourth-placed Lazio.Despite their recent results, Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has taken the pressure off his team ahead of Sunday's encounter.
Parma, meanwhile, have different priorities, and talk within the camp is firmly of avoiding relegation.Pasquale Marino's side currently lie 15th, two places and one point clear of the drop zone.Last weekend's goalless result at Chievo was their third straight draw and Parma president Tommaso Ghirardi has promised his side will go all out for victory on Sunday.The Gialloblu have not won since beating Catania 2-0 on January 22.Parma will also be hoping to call on striker Amauri, who is doubtful with a knee injury. However, they will be without Gabriel Paletta and Massimo Gobbi, who serve one-match bans.
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