Richard: Daniele Rugani isn't inexperienced. In fact, he's a Premier League winner in my Football Manager 2016 MUFC team! 

Lovina Ironkwa: Gary Neville has seen that Coaching and punditry are two different things.Welcome to the real world.

Mark Haworth: Come on Valencia, win it for your manager.... Sick of the flack for Neville from clueless Man Utd haters. 

This could be nervy. Valencia can't defend corners and they need Alves to bale them out with a fine save from a Gonzales volley.

Juventus' first proper sight of goal - and the chance falls at the feet of top scorer Paulo Dybala. The Argentine striker fizzes a fierce half volley inches over the Napoli bar after latching on to a smart ball by Paul Pogba. That's raised the noise level inside the Juventus Stadium...

Juventus manager Max Allegri makes another change - this time through choice rather than circumstance. On comes Simone Zaza for Spain striker Alvaro Morata, who has barely had a sniff tonight. Just past the hour mark and it is still deadlock.

Napoli haven't managed to test inexperienced Juve centre-back Daniele Rugani yet. Jorginho tries to scamper through the middle, but can't reach the return ball from Gonzalo Higuain.

Scott Wilcox: Why all the surprise than Espanyol have scored? Looking at the form guide it was inevitable. 

Sandy MacKenzie: Gary Neville doing his best as a Louis van Gaal tribute act.

This could be significant. Juve defender Leonardo Bonucci's time is up. The Italy centre-back trudges off with a knee injury, being replaced by 21-year-old Daniele Rugani. Ice pack straight on the knee.

Lively start to the second half from Napoli. They're certainly feeling the benefit of their half-time glucose drinks. Lorenzo Insigne wriggles to the byline, poking towards the near post to force a block from Gianluigi Buffon. 

That was good. Then he shanks a 25-yard shot out for a throw-in. That's wasn't good.

After eight successive away defeats in the league this would be a massive result for Espanyol.

That statistic won't do Neville any favours as the clock ticks on.

Both sets of players are heading back out of the tunnel. Juve top scorer Paulo Dybala and his Napoli counterpart Gonzalo Higuain - Argentina international colleagues of course - share a joke before kick-off. Perhaps they've just heard the Valencia score...

Ross Parlett: That Cheryshev miss is going to cost Valencia & maybe Neville his job. 

Alvaro Negredo is on. Valencia and Neville need him as the supporters begin to get restless.

It should have been 2-0 but Espanyol miss another chance so all may not be lost with almost half an hour to go.

Valencia are inches away from going in front. Neville needs a change of luck and nearly got it as Cancelo's attempted cross hits the near post and Cheryshev volleys over from the rebound.

That minute of stoppage-time passes by peacefully. Napoli go into the break, I would suggest, as the happiest of the two sides. Their two-point lead over Juve at the top of Serie A remains intact.