First real opportunity for Romelu Lukaku as he flicks a header wide of target.

All Inter at the moment.

Inter crank up the pressure again as Marcelo Brozovic smashes well over before Antonio Candreva's cross at the near post is cut out. From the corner, Brozovic hits a first time effort wide.

Ooooh, almost a howler from Samir Handanvoic.

The Inter goalkeeper keeps the ball in play from a pass back but is quickly put under pressure by Matteo Politano. Handanovic almost gifts the ball straight to the Napoli man for an easy goal but just gets away with it.

Meanwhile, Inter threaten again as the lively Antonio Candreva clips the ball into the box from right. Romelu Lukaku is the target, the ball is cut out but only cleared as far as Christian Eriksen, who fires a low shot at David Ospina.

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21-year-old Uruguay defender Ronald Araújo makes his second La Liga appearance for Barca tonight.

His first was in Barcelona's 4-0 home win against Sevilla on 6 October 2019. He came on as a substitute and was sent off 15 minutes later.

Looking forward to this...

The hosts have another chance from a set piece as Alessandro Bastoni stands on Matteo Politano's foot 25 yards from goal. Dries Mertens fancies it but hammers the ball straight into the wall.

Another corner for Napoli and this time it is an outswinger from Matteo Politano but again the ball is easily cleared.

Napoli's set pieces have been disappointing so far.

Inter come forward again through Antonio Candreva but his attempt to slip the ball through the defence is cut out.

Candreva has the ball again moments later, pretty much in the same position on the edge of the right side of the box, but this time he opts to shoot and his powerful drive is only just over.

Inter's Ashley Young is shown the game's first yellow card as he flies in recklessly on Matteo Politano.

Napoli are yet to really threaten in this game.

Lautaro Martinez is pulled up for a foul on Nikola Maksimovic inside the Napoli box as Inter threaten for a second.

The lack of a home crowd urging on the hosts does eliminate that home advantage somewhat. Been a good opening 10 minutes for Inter.

Barca make three changes from the side which played in their last game way back in March - Luis Suarez is not fit so former Middlesbrough man Martin Braithwaite continues to play.

In come Arturo Vidal, Sergi Roberto and youngster Ronald Araujo.

Mallorca make two changes - they have a striker Cucho Hernandez on loan from Watford.

Second corner of the game for Napoli now but they can't replicate Christian Eriksen's antics and Samir Handanovic catches with ease.

An early bit of pressure from Napoli earns the home side the first corner of the game but the delivery fails to beat the first man and Inter clear

The players are out on the pitch. The stands are, of course, empty, so we are under way at a quiet Stadio San Paolo.

Rules have been tweaked because of the coronavirus pandemic, meaning there will be no extra time if the scores are level after 90 minutes.

Away goals are in place, however, so a 1-0 win for Inter would take it to penalties.

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis at Gracenote: "Barcelona's two point lead at the top of La Liga might not seem much but as Barca are ranked as the third best team in Europe with Real Madrid seventh, it is a sizeable lead with seven matches remaining.

"Simulations of the remainder of the season using our Euro Club Index ranking, externalgive Barcelona 76% chance of winning the league and Real Madrid 24%."

Things you never thought you would ever hear but 2020 has changed all that #123551 - Buy the same mask that Lionel Messi wears...

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It is an absolute Saturday night treat tonight because as well as the Coppa Italia semi-final, we also get to see Lionel Messi in action again.

La Liga is now back up and running and leaders Barcelona are at Mallorca looking to increase their two-point advantage over Real Madrid.

Their game kicks off at 21:00 BST, so plenty to keep you occupied right up until bedtime.

Oh it's good to write out some line-ups again. Here's Napoli and Inter's teams with some very familiar faces in that Inter XI.

Inter have work to do to secure their place in the final with Juventus, will the break from action have done them some good?

Napoli XI: Ospina, Di Lorenzo, Maksimovic, Koulibaly, Hysaj, Elmas, Demme, Zielinski, Politano, Mertens, Insigne.

Inter Milan XI: Handanovic, Skriniar, De Vrij, Bastoni, Candreva, Barella, Brozovic, Young, Eriksen, Lukaku, Lautaro.