LIKE, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE if you like the video and our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrNewstime2014 Playlish News Time 2014: http://goo.gl/JB9CB6 Young Boys 2-0 Napoli: Partenopei stunned in Switzerland Rafa Benitez's men were undone by two second half strikes from the hosts as their miserable start to the campaign continues Napoli’s perfect start to their Europa League campaign came to an end on Thursday courtesy of a 2-0 defeat at Young Boys. A closely contested game came to life early in the second half, when Guillaume Hoarau netted with a half volley. Leonardo Bertone then made it 2-0 on the break in stoppage time to give the hosts all three points, leapfrogging them above the Partenopei at the top of Group I. The first real opening came with a quarter of an hour on the clock, when Hoarau glanced a header narrowly wide of the post. Jonathan de Guzman attempted to hit back for the visitors moments later, but his effort from a tight angle was parried by Yvon Mvogo. The Young Boys keeper was a fairly busy man in the first half and a superb dive to divert a Dries Mertens curler around the post kept the scores level. Hoarau’s aerial presence kept the Napoli defence honest though, and the striker really should have done better when presented with a free header at the far post, as he nodded straight at Rafael. But after a frustrating first half, Hoarau wouldn’t have to wait long for his moment after the restart, slotting home a neat half-volley with 52 minutes on the clock. The expected response from Napoli wasn’t forthcoming though, and Rafa Benitez was forced to make a change as Marek Hamsik came on in place of the disappointing Michu. However, the best the Slovakian could manage was a half-hearted appeal for handball, as Young Boys proved themselves adept at repelling what little the Serie A side could muster. Substitute Jose Callejon saw a goal correctly disallowed, before Napoli were undone for the final time. Their haste to find a leveler left all sorts of space at the back, and Steffen exploited the gaps with a through pass to Bertone, who beat Rafael with aplomb to clinch a famous win for the Swiss side.

• published: 24 Oct 2014
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