Two Serie A heavyweights will meet this weekend as title-chasing Napoli host top-four hopefuls AC Milan. The Partenopei are hot on the heels of table toppers Inter Milan, with just three points and one position separating the two Italian giants. There are just nine games left and there are no more room for slip ups from Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour and co. Napoli lost the chance to seize top spot as drew 0-0 at Venezia before the international break. Since the start of February, Antonio Conte's side have won only one of seven Serie A matches - one more failure than throughout their first 22 this season. The Rossoneri, meanwhile, have never gone seven successive games without losing in Naples throughout their long and illustrious history. They are just 90 minutes away from doing just that. Easing a sense of crisis surrounding the club earlier in March, Milan turned to their two most reliable performers to bail them out against Como just before the fortnight hiatus. Tijjani Reijnders and Christian Pulisic got the goals as debutant Dele Alli was sent off for Cesc Fabregas's visitors. They will need to do much better when they visit the southern city. Here at Record Sport , we've got all the details you need about this exciting Serie A match-up. When is Napoli vs AC Milan? Napoli will host AC Milan at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona on Sunday March 30. The game will kick off at 7:45pm UK time. Is Napoli vs AC Milan on TV in the UK? Yes, it is! The match will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage starting at 7:30pm and running until 9:45pm. Can I live stream Napoli vs AC Milan in the UK? Indeed, you can. Viewers can stream the match on their devices via the Discovery+ website or app at a cost of £30.99 per month. However, the broadcaster does not provide a pay-per-view option. To sign up click HERE. Simone Sozza will officiate this weekend's big Serie A match between Napoli and Milan. Napoli have not won with Sozza since September 2022, as he oversaw the 1-0 defeat to Inter in January 2023 and 2-2 draw with Roma in April 2024. David Neres is back in full training but is unlikely to feature. Frank Anguissa is expected to return to the team in some form, with Billy Gilmour and Stanislav Lobotka vying for starting berths in central midfield. Only Emerson Royal will be missing from Milan's squad due to injury this weekend; Yunus Musah must serve a suspension.