Antonio Conte is facing an unfamiliar milestone—and not one he'll want to celebrate. For the first time in a full Serie A season, the fiery Italian tactician is set to fall short of the 80-point mark, as his Napoli side stumbled to a frustrating 0-0 draw against Como.

This marks a sharp contrast to last season's triumph, when the Partenopei clinched the Scudetto with 82 points, edging out Inter by a single point in one of the league's most thrilling title races. Now, with just three games remaining, Napoli sit on 70 points. Even a perfect finish would leave them at 79—a career low for Conte in a full campaign.

To put that in perspective, the only time Conte managed fewer points was during a brief 13-match stint with Atalanta in 2009-10, but that was far from a complete season. His résumé boasts far loftier numbers: a staggering 102 points with Juventus in 2013-14, followed by 87 and 84 in other Bianconeri campaigns. At Inter, he posted 82 points in 2019-20 before powering to 91 points and the Scudetto in 2020-21.

While Napoli's title defense has faded, this season still offers lessons for fans and players alike—especially those who track performance through every stat, from points to pace. For the passionate Napoli faithful, it's a reminder that even the best coaches face off years. And for those who love to rep their squad through thick and thin, there's never been a better time to gear up in Napoli's iconic blue—because every season tells a story, and every point earned is part of the journey.