Napoli, who currently sit second in the Italian Serie A, head to Austria to take on Red Bull Salzburg in the second leg of their Europa League Round of 16 matchup. Napoli, who is 18 points behind Juventus in the Serie A table, head into today’s second leg match with a commanding 3-0 lead on aggregate after a dominant display in the first leg at the San Paolo Stadium on March 7. Can’t watch today’s Napoli vs Red Bull Salzburg Europa League game from the comfort of your couch? Find out how to live stream today’s Europa League game streaming on your desktop, laptop, or mobile device here. Napoli vs Red Bull Salzburg Europa League Round of 16 Viewing Details: Time, Channel & Live Stream Event: Europa League Round of 16 – Napoli vs Red Bull Salzburg Date: Thursday, March 14, 2019 Time: 1:55 EST Location: Red Bull Arena | Salzburg, Austria United States TV Channel: N/A Live Stream: B/R Live How To Live Stream Napoli vs Red Bull Salzburg Europa League Round of 16 Online The Europa League Round of 16 matchup between Napoli and Red Bull Salzburg can be live streamed through Bleacher Report’s new live streaming app, B/R Live. B/R Live is a subscription-based service with multiple price packages. The yearly subscription is $79.99 The monthly subscription is $9.99. Finally, the individual event (Napoli vs Red Bull) can be purchased for $2.99. How To Live Napoli vs Red Bull on Mobile Device You can live stream today’s Europa League Round of 16 matchup between Red Bull Salzburg vs Napoli on the BR Live mobile app. The BR Live app can be downloaded on the App Store and the Google Play Store. How To Watch Napoli vs Red Bull Salzburg On TV In The United States The Napoli vs Salzburg matchup will not air on television in the United States, so you will have to sign-up for B/R Live. if you want to catch the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfF3iMvlTaQ<doc-sep>RB Salzburg are set to host Italian opposition Napoli in the second leg of their round of 16 Europa League tie on Thursday. Napoli convincingly won the first leg of the fixture 3-0, with Arkadiusz Milik, Fabian Ruiz Pena, and Jerome Onguene all getting on the score sheet. Here is 90min's preview of the round of 16 clash at the Red Bull Arena. Where to Watch ​ ​When Is Kickoff? Thursday 14 March ​What Time Is Kickoff? 17:55 (BST) ​Where Is it Played? Red Bull Arena ​TV Channel/Live Stream BT Sport Extra 2 ​Referee Carlos del Cerro Grande Team News Napoli will be without some key players for the second leg. Raul Albiol continues to be sidelined after undergoing knee surgery in early February, while centre-back pairing Kalidou Koulibaly and Nikola Maksimovic will both be out due to suspension. Salzburg do not have any recent injury news ahead of the clash with Napoli, but will be without defensive midfielder Xaver Schlager through suspension. Projected Lineups ​ RB Salzburg​ Stankovic; Ulmer, Onguene, Ramalho, Lainer; Samassekou, Junuzovic, Wolf, Mwepu; Dabour, Takumi. Napoli Meret; Ghoulam, Luperto, Chiriches, Hysaj; Verdi, Zielinski, Diawara, Ounas; Milik, Mertens. Head to Head Record The only match played between the two sides was the first leg of this Europa League matchup just one week ago. Salzburg doesn't have a particularly good record against Italian sides in European competition however, winning four, drawing two, and losing nine in all competitions. ​ Napoli have only played three matches against Austrian competition in their long European history, but have won every match by a combined 8-0 on aggregate. Recent Form Salzburg have won three of their last five matches in all competitions with losses to Rapid Wien and Napoli being some of the only blotches on an otherwise very efficient season thus far. They currently sit 11 points clear in the Austrian Bundesliga and look primed to continue their good form throughout the rest of the campaign. Napoli went undefeated in February but recently lost to Juventus in Serie A to end a six game unbeaten steak. They will be confident going into the second leg of this fixture following a 3-0 win at home the first time these two teams faced off. Here's how both squads have fared in their last five matches. ​RB Salzburg Napoli​ ​Salzburg 0-0 SK Sturm Graz (10/03) Sassuolo 1-1 Napoli (10/03) Napoli 3-0 Salzburg (07/03) ​Napoli 3-0 Salzburg (07/03) Rapid Wien 2-0 Salzburg (24/02) ​Napoli 1-2 Juventus (03/03) ​Salzburg 4-0 Club Brugge (21/02) Parma 0-4 Napoli (24/02) Weiner Neustadt 1-2 Salzburg (17/02) ​Napoli 3-1 FC Zurich (14/02) Prediction ​ Both sides have been solid in European competition this season and Salzburg will be given a boost due to the suspensions of important players for Napoli. Napoli will look to rest some other stars during a busy fixture schedule and heading in with a 3-0 aggregate lead will give them confidence in moving onto the quarter-finals. They may lose the match, but will end up in the next round due to their first-leg win. Prediction: Salzburg 2-1 Napoli<doc-sep>MATCH FACTS Red Bull Salzburg: Walke, Lainer, Ramalho, Onguene, Ulmer, Mwepu (Gulbrandsen 59), Samassekou, Wolf, Szoboszlai (Leitgeb 74), Minamino (Haland 86), Dabbur Subs not used: Stankovic, Vallci, Daka, Todorovic Goal: Milik 14 Booked: Milik Napoli: Meret, Hysaj, Chiriches (Malcuit 78), Luperto, Rui, Callejon, Allan, Fabian, Zielinski (Diawara 74), Milik, Mertens (Younes 88) Subs not used: Ospina, Verdi, Ghoulam,Insigne (injured in warm-up) Goals: Dabbur 25, Gulbrandsen 65, Leitgeb 90 Booked: Onguene, Samassekou Referee: Carlos Del Cerro (Spain) Advertisement Napoli were beaten in Salzburg on Thursday night but their place in the quarter-finals of the Europa League was never in doubt. Leading 3-0 from the first leg in Italy, Napoli killed the hosts' faint dreams of a dramatic turnaround on 14 minutes when Arkadiusz Milik acrobatically volleyed an away goal past Salzburg keeper Alexander Walke. Salzburg rallied and went on to win the game 3-1 thanks to goals from Munas Dabbur, Fredrik Gulbrandsen and Christoph Leitgeb. But that still left them two goals short of place in the last eight. More concerning than the result for Napoli may have been the sight of Lorenzo Insigne limping out of the warm-up with a muscle injury. Insigne had been named in the starting XI but was replaced on the teamsheet by Dries Mertens after his pre-match setback. Lorenzo Insigne was removed from Napoli's XI after picking up an injury while warming up RB Salzburg supporters waved flags ahead of kick-off in Thursday evening's last 16 second leg Right back Elseid Hysaj turned away from Salzburg's Munas Dabbur (right) during the first half Left back Mario Rui passed the ball while under pressure from Salzburg's Stefan Lainer (right) The opening goal of the game arrived on 14 minutes when Milik scored with an acrobatic volley Milik watched on as his left-footed shot flew past Salzburg's German keeper Alexander Walke Dries Mertens, who'd started instead of the injured Insigne, celebrated with team-mate Miluk Munas Dabbur (right) equalised midway through the first half to make it 4-1 on aggregate No 21 Gulbrandsen gave Salzburg the lead on the night but they were well beaten over two legs<doc-sep>
Napoli put one foot in the quarter-finals of the Europa League with a convincing 3-0 first leg victory over Red Bull Salzburg in Naples on Thursday night. Arkadiusz Milik opened the scoring with after 10 minutes as he rounded German goalkeeper Alexander Walke after being played through by Dries Mertens. The hosts didn't take their foot of the gas, Fabian Ruiz doubling the lead just eight minutes later. Napoli players celebrate during Thursday's convincing victory over Red Bull Salzburg Arkadiusz Milik (left) rounds goalkeeper Alexander Walke (right) to open the scoring Milik (left) wheels away in celebration after breaking the deadlock in the 10th minute The Polish striker pumps his fists after giving his side an early lead in the last-16 tie The Spanish midfielder smashed a fine volley into the bottom corner from the edge of the box after the visitors failed to properly clear a corner. Salzburg came out firing in the second half and almost pulled a goal back early on, Meret denying Dabbur from just a couple of yards out. However, they failed to make their pressure count and were made to pay when Jerome Onguene put the ball into the back of his own net in an attempt to deal with a low cross. The Austrian club kept pushing for a goal, Fredrik Gulbrandsen hitting the post, but were never able to fine it. They will now have to pull off a miracle when the two sides face each other again this time next week. Spanish midfielder Fabian Ruiz doubles Napoli's lead with a fine volley in the 18th minute Ruiz (right) celebrates after giving the home side a two-goal lead at the San Paolo Stadium Jerome Onguene (2nd left) turns the ball into his own net in an attempt to clear a cross