PSV Eindhoven lit up the Philips Stadion with a breathtaking 6–2 demolition of Napoli in their Champions League encounter on Tuesday night. The Dutch side stunned the Italian visitors with a relentless offensive performance, scoring twice in the first half and adding four more after the break to seal a memorable victory.
Yorbe Gasiorowski opened the scoring in the 28th minute, followed quickly by Joey Veerman’s clinical strike. Although Scott McTominay pulled one back for Napoli, an own goal from Alessandro Buongiorno and a fine finish from Ismael Saibari restored PSV’s dominance before halftime. Napoli’s defense looked rattled throughout, unable to contain PSV’s fluid movement and pressing.
After the interval, André Ramalho Obispo and Dennis Man piled on the misery for the visitors, with Saibari and substitute Ricardo Pepi further extending the lead late in the game. Despite brief resistance from Napoli’s attack, PSV’s finishing and energy proved unstoppable. The emphatic 6–2 triumph not only thrilled the home crowd but also sent a clear message across Europe — PSV are back as a serious continental force.
