"Don't fall into provocations"

Eintracht Frankfurt are dreaming of coming back from 2-0 down in the first leg against a Napoli side who have all but won the Serie A title and are looking to make European history.
The match will not be without controversy, as the Neapolitan side will not be selling tickets for away fans. However, there will be German fans in the city and, via social media, they have clashed with Italian supporters.
Napoli captain Giovanni Di Lorenzo sent a message of peace to his fans ahead of the clash with Eintracht: "We are experiencing a spectacular season and we have the chance to write club history if we reach the quarter-finals for the first time," he said.
"Everyone should try to have a beautiful day, without problems and without fights with those who come from outside. Not only in the stadium, but also in the streets and squares of our wonderful city," he added in the official media of the southern club.
"As your captain, I ask you not to fall into provocations. I repeat, let's try to make the day a day of celebration. Let's all go to the stadium with joy and happiness," he said.