MAXIMUM ALERT - Almost five months, here is a new Napoli-Inter. The images of the clashes of the night of Santo Stefano, where the ultral Varese Daniele Belardinelli lost his life, are still alive in the eyes of fans and not only, and for this reason it is normal to expect restrictive measures against Inter fans in view of the transfer to the San Paolo on Sunday evening. A first provision will be official as of today after the Observatory has met, which based on the findings of the public security authorities will opt to prohibit the sale of tickets in any sector of the stadium to residents of the Lombardy region. A special measure, a unicum as regards football matches, where in the past the sale was always limited to residents in a particular province. This time the measure will involve a whole region and why it is easy to guess. Not only the extreme fringes of the Inter and Naples ultràs took part in the clashes on Via Novara, but also those of Varese, twinned with the Nerazzurri North. At the moment the hypothesis of closing the guest sector and completely forbidding the transfer to Inter fans seems to be avoided, probably not to deprive the many Inter clubs of southern Italy of taking part in a race that could be decisive in excellent Champions qualification, however it is clear that the alert remains maximum. It is impossible at the moment to understand if today's one will remain the only restriction from now until Sunday, but it is easy to expect official invitations from the authorities, as done by Minister Salvini also for tonight's Coppa Italia final. But Inter-Napoli was also the night of the buu in Koulibaly: who knows that the Neapolitans cannot organize something again for their number 26.