Ciro Ferrara is expecting his Juventus side to carve out a victory when the Bianconeri take on Napoli in the Serie A.

Juve are hot on the heels of Inter Milan in the Serie A table, and Ferrara has urged his side to play a "perfect" game to keep the pressure on the reigning league champions.

"We really want these three points. We want to win against Napoli and I will try to send my best XI onto the pitch," Ferrara told the press at Vinovo.

"Napoli are a good team and they will be aggressive towards us. We have to be perfect against them or we will be running dangerous risks."

Despite his team gaining ground in what seems like a two-horse race for the Scudetto this season, the Bianconeri trainer feels AC Milan will, in some part of the season, contest both Juve and Inter for the title.

"I don't think it will be a two horse race," he said. "Milan are also there - if they hadn't drawn with Napoli then they would be up there too."

Meanwhile, Mohamed Sissoko could be out for up to a month after getting injured in training.

"I don't think Sissoko's absence will affect my selection tomorrow," concluded the coach.