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AJAX players REFUSED to swap shirts with Napoli after their humiliating 6-1 Champions League thrashing.

Video posted online showed a Napoli official trying to hand over a pile of jerseys but the shirts were soon returned.

It followed after Ajax were hammered at home in by the Italian giants in the Champions League group stage.

Mohammed Kudus opened the scoring for the Dutch side but the tie was soon turned on its head.

Goals from Giacomo Raspadori, Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Piotr Zielinski gave Napoli a 3-1 lead at half time.

And Raspadori, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Giovanni Simeone topped off the battering.

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Luciano Spalletti's Napoli are top of their group having also beaten Liverpool and Rangers.

Spalletti said: “When you go into a stadium like this, with that roar there, it's not easy to immediately regain the conviction in pressing and recovering after going a goal down.

"It could have disturbed us a lot, but the team did the things they had to do.

"They never let themselves be influenced and won a great match.

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"More than the result, it is beautiful as the performance shows us our qualities.

"[My players] are going really strong, they motivate each other and so everything becomes easier.

"They played really well even Maradona would have been proud tonight."


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