 In 1378–79, the Catalans lost most of their possessions in Boeotia to the Navarrese Company, while from the south the ambitious Florentine adventurer Nerio Acciaioli, lord of Corinth, took over Megara in 1374 and began applying pressure on Athens.By 1380, the Catalans were left only with the two capitals of Athens and Neopatras, as well as the County of Salona.Athens fell to Acciaioli in 1388, and in 1390 he captured Neopatras as well.