By Tommy Lund (Reuters) -Napoli claimed their second Scudetto in three seasons on Friday, a triumph shaped as much by their own consistency as a light fixture list and the growing fatigue that sapped the strength from their closest rivals Inter Milan.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.At the end of a surprising and wonderful ride, Antonio Conte's Napoli is the

The tension was growing, but for the eighth time in Serie A this season, McTominay broke the deadlock for Napoli. He held off a defender while having his shirt pulled and still managed the acrobatic volley on the turn from 10 yards on the Politano cross from the right.

Hundreds of thousands of jubilant Napoli fans gathered in the city to witness their team lift the Serie A trophy on Friday for the fourth time in their history.

Scott McTominay and Romelu Lukaku led Napoli to the Serie A title as their goals sealed a 2-0 win over Cagliari in Naples amid wild scenes of celebration across the city.

The atmosphere was already boiling over in the early hours of the day, but the referee’s final whistle set off celebrations throughout the streets of Naples, with Antonio Conte’s team having sewn their fourth Scudetto onto their chests.

THE Serie A title race is heading for a thrilling climax with two Italian giants still in the hunt for the iconic Scudetto. Table toppers Napoli host Cagliari in their league finale while Inter

Napoli claimed their second Scudetto in three seasons on Friday, a triumph shaped as much by their own consistency as a light fixture list and the growing fatigue that sapped the strength from their closest rivals Inter Milan.

It's the midway point for both games and what a first half it's been. Inter had the Scudetto in their hands for all of 22 minutes before Napoli restored their previous order. There's definitely more twists and turns to come in the next 45 for both sides.