Napoli’s return to the top of Italian football, ignited celebrations in Malta as the southern Italian club secured the coveted Scudetto after a dominant Serie A campaign.
Napoli are Serie A champions after a dramatic 2-0 win over Cagliari on the final day, edging out Inter Milan by a single point.
Scott McTominay opened the scoring with a spectacular scissor kick just before half-time, easing nerves after Inter had taken an early lead against Como.
Romelu Lukaku added a second goal shortly after the break, sealing the victory and triggering wild celebrations at the Diego Maradona Stadium.
For Maltese fans who have long followed Napoli through decades of ups and downs, this Scudetto is a reward for decades of loyalty to the southern Italian club.
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