Napoli players were filmed singing along to Raffaella Carrà’s song ‘Pedro’ in the dressing room during their Scudetto celebrations on Friday night, a tribute to the Lazio forward of the same

NAPLES, Italy (Reuters) -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 scored to secure a comfortable 2-0 victory over Cagliari as Napoli won their second Scudetto in three years by one point from Inter Milan.

For the fourth time in its history, Napoli is the Italian Champion. A triumph that was anything but taken for granted, almost like an underdog, built on the ruins of a disastrous season but made possible by the courageous and determined decision to entrust the rebirth to Antonio Conte.

Asked if the Scudetto was won by Napoli or lost by Inter Milan, Zola continued: "I don't think we can talk about a negative season for Inter: they remained in the running on all fronts and will play the Champions League final. But Conte and his boys have really grown a lot."

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.

There is an invisible thread that ties Romelu Lukaku and Antonio Conte together. An understanding that goes beyond the pitch, built on mutual respect and a clear objective: winning. They already did it at Inter,

Paris Saint-Germain star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is currently on course for an unprecedented treble, as he will receive a league winner’s medal after Napoli’s Serie A title victory on Friday night,

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.