Giacomo Raspadori had been on the pitch for two minutes when he set up that goal.

An official put the ball in a velvet bag straight after the goal, they're obviously trying to keep the potential title-winning ball.

The Napoli players and all the subs ran across the running track to celebrate with the fans there as the home fans sang Mathias Olivera's name for ages.

Italy international Giacomo Raspadori scored Napoli's injury-time winner at Juventus last time out so not a bad man to bring on.

Napoli make a duble change on the hour as Giacomo Raspadori and Eljif Elmas replace Hirving Lozano and Piotr Zielinski.

What a way to win the title this would be, but Piotr Zielinski's bicycle kick goes wide.

Salernitana almost have a chance but a long-range free-kick is flicked into the gloves of Alex Meret. Always a danger when you haven't scored for all your dominance.

Napoli's Piotr Zielinski fouls fellow number 20 Grigoris Kastanos and is booked.

Premier League v League Two in the FA Cup vibes here. It's all Napoli. Attack v defence.

What a hit as Napoli winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia cuts in and shoots just over from 20 yards.

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Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa slips as he tries to shoot and he can't hook it goalwards from the ground.

It's a short corner and Guillermo Ochoa punches away when the cross eventually comes in.

Corner to Napoli, how they'd love an early goal in this half.

Salernitana brought on Erik Botheim for Antonio Candreva at the break.

Napoli have 45 minutes to score one goal and secure a first Serie A title since 1990.

There are thousands of fans in the streets just outside the stadium waiting for their moment to celebrate.

Sofia Bettiza
Reporting from Naples

Football in Naples is almost like a religious experience.

There’s a street in the city famous for selling Christmas nativity scenes all year round. But now, all the stores are selling figurines of the football players instead.

Virgilio has been doing this job for four generations. He unveils a life-size nativity set - but instead of Jesus, Mary and the three wise men, it’s the Napoli team.

“It took me a month and a half to complete it,” he says proudly. “I even had to work nights. But this is Napoli’s moment, we’re about to win the league…and what better way to celebrate than to pop a bottle of champagne with the entire Napoli football team in a nativity scene?”

Napoli had 80% of the ball in the first half, nine shots, three on target. Salernitana only had one half-chance, a header over the bar.

Napoli fans still await their moment.

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