Napoli v Juventus live - Serie A latest as reigning champions host Old Lady

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Raspadori in the right place at the right time.

Giacomo Raspadori scored a late winner to give Napoli a 2-1 victory over Juventus, a result which moves Inter Milan closer to winning Serie A and keeps the Neapolitans' fading hopes of Champions League qualification alive.

Substitute Raspadori was on hand to finish the rebound when Victor Osimhen's 88th-minute penalty was saved and restore the home side's advantage.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia had put Napoli ahead with an excellent first-half volley, punishing Juve for a string of missed chances, before Federico Chiesa's drive appeared enough to salvage a point for the Old Lady.

Yet Osimhen - who won the penalty through determined hold-up play - and Raspadori had other ideas, giving Napoli's caretaker manager Francesco Calzona a first win at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

Victory moves Napoli seventh in Serie A, four points off the European places and eight short of the top four. Juventus remain 12 points adrift of Inter, who have a game in hand.

Tony Dorigo: "What an absolute cracker of a game. No one really deserved to lose; Juventus played extremely well, couldn't take their chances, but Napoli, they somehow come out on top. Calzona with the magic touch!"

Napoli have done it! They hold on and win 2-1 for Francesco Calzona's first home win!

Meret comes and punches well.

Yildiz is fouled wide on the left. Juventus take it quickly - and mess it up - but the referee orders a re-take.

Lindstrom comes on as Napoli seek to shut up shop.

Juve need another now, however.

There are bodies everywhere at a Juventus corner and a mad scramble ends with Rugani hacking over from close range! Napoli survive, just.

Time enough for another Juve equaliser?

Nonge and Alcaraz are removed for Milik and Danilo. Nonge had only just come on - very harsh.

Osimhen takes the penalty, Szczesny saves low to his left, but Raspadori is on hand to bury the rebound into the top corner! Napoli back in front.

Osimhen brings down a cross, but can't shoot or pass to a team-mate, instead going to ground. But replays show that's because Nonge stepped on Osimhen's ankle - via VAR, penalty given.

Teenager Nonge booked.

A draw does them few favours, remember.

Chiesa plays a one-two with Alcaraz, enters the penalty box and blasts a low strike across the goalkeeper, into the far corner. That's a brilliant finish.

Juve have little more than 10 minutes to change that.

On his weaker foot, Napoli's captain slices a shot well over the bar.

Yildiz and Nonge come on for Illing-Junior and Miretti.

The game is back underway and he's soon remonstrating with the referee, confused - somewhat understandably - by a delayed offside flag.