Napoli coach Antonio Conte says that he was the only coach with the “b*lls” to call out VAR inconsistencies after his team’s Serie A clash with Inter Milan.The Partenopei boss aired his

Conte is a champion with Napoli in his first season in charge, adding another trophy to his an already decorated resume

Napoli manager Antonio Conte called for calm heads when his team bid to clinch the Serie A title on Friday, underlining his deep sense of responsibility to the city while expressing regret to be watching from the stands due to suspension.

The league title went down to the final matchday with Antonio Conte's side one point clear of Inter, who won at Como.

However, former Italian manager Fabio Capello was able to win with three different teams, but his Scudetto titles with Juventus were revoked after the Calciopoli scandal. Capello

Napoli clinched their second Serie A title in three seasons after edging Inter Milan thanks to a 2-0 home victory over Cagliari in a dramatic finale to the season on Friday.

Napoli has not had as long a wait having won Serie A in 2023, but reclaiming it would be arguably one of Conte’s biggest achievements. The 55-year-old Conte inherited a team that was coming off a horrible season, having put up one of the worst title defenses in history, finishing 10th and churning through three coaches.

Inter manager Simone Inzaghi and Napoli manager Antonio Conte will both miss the last Serie A match of the season this Friday as they will serve a one-match suspension after receiving a red card in their last games against Lazio and Parma.

A fanbase can make themselves felt just as much as players. They can play a role in a game, a season, in the climax of a title

Antonio Conte started the season apologizing to the Napoli fans. He is ending it with those same supporters chanting his name. Napoli beat Cagliari 2-0 in the final match of the season to see

Inter Milan and Napoli will hand the reins to their assistant coaches for the Serie A final day after toucline meltdowns by Simone Inzaghi and Antonio Conte.This according to today’s print edition