Parma 0-0 Napoli result - Serie A leaders held by lowly hosts, but Inter's draw at home to Lazio means they remain in pole going into final day

Napoli struck the woodwork on three occasions but were unable to claim victory at Parma, though title rivals' Inter's failure to win means they retain control of the destiny of the Scudetto going into the last game of the season.

Antonio Conte's side, who drew for the second match in succession, will win the title if they beat Cagliari on the final day, or they match the result Inter claim at Como - after the Nerazzurri drew at home to Lazio on Sunday night.

The visitors were far from their best, and did not create a great deal, but were inches from scoring on three occasions, as Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa lobbed a defender before hitting a volley which came back off the post, Matteo Politano mishit a cross which landed on the crossbar and Scott McTominay saw a fantastic free-kick tipped onto the bar by Zion Suzuki.

The match was far from one-way traffic, with Parma recording more shots on goal and Simon Sohm's powerful, deflected drive brought out a fine stop from Alex Meret.

The mood of the match, influenced by the hordes of Napoli fans behind the goal, swayed as the score at the San Siro changed, with Inter twice pegged back by Lazio, but after its conclusion Conte - who like his Inter counterpart Simone Inzaghi was red-carded - was able to celebrate with his club's supporters and they will now expect to do so again next Sunday.

"Napoli have an easier match, against Cagliari, and it's at home," TNT Sports expert pundit Nigel Spackman said.

"Inter have a much tougher trip to Como.

"You have to say it's in Napoli's hands and that's how you want it."

It is not the result they wanted, but they will take the position they are in. Not seen a draw in a title race hailed like this since Sir Alex Ferguson at Highbury many years ago.

But it ends up with the Serie A title race in the same position it was at the start of play. Napoli will take a one-point advantage into the last game.

A free kick is given for a slight push from Simeone on Circati before the penalty incident.

It is taking a while. The referee is looking at the sideline screen.

Neres was certainly looking for it. He pushed the ball past the defender Lovik and deliberately jumps into him.

The veteran striker had the chance with the goal gaping and keeper out of position to put the control back in Inter's hands but he could not make contact with the ball so it remains 2-2 at the San Siro.

This is the case in both games.

Conte has been sent off! Lukaku was also involved in some push and shove. Chivu is also off we understand!

The veteran striker has levelled the match and given the league ascendancy back to Napoli.

There is a VAR check for a Lazio penalty and both managers have been sent off.

Djuric, Lovik and Ondrejka come on for Pellegrino, Valeri and Bonny.

Ngonge replaces Politano too.

Napoli need to find it again soon. The atmosphere from their fans has also dissipated after the news from Milan.

Dumfries with another key goal, powering in a header at the back post to give his side the lead again.

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But with a plethora of bodies waiting in the box he overhits his cross.

There are some cheers in the arena from the Napoli fans as Pedro equalized from close range for Lazio. As things stand, Napoli will be a point clear going into the last game of the season.

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Sohm was running free on the break but the Napoli veteran took him down in the centre circle.

A fantastic free kick curling into the top corner which Suzuki just tips onto the bar and over.