WATCH: Incredible scenes as Napoli fans welcome team home after crucial win at Juventus

The Premier League might well be done and dusted, but it's very much all to play for in Serie A.

Juventus, going for their seventh league title in a row, had the chance to move seven points clear of Napoli on Sunday evening as they hosted Maurizio Sarri's side in Turin - a lead which would almost certainly have killed off the title race. Although the visitors played the better football in the first half, chances were sparse. After the break, it seemed Napoli's chance was going to pass them by. However, a late, late header from Kalidou Koulibaly was enough for them to take all three points and their first ever victory in the Juventus Stadium. https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/988155551291867136 Now just a single point behind Max Allegri's team, there's genuine belief that this could finally be the year Napoli end their 28-year wait for a Scudetto - especially with Juve facing difficult away fixtures at Internazionale and AS Roma as part of their run-in. A sense of just what the victory meant to the club's supporters came as cameras focused on the away end during the seconds after the full-time whistle. https://twitter.com/btsportfootball/status/988162890032078848 Another reminder of this came hours later, shortly after the team landed back in Naples. At nearly half past three on Monday morning, hundreds - if not thousands - of Napoli fans turned up at the city's Capodichino airport to give the team a memorable welcome back to the city. Footage taken from the bus shows the scenes which greeted them. Let's just hope for their sakes none of them had work in the morning... https://twitter.com/sscnapoli/status/988228023202844672 The club's official Twitter channel also posted a couple more pictures of their welcome home. https://twitter.com/sscnapoli/status/988234443851747329 https://twitter.com/sscnapoli/status/988240844800053248 Napoli's next fixture comes away in Florence against ninth-place Fiorentina on Sunday. They then host Turin's other club, Torino, before traveling to Genoa to face Sampdoria. Finally, their last game of the season sees them welcome Crotone to the Stadio San Paolo.