🎥 Naples is rocking: all-night party for their fourth Scudetto 🔥
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Naples was boiling from the early hours of the morning, but when the air carried the referee's final triple whistle, the cauldron overflowed, filling the city's streets with joy. Antonio Conte's team had just sewn their fourth scudetto onto their chest.
The party lasted all night and promises to continue for the next few days.
And here it is again, after the celebrations two years ago, the legendary Scudetto ship!
Torna la nave Scudetto, come nel successo di due anni fa: Napoli sa sempre come stupire 😍💙#SSCNapoli #TifosiNapoli #SpazioNapoli pic.twitter.com/GEABbhDArQ
— Spazio Napoli (@Spazio_Napoli) May 23, 2025
And in the midst of the celebrations, a ceremonial hearse also appeared. In the coffin, of course, was Inter's crest, carried by Napoli fans.
Vette ...da Torre Annunziata è tutto 😅#NapoliCagliari #Ag4in #Scudetto @sscnapoli pic.twitter.com/mVoffWAlis
— Raffy Raffy 🇵🇸 (@Raffaele_NA) May 23, 2025
Sobrietà #Napoli pic.twitter.com/aWncQE5fMv
— SandroSca (@SandroSca) May 23, 2025
The first images of Naples in celebration are truly hair-raising.
Le scene dei festeggiamenti per la vittoria del campionato del Napoli, stanno facendo il giro del mondo, per la gioia dei milioni di tifosi emigrati. #NapoliCagliari#Napoli #Scudetto #CampioneDItalia #SerieA pic.twitter.com/UMwNKR0WZU
— Marco Ferraglioni (@MFerraglioni) May 23, 2025
The beautiful jubilant scenes in Naples as Napoli win their 4th Scudetto and their 2nd Serie A title in 4 years.🏆👑🥇🎆🎇🧨🎉🪅#NapoliCagliari|#Napoli #Napoli #SerieA #Italy #scudettonapoli #Scudetto pic.twitter.com/egvGw5qMX5
— TIger NS (@TIgerNS3) May 23, 2025
La réaction de la ville de #Naples, après le goal de #McTominay #NapoliCagliari pic.twitter.com/0XqyALtWGJ
— SSC Napoli Belgique (@SSCNapoliBelgio) May 23, 2025
🫡🥹 #Napoli #NapoliCagliari pic.twitter.com/N8M4wdnk4P
— (B.) Varga Ákos (@AkosVarga92) May 23, 2025
Incredible images from Piazza del Plebiscito after Napoli's two goals.
SERIE A I Piazza del Plebiscito esplode al gol di Napoli contro il Cagliari #ANSA https://t.co/hkHxNZsE8e pic.twitter.com/wq0qJTIAMP
— Agenzia ANSA (@Agenzia_Ansa) May 23, 2025
Festa a piazza Plebiscito per il gol di #ScottMcTominay#napoli #sscnapoli pic.twitter.com/DNR0E4XpNc
— Il Mattino (@mattinodinapoli) May 23, 2025
Lukaku, 2-0 para o Napoli.Nápoles 🔥 #Napoli #NAPOLISCUDETTO pic.twitter.com/VZzUxsPDiY
— Mauro Cezar (@maurocezar) May 23, 2025
Anche a Milano si festeggia lo scudetto del Napoli campione d'Italia: marea azzurra in piazza Duomo pic.twitter.com/CFD5upUBhu
— Fanpage.it (@fanpage) May 23, 2025
In Piazza del Duomo, in Milan, everything was a party, but not with the Nerazzurri colors, only with Napoli's blue, thanks to the many fans who had traveled there.
Everywhere in the world where there are Neapolitans, there is a celebration in grand style.
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