(Reuters) -Napoli and Inter Milan go into the last day of the Serie A season still fighting for the title but have to do so without their managers after Antonio Conte and Simone Inzaghi were handed one-match suspensions by the Italian league on Monday.

Alessandro Buongiorno admits ‘nobody expected’ Napoli to be top of the table with one round to go, but now they ‘need one final sprint’ for the Scudetto, hoping he can play on Friday.

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.

In the penultimate round of Serie A, Inter Milan and Lazio shared the spoils in a dramatic showdown at San Siro that did little favor to either side.Inter & Lazio Starting LineupsIn the absence of

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Napoli were unlucky too, as they hit the woodwork twice with Matteo Politano and Scott McTominay, then were awarded a penalty in stoppages for a challenge on David Neres, only for it to be revoked following the VAR review for the earlier Giovanni Simeone foul in the build-up.

Napoli have already secured Champions League football for next season but another Scudetto would be the icing on the cake, manager Antonio Conte said on the eve of Sunday's trip to Parma where they head with a one-point lead over second-placed Inter Milan.