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Giacomo Raspadori struck late to give Napoli a 2-1 win over Juventus on Sunday.

Juventus - who were without a host of players, including injured key midfielders Adrien Rabiot and Weston McKennie - have given Inter Milan another chance to extend their massive league lead against Genoa on Monday night.

Massimiliano Allegri's Juve trail champions-elect Inter by 12 points and second place is far from secure with AC Milan breathing down their necks, just a single point back in third.

Italy attacker Raspadori rammed home the winner on the rebound in the 88th minute after Wojciech Szczesny saved Victor Osimhen's penalty as Napoli showed glimpses that a dreadful season as champions might be turning in the right direction.

Napoli looked like having to accept a draw from their lively display in the 81st minute when Federico Chiesa cancelled out Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's volleyed opener with a rifled finish of his own.

Francesco Calzona's team are seventh, three points behind sixth-placed Atalanta, who sit in the Europa Conference League spot following their loss earlier on Sunday.

Champions League football is still a big ask as Napoli are eight points away from the fourth position held by Bologna, but there has been a clear improvement under Calzona, who replaced Walter Mazzarri last month.

Renewed confidence at Napoli and, in particular, of star forward Kvaratskhelia also bodes well for the trip to Barcelona later this month when a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals will be up for grabs.

Defeat was harsh for Juve, who not only fought back from going a goal down but had a host of chances, Dusan Vlahovic hitting the post and then wasting another great opportunity on the stroke of half-time with his team trailing.

"The boys played well today, in the first half we had good chances and you have to take them ... above all in these big matches," said Allegri to DAZN.

"You have to do better in those situations, it's part of maturing as a player."