Napoli fc

Roads were filled with people singing, dancing and hugging one another, while children played football around them. People jumped in fountains in jubilation, while others waved huge Napoli flags as they darted about on their scooters. The reason? On Thursday, Napoli became the champions of Italy. As soon as the final whistle was blown in their game at Udinese, with Napoli's 1-1 draw enough to clinch the Serie A title, hundreds of people crammed together in piazzas, singing of their joy. "We have one dream in our heart. For Naples to become champions again!" rang round the city, for that dream has now come true. Many Napoli fans watched the match via big screens at their own Stadio Diego Armando Maradona "I have been crying. This is a historic moment," Edoardo Nappa says. The 13-year-old is part of a new generation too young to remember the glory days of Diego Maradona - the legendary maverick who delivered two Serie A titles to the city when he was Napoli captain. "To be able to experience this, to live this myself for the first time… it's magical. It's a historic moment for Naples." It wasn't only locals who were partying; people from all over Italy and countries including France, Spain and the UK travelled to Naples to soak up the spectacle. Naples lives and breathes football. The whole city has been decorated in readiness for the party: blue and white flags and festoons hang above the narrow streets. Life-size cardboard cutouts have popped up in the city centre. There a...

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