Serie A leader Juventus won 3-1 at Napoli to move three points clear of Roma, which fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 against lazio in the capital derby earlier on Sunday.
Miguel Britos leveled for Napoli, canceling out a stunning Paul Pogba volley, but Juventus restored its advantage five minutes later through Martin Caceres, who was making his first appearance in more than three months.
There was a suspicion of offside on that goal and Napoli was further infuriated after having a late equalizer ruled out for a foul on Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon before Arturo Vidal sealed the match in stoppage time.
“We are tired of this!” Napoli President Aurelio De laurentiis wrote on Twitter. “Juve is a strong team, if it is then also helped by referees then it becomes unbeatable.“It is unacceptable that with six officials they cannot see two players who are offside. Either it’s bad faith or incompetence. These six officials have to be frozen out for a long time.”
Juventus was hoping to avenge its Super Cup defeat at the hands of Napoli and took the lead just before the half hour mark. Napoli leveled in the 64th when Britos escaped the Juventus defense to volley in a corner from close range. However, Juventus restored its lead almost when Caceres turned in Andrea Pirlo’s free kick on the half volley for his first goal since 2012.