If Napoli lose to Torino on Sunday afternoon, then Juventus will mathematically be crowned Champions of Italy.
The Bianconeri were 1-0 down at half-time to a Simone Verdi penalty, but fought back for the 3-1 victory over Bologna.
That puts them temporarily seven points clear at the top of the table.
If Napoli beat Torino or earn a stalemate in that game, then the title race will continue into the final two rounds.
If Napoli lose to Torino on Sunday afternoon, then Juventus will mathematically be crowned Champions of Italy.
The Bianconeri were 1-0 down at half-time to a Simone Verdi penalty, but fought back for the 3-1 victory over Bologna.
That puts them temporarily seven points clear at the top of the table.
If Napoli beat Torino or earn a stalemate in that game, then the title race will continue into the final two rounds.
However, if Napoli lose at the Stadio San Paolo to Walter Mazzarri’s Toro, then Juve will be mathematically Scudetto winners for the seventh time in a row.
As things stand, regardless of Napoli’s results, Juve need only one remaining win to secure the title.
Their remaining fixtures are a trip to Roma and a home game against already-relegated Hellas Verona.