Juventus edged a seven-goal thriller against Napoli in Turin, with a stoppage time Kalidou Koulibaly own goal giving the reigning champions a 4-3 victory.
The home side had been 3-0 up after goals from Danilo, Gonzalo Higuain and Cristiano Ronaldo, but Napoli incredibly pulled level through Kostas Manolas, Hirving Lozano and Giovanni di Lorenzo.
That gave them hope, only for Koulibaly‘s last gasp own goal to leave Juventus holding the three points anyway.
The goalscoring started when a stunning counter attack from Juventus was started and ended by Danilo, just 29 seconds after coming on, when he poked the ball into the net with Alex Meret getting a foot to it, but he was unable to keep it out.
Just three minutes later Higuain made it two, turning Kouliblay and then rifling into the top of the net from close range.
It should have been three when the ball fell to Higuain in the box and he cut back for Sami Khedira, who, unmarked, had his effort excellently saved by Meret.
Khedira hit the crossbar with a shot from the edge of the area as Juventus completely dominated their opponents, asserting their dominance from the off.
Juventus were more considered in the second half, but they got the third just after the hour as Douglas Costa dribbled to the goalline and cutback for Ronaldo to side-foot home.
Manolas bagged what looked like a consolation, but Lozano got in behind Matthijs de Ligt and on the end of a Zielinski cross, to turn the game on its head.
Then, with nine minutes remaining, Di Lorenzo lost De Ligt and thighed the ball past Wojciech Szczesny to complete an amazing comeback.
But the home fans understandably went crazy when Koulibaly sliced into his own net, with the Napoli players visibly heartbroken on the pitch.
