Kwadwo Asamoah's Italian club Juventus moved to within a point of a fourth consecutive Serie A title as Carlos Tevez's double helped them come from behind to beat Fiorentina on Wednesday night.
The Old Lady were denied sealing the championship on Wednesday by Lazio's 4-0 win over relegated Parma.
But Juve, who are 14 points clear with five matches to go, will be champions with a draw at Sampdoria on Saturday.
Fernando Llorente was also on target for the hosts, while Gonzalo Rodriguez and Josep Ilicic scored for Fiorentina.
Treble-chasing
in their first Champions League semi-final since 2003, while they are also in the Italian Cup final against Lazio.
Their head-to-head record against second-placed Lazio means a point will be enough for the Scudetto at the weekend.
Rodriguez put Fiorentina ahead from the penalty spot but, from the moment Llorente levelled with a header, the result was never in doubt.
Tevez struck either side of the break, taking his league tally to 20, before Ilicic scored a late consolation after Rodriguez missed a second penalty.
Former Premier League striker Carlos Tevez is the leading scorer in Serie A
Juventus have not won the Champions League since 1996