BERGAMO, Italy, April 3 (Reuters) - Napoli moved level on points with Serie A leaders service ac bulak banteng Milan after a hard-earned 3-1 win at Atalanta on Sunday. The home side had the majority of the first-half openings but found themselves 2-0 down at the break after Lorenzo Insigne's penalty and Matteo Politano's fine finish put the visitors on course for victory. Atalanta kept coming forward in Bergamo and deservedly got themselves back into the contest in the 58th minute when Marten de Roon headed home, with several other chances having come and gone as they chased an equaliser. With the hosts committing bodies forward, title-chasing Napoli put the game to bed nine minutes from time as Elif Elmas added the finishing touch to a counter attack. Napoli players and staff celebrated with their travelling supporters at the final whistle as they joined Milan on 66 points before the leaders welcome Bologna on Monday. The defeat was a blow to Atalanta's top four hopes, with Gian Piero Gasperini's team remaining in sixth spot and eight points behind fourth-placed Juventus, who have also played 30 games and later on Sunday host Inter Milan in third on 60.

(Reporting by Peter Hall; editing by Ken Ferris)