Juventus have set several new records with their eighth consecutive Serie A title, as no other team in Europe’s top five leagues achieved this.
The Bianconeri needed only a point to secure the Scudetto, a situation they were also in last week before their 2-1 defeat to SPAL.
They earned that against Fiorentina, despite going behind to an early Nikola Milenkovic tap-in, as Alex Sandro’s header and a German Pezzella own goal turned it around.
Juventus have set several new records with their eighth consecutive Serie A title, as no other team in Europe’s top five leagues achieved this.
The Bianconeri needed only a point to secure the Scudetto, a situation they were also in last week before their 2-1 defeat to SPAL.
They earned that against Fiorentina, despite going behind to an early Nikola Milenkovic tap-in, as Alex Sandro’s header and a German Pezzella own goal turned it around.
That means Juve have won their eighth Serie A title in a row, something no top five European club had managed before.
The previous record was seven on the bounce in Ligue 1 for Olympique Lyonnais from 2001-02 to 2007-08.
By winning the Scudetto with five rounds to spare, Juve also equal the Serie A record set by Inter in the 2006-07 campaign in the era of three points for a victory.
This was the 150th Serie A game played at the Juventus Stadium, resulting in 127 wins in which they scored 335 goals.