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Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri said Antonio Conte's record points haul in Serie A will be tough to surpass.
Former Juve boss Conte set the record during his time in Turin, leading the Bianconeri to 102 points in the 2013-14 season.
Seven-time reigning Italian champions Juve remain unbeaten this term and improved to 63 points through 23 games following Sunday's 3-0 win at Sassuolo.
Speaking of the record afterwards, Allegri told reporters: "Conte's record of points in Serie A with Juventus, we will hardly be able to beat it.
"But the important thing now was to get back to plus-11 [points] from Napoli and try to get to plus 14 on Friday, and only then we will think about the Champions [League].
"What matters to me is winning the Scudetto, winning a thousand points is pointless; we have to be good, in this moment, at bringing home points."
