Juventus have wrapped up a seventh consecutive Serie A title, holding off a strong challenge from Napoli to defend the Scudetto again.
Massimiliano Allegri has led the club to a fourth straight domestic double during his time at the club, with the Juve coach being linked with succeeding Arsene Wenger at Arsenal.
7 - Juventus have now won the Serie A title for the seventh time in a row – a new record in the Serie A history. Queen.May 13, 2018
7 - Juventus have won seven straight Scudetti, the first team in Italian football history to achieve this feat.
34 - The Bianconeri have now won the league 34 times - this is 16 more titles than any of their Serie A rivals.
22 - Paulo Dybala is the youngest player in Europe's top-five leagues to have scored at least 20 goals this term.
10 - Juve kept 10 consecutive clean sheets from January 6 to March 17, setting a joint-record in Serie A history.
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12 - Allegri's side won 12 league matches in a row from December 17 to March 14, while they were unbeaten domestically from November through to April, when Napoli's 1-0 win in Turin blew the Scudetto race wide open.
22 - Juventus have now kept 22 clean sheets, equalling the Serie A record in a single season.
7-0 - The biggest win of Juve's season was a 7-0 demolition of Sassuolo on February 4 - Gonzalo Higuain scoring a second-half hat-trick.
15 - Juventus are the only team in Serie A this season to have more than one player score 15 or more goals (Dybala 22, Higuain 16).
