It had been in the air for weeks, if not for months, and finally arrived in the Easter Egg: Juventus, after the disappointment of the Champions League, won the eighth Scudetto in a row by beating Fiorentina at home, after being passed behind and even risked suffering a 0-2 draw. But Federico Chiesa, promised Juventus (the focus will be on him in the summer to rejuvenate the squad and launch a new cycle) is too wrong and so Alex Sandro and an own goal from Pezzella overturn the result.
The eighth consecutive triumph earned Juventus a European record: no team from the top continental championships had ever won more than seven consecutive championships (Lyon, in France, had succeeded). To beat the absolute record for points in Serie A, held by Antonio Conte's Juve with 102 points, Allegri's men will have to wait until the last matchday, and only on condition that they win all the remaining matches between now and the end of the championship.
Next year the bianconeri will look for the ninth symphony but above all they will try to relaunch their European ambitions, looking for yet another assault on that trophy, the Champions Cup, which they have been sending since 1996 and which Juventus have brought home only twice in their history . Will Massimiliano Allegri still lead this group? It would seem so, but it is not said. Will this still be the group? Mostly yes, but Andrea Barzagli has already announced his retirement, while Paulo Dybala is now considered to be departing. We will start again from Cristiano Ronaldo, a great protagonist in his first year in Turin.
