Top-5 Juventus Records From The Decade

# 4: The first team to win 3 consecutive Coppa Italia titles

Juventus celebrate their 3rd consecutive Coppa Italia title in 2018

9-time Coppa Italia champions Juventus broke clear of a tie with AS Roma by winning their 10th title in the competition in 2016. The Bianconeri returned to the competition the next season and successfully defended their title.

In the 2018 final, following a 4-0 win over AC Milan, Juventus became the first team in the competition history to win three titles on the trot. The Bianconeri would stretch their record of most consecutive Coppa Italia titles to 4 by winning their 13th title in 2018.

# 5: The first team to win 6 consecutive Scudetti

Juventus celebrate their record 6th consecutive Scudetto in 2016-17

Continuing their dominance in the Italian top-flight, the Bianconeri staved off a stern challenge from AS Roma to seal their 33rd Scudetto, their 6th consecutive triumph, in 2016-17.

This made Juventus the first team to win six consecutive titles in the competition. Juventus themselves (1930-31 to 1934-35), and Internazionale (2005-06 to 2009-10) each won a record 5 consecutive titles.

However, it should be noted that Internazionale finished behind Juventus in 2005-06 but the league title that season was awarded to the Nerrazzuri following the scrapping of Juventus' 2005-06 title and their subsequent demotion to Serie B due to the latter's involvement in the famous Calciopoli scandal.

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