Juventus’ 9 years Serie A dominance ends as Inter Milan edges closer to title

May 1, 2021 / Sports / By Ayomide John

A popular saying goes thus; What has a beginning must surely have an end. Juventus’ nine years reign as Serie A champions has finally come to an end.

Inter Milan’s 0-2 victory at Crotone means that Andrea Pirlo’s side can no longer win the title as they sit in the fourth position with 66 points with six matches left to play.

Juventus won the Serie nine consecutive times under three different managers; Antonio Conte, Max Allegri and Maurizio Sarri between 2012 and 2020.

However, Juventus’ former manager, Antonio Conte is set to break the Old Ladies’ dominance in the league.

Antonio Conte’s Inter Milan will be crowned new Serie A champions for the first time since 2010 if Atalanta beat Sassuolo on Sunday.

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Ayomide John

Ayomide is first, a football writer, a sports analyst and then a multi-niched journalist with a particular interest in lifestyle, politics, literature and history. He is an experienced Search Engine Optimisation Analyst and Content Marketer. He holds a degree in Literature in English (OAU). He hopes to do his Masters in International Media Studies.He is a Manchester United fan since 2008.