Italy's officially champion, for the seventh time in a row

The Old Lady needed a single point in her duel against Rome to secure the 34th Scuditto (when two titles were considered as a result of the Caliopolis scandal).

 Juventu fans in Rome (Photo: Getty Images)

The first half did not produce many cases of note. Paulo Dbala had a good chance, while on the other hand, he risked Aleksandar Kolarov with a free shot.

At the beginning of the second half, Dybala put the ball in the net, but was canceled for an out-of-the-game position. A moment to mention in the second half was the expulsion of Radja Nainggolan with the second yellow card (680).

 Radya Nainggolan was expelled with a red card (Photo: Getty Images)

Meanwhile, until the end of the challenge, neither of the teams managed to score a goal (0-0) and thus took the necessary point to declare themselves champion for this year's season in Serie A.

This was Juventu's seventh row trophy in Serbia A, since 2011/2012 season, it's the only club to have enjoyed Italy's title these years.

At this season, the whites won the Italian Cup after the triumph of Milan in the final, while the Champions League was eliminated in the quarterfinals from Real Madrid.

 Juventu won Italy's Cup (Photo: Getty Images)

In the next match, Naples beat Sampdorian by 2-0, but it remained four points behind the Old Lady when there's only one match left to take place (only three points in play).