Juventus clinched its fifth straight Serie A title with three matches to spare after Napoli was beaten 1-0 at Roma on Monday, capping an impressive run after a difficult start to the season.
Juventus won 2-1 at Fiorentina on Sunday and Napoli needed to beat Roma. It's the first time a team has won Serie A after losing four of its first 10 matches.
"I always say that you grow amid hardships, so considering our path, I've got even more pride," Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri wrote on Twitter.
Allegri also attached a tweet he made in August: "Serie A isn't a 100-meter final; it's a marathon: You need to be patient to find the right rhythm."
Radja Nainggolan scored for Roma one minute from end on a play that began with Roma's Francesco Totti. Juventus leads Napoli by 12 points, with Roma two points further back in tight race for second and last direct berth in Cl.