91 points. 89 goals. Ended Juve's 9-year run. Lukaku 24 goals, Lautaro 19. Conte's 3-5-2 masterclass.
Antonio Conte's 2020–21 Inter Milan ended Juventus's nine-year Serie A reign with 91 points, the second-highest total of any title winner in the past decade. Romelu Lukaku (24 goals) and Lautaro Martínez (19 goals) formed a strike partnership that scored 43% of the team's 89 goals—the highest league tally since the 1990s. This title run, powered by a 3-5-2 system, was faster than the average scudetto campaign, with Inter clinching with four games to spare. Compared to Napoli's 1986–90 side, Conte's team lacked a single transcendent star but boasted deeper squad rotation—25 players logged over 500 minutes each. The 91-point total also outperforms #9 Napoli's 87-point 1990 season, proving efficiency over pure brilliance.

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