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Antonio Conte's Juventus went 23W-15D-0L for 84 points in 2011–12, becoming the first unbeaten 38-game Serie A champion.
After two seventh-place finishes, Antonio Conte transformed Juventus overnight in 2011–12. Anchored by Gianluigi Buffon, Giorgio Chiellini, and Andrea Pirlo, Juve went 23 wins and 15 draws across 38 Serie A matches to finish with 84 points and reclaim the Scudetto. Their unbeaten league run stretched to 49 matches before finally ending against Inter Milan in November 2012. Trails Ajax (#4) without a European trophy, but outranks Celtic (#6) as the first side ever to complete a 38-game Serie A season undefeated. Antonio Conte's Juventus went 23W-15D-0L for 84 points in 2011–12, becoming the first unbeaten 38-game Serie A champion. Key benchmarks: league matches: 38; win rate: 60.5%; points: 84.
After two seventh-place finishes, Antonio Conte transformed Juventus overnight in 2011–12. Anchored by Gianluigi Buffon, Giorgio Chiellini, and Andrea Pirlo, Juve went 23 wins and 15 draws across 38 Serie A matches to finish with 84 points and reclaim the Scudetto. Their unbeaten league run stretched to 49 matches before finally ending against Inter Milan in November 2012.
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