Juventus’ long and extraordinary history leaves little room for any more firsts and yet this season proved to be just that after they went on one of the greatest runs of all time to win the Serie A title. Tallying an absolutely insane 73 points out of a possible 75 from 25 unbeaten matches earned them a record fifth consecutive Serie A title and, maybe most astonishingly, it came on the heels of the worst start in club history. Veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon played a key role in Juventus' success, keeping 20 clean sheets in 34 games, setting a new mark of 973 minutes without conceding along the way. Paulo Dybala was their main attacking threat following his transfer from Palermo, scoring 16 times in 32 appearances, while Mario Mandzukic contributed 10 goals. Paul Pogba, meanwhile, found the net eight times from midfield. “This is the best one because this season has really been crazy and incredible,” Juventus goalkeeper and captain Gianluigi Buffon said Sunday. “It shows the technical and moral strength of the team, and the desire not to give up and continue surprising.”