Inter Milan end 11-year wait for Serie A title: Antonio Conte's men end Juventus's golden run in Italy

Inter Milan leapfrogged AC Milan to become the second-most successful side in the history of Serie A as Antonio Conte helped them to end a 11-year-wait for the league title. Inter sealed the title with 4 more games left in the ongoing season.

Inter Milan on Sunday were crowned the Serie A champions for the first time in 11 years after second-placed Atlanta dropped points following a 1-1 draw against Sassuolo. Antonio Conte's men sealed the Italian league title with 82 points from 34 matches, 13 points more than Atlanta. The title triumph also brings an end to Juventus' domination in the Serie A. The Turin side, which boasts of a powerful line-up which includes Cristiano Ronaldo, had won the league title for 9 successive seasons. Ronaldo's side are at the third spot with 69 points. The league title is Inter's first since winning the Serie A, Coppa Italia and Champions League Treble in 2009/10 under Jose Mourinho, and their 19th overall. Inter have therefore overtaken AC Milan, who have 18 Serie A titles, to become the second-most successful club in league history behind Juventus, with 36 league wins.