STARS A6AIN | The Numbers of our Triumph

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·18 April 2025

STARS A6AIN | The Numbers of our Triumph

Juventus Women claimed a well-deserved sixth Scudetto crown on Friday, and with it, came a myriad of new records, standout achievements and impressive statistics that have marked this incredible season.

We've put together the best ones for you below:

Juventus has been crowned Italian champions for the sixth time in its history, following the 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 (forfeited), 2020/21 and 2021/22 seasons. In the three points for a win era (since 1995/96), no team has won the title more times than the Bianconeri: six, along with Torres.
Massimiliano Canzi became the third coach to win the Scudetto at the helm of Juventus Women after Rita Guarino (four) and Joe Montemurro (one).
Juventus has the best offensive record (63 goals) and the second best defensive record (27 goals conceded by the Bianconeri, five more than Inter Milan) in the current campaign.
Overall, Juventus is the team with the best winning percentage in Serie A in the three-point-per-win era (since 1995/1996): 80%, having won 145 of the 180 matches played, with 18 draws and 17 losses.
Juventus is the team with the most clean sheets this Serie A season with 10, one ahead of Inter and Lazio with nine.
Juventus is the team that has scored the most goals on set pieces this season: 20. Notably, it is also the team that has scored the most on penalty kicks (five) and indirect free kicks (six) as well.
Juventus is the only team that boasts two players born from 1/1/2004 onward with at least five appearances this campaign: Eva Schatzer (three goals and two assists, born in 2005) and Chiara Beccari (three goals and four assist, born in 2004).
Juventus has scored 12 goals from substitutes this campaign, more than any other team in the league.
Juventus is the team that has scored at least three goals the most times in a single match in this Serie A season: 11.