• Cristiano Ronaldo, Juan Cuadrado, Blaise Matuidi and Emre Can celebrate in front of the fans after Juventus won the Serie A title. AFP
    Cristiano Ronaldo, Juan Cuadrado, Blaise Matuidi and Emre Can celebrate in front of the fans after Juventus won the Serie A title. AFP
  • Cristiano Ronaldo acknowledges fans as Juventus celebrate winning the Serie A title. AFP
    Cristiano Ronaldo acknowledges fans as Juventus celebrate winning the Serie A title. AFP
  • Cristiano Ronaldo acknowledges fans as Juventus celebrate winning the Serie A title. AFP
    Cristiano Ronaldo acknowledges fans as Juventus celebrate winning the Serie A title. AFP
  • Fiorentina midfielder Bryan Dabo (c) challenges Juventus defenders Leonardo Bonucci and Alex Sandro. AFP
    Fiorentina midfielder Bryan Dabo (c) challenges Juventus defenders Leonardo Bonucci and Alex Sandro. AFP
  • Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates with teammates after his shot caused the own goal to give Juventus a 2-1 lead against Fiorentina. EPA
    Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates with teammates after his shot caused the own goal to give Juventus a 2-1 lead against Fiorentina. EPA
  • Juventus fans wave flags and show their support. Getty Images
    Juventus fans wave flags and show their support. Getty Images
  • Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after his shot caused the own goal to give Juventus a 2-1 lead against Fiorentina. AFP
    Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates after his shot caused the own goal to give Juventus a 2-1 lead against Fiorentina. AFP

Cristiano Ronaldo makes more history after Juventus clinch eighth straight Serie A title - in pictures


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Cristiano Ronaldo on Saturday became the first player to win top-flight league titles in England, Spain and Italy after Juventus clinched a record-extending eighth successive Serie A crown with a 2-1 win over Fiorentina.

After the disappointment of Uefa Champions League elimination at the quarter-final stage to Ajax on Wednesday, Juve found themselves behind to a sixth minute goal from Serbian defender Nikola Milenkovic.

Alex Sandro levelled for Juventus in the 37th minute, before German Pezzella's own goal eight minutes after the break gave the defending champions the lead.

That proved to be the decisive goal of the game as Juventus saw out the victory to move into an unassailable 20-point lead over second-placed Napoli with five matches remaining.