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Juventus secure fourth successive Italian title

Saturday, May 2, 2015

Juventus have been crowned champions of Italy for a fourth season running after Arturo Vidal struck the decisive goal at UC Sampdoria to seal their 31st Serie A title.

Serie A: 2 May ©AFP/Getty Images

• Arturo Vidal nets decisive goal as Juventus secure 31st Scudetto with success at UC Sampdoria.
• Juve claim fourth successive title with away win in Genoa.
• Vidal seals victory with 32nd-minute header.
• Second-placed SS Lazio 17 points behind with five games left to play.

Elsewhere
Liga: Suárez and Ronaldo shine
Bundesliga: Leverkusen beat Bayern
Premier League: West Brom stun United
Liga: Lyon edge in front

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