Juve win title as Inter stun Milan

Juventus last night won their first Serie A crown since 2003 as a Diego Milito hat-trick sunk title rivals AC Milan.

Mon, 07 May, 2012 - 01:00
James Whelan

Juve beat Cagliari 2-0 in Trieste, while Milan went down 4-2 to city rivals Inter in a thrilling San Siro derby.

The results left the Turin side four points ahead of the Rossoneri with one game of the season to go.

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