For nine consecutive seasons, Juventus ruled Italian football.
From 2011/12 through to 2019/20, the Bianconeri won an extraordinary nine straight Serie A titles, establishing one of the most dominant eras in the history of Italian football.
But the 2019/20 season now holds a special place in Juventus history.
It was the last time Juventus lifted the Serie A trophy.
Since then, Inter Milan, AC Milan and Napoli have all been crowned champions of Italy, while Juventus have been left waiting to return to the top.
The 2019/20 Champions
The season marked the beginning of a new era in the Juventus dugout.
After five years under Massimiliano Allegri, Juventus appointed Maurizio Sarri as manager ahead of the 2019/20 campaign.
Sarri arrived with a reputation for possession-based football and an attacking style that had previously impressed during his time at Napoli and Chelsea.
The transition was not always straightforward, but Juventus had enough quality and experience to remain ahead of the competition.
The Bianconeri eventually finished on 83 points, one point ahead of Inter Milan, to secure their ninth consecutive Serie A title.
It would prove to be the final championship of an extraordinary dynasty.
The Team That Won Juventus' Last Scudetto
The Juventus side featured a fascinating mix of experienced club legends, international stars and players entering the prime years of their careers.
At the back was a familiar defensive presence, while midfield combined technical quality with energy and physicality.
Further forward, Juventus had one of the greatest goalscorers in football history leading the line.
Ronaldo and Dybala Lead the Way
Juventus' attack was built around two of the biggest names in world football.
Cristiano Ronaldo continued his remarkable goalscoring record, finishing the Serie A season with 31 goals.
His consistency in front of goal was crucial as Juventus navigated a competitive title race.
Alongside him, Paulo Dybala enjoyed one of his finest seasons for the club. His technical ability, creativity and ability to produce moments of brilliance earned him the Serie A MVP award for the 2019/20 campaign.
Together, they provided the quality Juventus needed when the pressure increased.
A New Look Defence
Juventus' defence also represented a changing of the guard.
Leonardo Bonucci remained as one of the experienced leaders of the side, while Matthijs de Ligt was beginning to establish himself after arriving as one of Europe's most highly rated young defenders.
Juan Cuadrado continued his evolution into a full-back role, while Alex Sandro provided balance on the left.
Behind them, Wojciech Szczęsny had firmly established himself as Juventus' first-choice goalkeeper.
It was a different Juventus defence to the one that had dominated Italian football earlier in the decade, but it still had enough quality to deliver another Scudetto.
It was a different Juventus defence to the one that had dominated Italian football earlier in the decade, but it still had enough quality to deliver another Scudetto.
The Final Season of a Dynasty
Winning the 2019/20 title extended Juventus' incredible run to nine consecutive championships.
However, it also marked the end of an era.
The following season, Juventus finished fourth as Inter Milan ended their dominance by winning Serie A under Antonio Conte.
Since then, the Bianconeri have continued their search for another league title.