'It's time to celebrate': Italian papers prepare for Juventus' title triumph as Maurizio Sarri's side can win Serie A for a ninth-straight season with victory at home to Sampdoria
- Italian papers are gearing up for Juventus' ninth-straight title triumph on Sunday
- Maurizio Sarri's side can clinch the title with victory at home over Sampdoria
- Newspaper TuttoSport have claimed that it is 'time to celebrate' for Sarri's side
Juventus are gearing up to win their ninth Serie A title in a row with victory at home to Sampdoria on Sunday.
Maurizzio Sarri's side have been leading the way for most of the title race and can clinch yet another league triumph tonight - as they sit four points ahead of second-placed Inter Milan with a game in hand.
Italian papers are preparing for Cristiano Ronaldo and co to get over the line tonight, with the TuttoSport claiming: 'It's time to celebrate' for Sarri's men.
TuttoSport are claiming that 'it is time to celebrate' for Juventus as they lead Serie A title race
Maurizio Sarri's side can win their ninth successive Serie A title with victory over
Meanwhile, Corriere dello Sport have credited Ronaldo and Paulo Dybala as Juventus 'hunt' for their ninth-straight title.
The Portuguese talisman has been on fire since the Serie A returned from the coronavirus pandemic, as he has netted nine goals in nine matches.
Dybala has also been a formidable figure in the Juve attack, with four goals since the restart as the two have made quite the pairing as they close in on the league title.
La Gazetta Sportiva have also focused on Juventus and the fact they can win the league with two matches to spare.
La Gazetta Sportiva said winning on Sunday would allow them to focus on Champions League
The Serie A giants could win the league with two matches to spare if victorious on Sunday
This would then allow them to focus more heavily on their Champions League campaign which is set to restart in August.
It was also expressed that it has been a 'difficult season' in Serie A history due to the how bad the outbreak of the covid-19 virus was in Italy and its effect on the league.
The Serie A giants face a second-leg tie with Ligue 1 side Lyon where they hope to turn around a one-goal deficit after Lucas Tousart's first half strike back in March.
If unsuccessful in claiming the league title tonight, Sarri's side still have matches against Cagliari and Roma to get the job done.
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