Antonio Conte’s Inter have averaged more points than José Mourinho’s side in 2010 and are the only team in Serie A’s history to have won the first 11 games of the girone di ritorno.
Inter have an 11-point lead over second-placed Milan, and collecting 13 points in the final eight games of the season will be enough for the Nerazzurri to claim their first Serie A title in ten years.
Antonio Conte’s side are the only team in Serie A’s history to win the first 11 games of the girone di ritorno.
Antonio Conte’s Inter have averaged more points than José Mourinho’s side in 2010 and are the only team in Serie A’s history to have won the first 11 games of the girone di ritorno.
Inter have an 11-point lead over second-placed Milan, and collecting 13 points in the final eight games of the season will be enough for the Nerazzurri to claim their first Serie A title in ten years.
Antonio Conte’s side are the only team in Serie A’s history to win the first 11 games of the girone di ritorno.
They have the second-best attack in the league with 69 goals scored and the best defence along with Juventus, with just 27 goals conceded.
The Nerazzurri also have a better point average than in 2010, when José Mourinho’s Inter won the treble.
The Special One averaged 2.15 points per game that season, while Conte has 2.46 this term.
Only Giovanni Trapattoni and Roberto Mancini have a better record.
‘Trap’ managed 2.47 points per game in 1988-99, Mancini 2.55 in the 2006-07 campaign.