
Share
13th March 2016
03:31pm GMT

England - Manchester United (00/01 & 12/13) - Five games of the season remaining.
Manchester United have twice wrapped up the Premier League with five games remaining. The first, in 2001, saw the Red Devils claim the title on April 14, eventually ending the season on 79 points and a 10-point lead over Arsenal.
The second was Sir Alex Ferguson's final year in charge of United, with Robin Van Persie firing the team to an 86-point total and an 11-point gap to Manchester City.
Germany - Bayern Munich (13/14) - Seven games of the season remaining
In Pep Guardiola's first season in charge, Bayern Munich went 28 games unbeaten on their way to the Bundesliga title in 2014. Not only would they wrap up the title on March 25, they would also close out the season by declaring they were signing league top scorer Robert Lewandowski from Borussia Dortmund. Because that's fair.
Italy - Juventus (13/14) - Three games of the season remaining
Juventus wrapped up their 30th league title without having to kick a ball following Roma's slip-up against Catania in early May. Juve would finish that season with a stonking 102 points on their way to a third successive Serie A title. That's how you mark an anniversary.Explore more on these topics: