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Congretulations - JUVENTUS  Italian Champions 2011-12
Forza Azzurri Statistics would like to congratulate the Azzurro Club Juventus for winning the Scudetto (Italian Seria A Championship) 2011-2012, thus being declared Italian Champions. This is officially the twenty-eighth Scudetto for Juventus – the thirtieth when the two contested championships won by Juventus and revoked by the Italian Football Federation after Calciopoli are included. Thus, technically Juventus can say they won their third Scudetto Star. Juventus become Italian Champions after an absence of nine seasons after winning their last Scudetto in the 2002-2003 season (six seasons if the 2005-2006 revoked championship is considered). On behalf of all the Azzurri Supporters all over the world, we would like to compliment in particular the Azzurri players and officials of the club: Coach Antonio Conte, Officials Giampiero Boniperti, Gianluca Pessotto, Massimo Carrera and Fabrizio Ravanelli and the Players - Captain Alessandro Del Piero, Gianluigi Buffon, Marco Storari, Giorgio Chiellini, Andrea Brazagli, Leonardo Bonucci, Simone Pepe, Claudio Marchisio, Andrea Pirlo, Fabio Quagliarella, Marco Boriello, Alessandro
Matri, Fabio Grosso, Emanuele Giaccherini (who never played in Azzurro although was called-up) and four other Azzurri players who started the season with Juventus but were transferred in the January Transfer Window: Marco Motta, Vincenzo Iaquinta, Luca Toni and Carvalho Amauri.
Congretulations - MILAN, UDINESE, LAZIO, NAPOLI, INTER  Italian Teams in European Cups 2011-12
Forza Azzurri Statistics would like to congratulate the Azzurro Clubs Milan, Udinese, Lazio, Napoli and Inter in placing 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th respectively in the 2011-2012 Italian Seria A Championship, thus winning the right to represent Italy in next season's European Cups: Milan and Udinese together with Champions Juventus in the Champions League; Lazio, Napoli and Inter in the Europa (UEFA) Cup. On behalf of all the Azzurri Supporters all over the world, we would like to compliment in particular the Azzurri players and officials of the clubs: Milan - Assistant Coach Mauro Tassotti, Officials Marco Landucci and Filippo Galli (Landucci and Galli never played in Azzurro although they were called-up) and the Players - Captain Gennaro Ivan Gattuso, Christian Abbiati, Marco Amelia, Flavio Roma, Alessandro Nesta, Ignazio Abate, Gian Luca Zambrotta, Daniele Bonera, Massimo Ambrosini, Alberto Aquilani, Antonio Nocerino, Filippo Inzaghi, Antonio Cassano and Luca Antonini (who never played in Azzurro although was called-up); Udinese – Official Andrea Carnevale and the Players - Captain Antonio Di Natale, Giampiero Pinzi and Giovanni Pasquale (who never played in Azzurro although was called-up); Lazio – Official Simone Inzaghi and the Players - Captain Tommaso Rocchi, Stefano Mauri, Federico Marchetti, Cristian Brocchi, Italo-Argentine Cristian Daniel Ledesma, Luciano Zauri and Antonio Candreva; Napoli – Captain Paolo Cannavaro (who never played in Azzurro although was called-up), Morgan De Sanctis, Christian Maggio, Cristiano Lucarelli and Andrea Dossena; Inter – Assistant Coach Giuseppe Baresi and the Players – Giampaolo Pazzini, Angelo Palombo and Andrea Ranocchia.
Congretulations - NAPOLI  Coppa Italia Winners 2011-12
Forza Azzurri Statistics would like to congratulate the Azzurro Club Napoli who won the Coppa Italia 2011-2012 for the fourth time in their history. The last time that Inter won the Coppa Italia was twenty-six years ago in the 1986-1987 season. On behalf of all the Azzurri Supporters all over the world, we would like to compliment in particular the Azzurri players of the club: Captain Paolo Cannavaro (who never played in Azzurro although was called-up), Morgan De Sanctis, Christian Maggio, Cristiano Lucarelli and Andrea Dossena.