Antonio Conte has made it clear that he wants his Juventus side to finish the season as strongly as possible.
The "Old Lady" host Cagliari on Saturday is looking for the three points that will take them up to 89 points.
Juve is currently sitting at 86 points in first place, five points behind Fabio Capello's record 91 point final standing in 2006, though that title was stripped from the Bianconeri over an alleged match-fixing scandal.
The Turin-based club secured the Scuedetto last weekend, Conte does not want his player to rest yet, and is now setting his sights on breaking the club record.
"We want to try and continue what has been done so far, and finish the season in the best possible way," the 43-year-old told reporters at a press conference on Friday. "We need two wins for an important record, so that will be an additional motivation for us. If we can beat that it will be cause for further satisfaction. "Last year we had a beautiful ceremony, so I urge the fans not to invade the pitch at the end of the game. We want to raise the trophy in front of our fans. We want to celebrate all together in the best way."
Juve's final two games of the campaign are at home to Cagliari this Saturday and then away to Sampdoria eight days later.
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