The 1997-98 campaign was a season of domestic dominance for Juventus as The Old Lady clinched their 25th Serie A Scudetto under manager Marcello Lippi after a legendary title race with rivals Inter. The incredible attacking prowess of Alessandro Del Piero, who was the club's top league scorer with 21 goals, and Filippo Inzaghi (18 goals) was central to their success. Supported by the midfield brilliance of Zinedine Zidane and Edgar Davids, the season was also defined by a deep European run, culminating in a third consecutive UEFA Champions League Final appearance, which they narrowly lost to Real Madrid. It was a triumphant year that cemented the legendary status of this generation's squad.