SundaySiena 0-2 ParmaNovara 3-0 CesenaPalermo     4-4 ChievoUdinese     2-0 GenoaAtalanta 0-2 LazioBologna 2-0 NapoliInter 4-2 MilanCagliari 0-2 JuventusMILAN – Juventus clinched their first Italian title for nine seasons on Sunday but not until Serie A had dished up its customary climactic mix of chaos, drama and controversy.Unbeaten Juventus comfortably dispatched Cagliari 2-0 in a match which the Sardinians hosted in Trieste - closer to Zagreb than their own island base - and featured a last minute change in kickoff times.The title was assured when AC Milan, the only team who could catch them, lost 4-2 to bitter rivals Inter in a match which featured three penalties, a hat-trick for Diego Milito, two goals for Zlatan Ibrahimovic and yet another ghost goal.The final whistle in Trieste was greeted by an unruly pitch invasion by Juventus fans and the champions quickly re-ignited the controversy over how many titles they had won.Officially, it was Juventus’ 28th Serie A title - an Italian record - yet Juve players and officials were quick to bring up the Calciopoli match-fixing scandal which resulted in them being stripped of the 2005 and 2006 titles."”It’s our 30th Scudetto,” Juventus sporting director Giuseppe Marotta told television reporters after his team moved four points clear of Milan with one game to play."”We have 30 on all the champagne bottles and we have won 30 titles.”Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, one of several players who went down to Serie B when Juventus were demoted as a result of Calciopoli, joined in the debate.