Chelsea manager Antonio Conte lost the title in dramatic circumstances with a bigger point advantage when he was Juventus captain

Daily Mail | April 25, 2017

Antonio Conte has every reason to be fearful ahead of the Premier League run-in, despite Chelsea's four-point lead.

After all, the Italian manager knows the pain of blowing an advantage, having captained Juventus as they collapsed and lost the title to Lazio during the 1999-2000 campaign.

Juventus had led the league table for the vast majority of the season under manager Carlo Ancelotti. They even went 22 games unbeaten between October and March.

Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Conte (second left) look on as Juventus blew the title in 2000

Conte captained a Juve side which lost the title by a point after leading by nine points

Diego Simeone and Lazio pipped Juve by a point after a win on the final day of the season

With eight games remaining, Juventus had a nine point advantage over their fellow title challengers Lazio.