Inter Milan 5-1 Udinese: Ashley Young scores as Inter celebrate Serie A title win
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Ashley Young is the first English player to score in consecutive Serie A campaigns since Paul Ince in 1995-96 and 1996-97
Ashley Young, Christian Eriksen and Romelu Lukaku all scored as Inter Milan celebrated their Serie A title with a final-day rout of Udinese.
Young chipped in via the post for his only goal of the season.
Eriksen scored a deflected free-kick and Lautaro Martinez netted a penalty.
Ivan Perisic curled in a fantastic fourth and Lukaku chested in his 30th goal of the season after Alexis Sanchez's shot hit the post - before Roberto Pereyra's consolation penalty.
Young, aged 35 years and 318 days, is the oldest English player to score in Europe's top five leagues this season. His contract comes to an end this summer with his future uncertain.
Antonio Conte's Inter finish with 91 points and 89 goals - their second and third best Serie A records respectively.
About 1,000 fans - invited guests such as players' family instead of ticket-paying supporters - were allowed to attend at the San Siro for Inter's title-winning celebrations afterwards.
Inter Milan ended Juventus' nine-year reign as Italian champions this season
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