My Greatest 11 - The Blog — 90s
An XI of Iconic World Cup Shirts: Footballing Brilliance and Unforgettable Style
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From Maradona's 1986 stripes to Nigeria's viral 2018 zig-zag kit, we pick an XI of the most iconic World Cup shirts ever worn on football's grandest stage.
My Favourite Nike Shirts XI: An Iconic Line-Up of Style & Legacy 👕
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A tribute to style and substance — this XI celebrates the most iconic Nike football shirts from the past 30 years, worn by legends like Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Riquelme, and Cafu. Football fashion meets greatness.
Milan’s Greatest XI Under Silvio Berlusconi: A Legacy of Football Royalty
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Silvio Berlusconi’s presidency transformed AC Milan into a European superpower, with iconic players and unforgettable triumphs. From Baresi and Maldini to Kaká and Shevchenko, this blog looks back at the ultimate starting XI from Berlusconi’s golden era at the San Siro.
The Youngest Starting XI to Win the UEFA Champions League – Ajax 1994/95
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In 1995, Ajax fielded the youngest starting XI ever to win the UEFA Champions League, defeating AC Milan in the final. With an average age of just 23, this fearless squad—featuring young stars like Seedorf, Kluivert, and Davids—played breathtaking football under Louis van Gaal. Their unbeaten run to the title remains one of the most remarkable achievements in European football history.
AC Milan’s Incredible 9-Game Defensive Streak in 1993/94
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In the 1993/94 Serie A season, AC Milan produced one of the greatest defensive runs in football history, going 9 consecutive games without conceding a goal. With a backline featuring Panucci or Tassotti, Baresi, Maldini, and Costacurta, and Sebastiano Rossi in goal. By the end of the season, Milan had conceded just 15 goals in 34 league matches, securing the Scudetto and a Champions League triumph. A true masterclass in defensive resilience!