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Adam Summerton Picks His Favourite Serie A XI from 2013–2025
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Football commentator Adam Summerton names his favourite Serie A XI from 2013–2025, featuring stars like Buffon, Chiellini, Dybala, Mertens and Higuaín. Discover why these players made his dream team.
🏆 Roma 3–1 Parma (2000/01): The Day the Eternal City Turned Red and Yellow
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On the final day of the 2000/01 Serie A season, AS Roma sealed their first Scudetto in 18 years with a commanding 3–1 win over Parma. Backed by a roaring Stadio Olimpico, goals from Totti, Montella and Batistuta secured Fabio Capello’s side a place in history.
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 Oldest Starting XI to Win the UEFA Champions League – AC Milan 2006/07
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Experience triumphed over youth as AC Milan’s 2006/07 team became the oldest starting XI to win the UEFA Champions League. With an average age of 31 years, Milan’s legendary squad—including Maldini, Pirlo, and Inzaghi—avenged their 2005 heartbreak by defeating Liverpool 2-1 in the final. Their victory was a testament to tactical intelligence, leadership, and resilience, proving that footballing wisdom can still conquer Europe’s biggest stage.
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!