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AC Milan in 1995

Era: Capello's Invincibles

18 stories and 78 matches from the Milan Club Adelaide history museum, in the order they happened.

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The stories of 1995

1995

King George Arrives — and Conquers the Ballon d'Or

In the summer of 1995 Adriano Galliani brought George Weah from Paris Saint-Germain, and within months the Liberian striker had rewritten history: that December he won the Ballon d'Or — the first (and still only) African footballer ever to receive it — along with FIFA World Player of the Year. Power, grace and impossible solo goals made 'King George' the spearhead of the 1996 and 1999 scudetti. He arrived a star and left, in 2000, a legend of the maglia rossonera.

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mid-1990s

Roberto Baggio's Milan nickname problem — the 'Codino' among rossoneri

When Roberto Baggio arrived at Milan in 1995 he brought his national nickname 'il Codino' (the little ponytail) and 'il Divin Codino' (the divine ponytail), coined by the Italian press for his Buddhist braid and celestial talent. At Milan, though, the fantasista struggled to fit Capello's rigid system, and the Gazzetta wrote of a genius partly caged. He still lifted the 1995-96 scudetto, a rare rossonero chapter for a player the Italian public loved above almost all others.

Sources

  • La Gazzetta dello Sport
  • Guerin Sportivo
  • it.wikipedia.org — Storia dell'A.C. Milan

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1995

The Berlusconi Becomes a Milan-Juventus Ritual

From 1995 the Trofeo Berlusconi settled into a fixed rite: Milan versus Juventus, every August, Italy's two most decorated clubs meeting to unlock the new season. For eighteen editions through 2012 the friendly carried the charge of a Derby d'Italia in miniature, often level and settled from the spot, as in the goalless 1995 final that Juventus took 6-5 on penalties. Broadcast nationwide and dissected in the Gazzetta dello Sport, it turned a testimonial into an institution, part pre-season sharpener and part summer spectacle. Later revivals pitted Milan against San Lorenzo (2014) and Internazionale (2015), but the Bianconeri duels remain the trophy's signature.

Sources

  • RSSSF archive, 'Trofeo Luigi Berlusconi 1991-2021' (rsssf.org/tablesl/l-berlusconi.html)
  • Wikipedia, 'Trofeo Luigi Berlusconi'
  • Guerin Sportivo, 'Trofeo Berlusconi: storia dell'amichevole piu attesa dell'estate' (2021)

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1994-95 season

The Crown Slips: 1994-95

The relentless run was briefly interrupted in 1994-95, as Milan surrendered their Serie A title to Juventus and fell in the European Cup final to a youthful Ajax. The double setback stung the Rossoneri into action. It prompted the ambitious summer swoop for George Weah and Roberto Baggio that would restore Milan to the Italian throne within a year.

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summer 1995

The Divine Ponytail Crosses from Juventus to Milan

In the summer of 1995 Milan controversially prised Roberto Baggio — Italy's beloved Divin Codino, the 1993 Ballon d'Or winner and idol of the Juventus curva — away from their arch-rivals, swapping Turin's black-and-white for Milan's red-and-black. Direct transfers between the peninsula's two most decorated clubs were almost taboo, making the move a rare and jarring crossing of Italian football's grandest divide. Fabio Capello folded the fantasista into his side, and though the pragmatic coach often used him from the bench, Baggio's flourishes and his seven goals in twenty-eight appearances proved vital in delivering the 1995-96 scudetto in his first season at San Siro. A jewel of pure Italian genius for the champions-in-waiting, his move remains one of the rivalry's most storied border crossings.

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1993-1995

Three Straight European Finals: Capello's Invincibles

Three Straight European Finals: Capello's Invincibles

Between 1993 and 1995, Fabio Capello's Milan reached three consecutive Champions League finals, stamping them as the dominant force in European football. They lifted the trophy once, with the unforgettable 4-0 demolition of Barcelona in Athens (1994), and fell short against Marseille (1993) and Ajax (1995). Married to a record 58-match Serie A unbeaten run between 1991 and 1993, these were the years of gli Invincibili, Capello's Invincibles.

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1995

Gunnar Nordahl, Milan's Eternal Bomber, Passes in Sardinia

On 15 September 1995 Gunnar Nordahl, the thunderous centre-forward of Gre-No-Li, died in Alghero, Sardinia, where he had settled in later life. The former Swedish fireman remains Milan's all-time top scorer in the league with 210 goals, a total amassed with a barrel-chested ferocity that terrorised Serie A defences through the early 1950s. Five times capocannoniere in Italy, he powered the scudetti of 1951 and 1955 and set a standard of goalscoring that no rossonero has since matched. His passing closed the middle chapter of the Swedish saga, leaving only Liedholm of the three still living.

Sources

  • La Gazzetta dello Sport, September 1995
  • Serie A goalscoring records

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1 February 1995

Super Cup 1994, first leg: a goalless duel at Highbury

The champions of Europe, fresh from the 4-0 destruction of Barcelona in Athens, met George Graham's Arsenal, holders of the Cup Winners' Cup, on a tight winter night at Highbury. The famous back fours cancelled each other out in a 0-0 draw, leaving everything to be decided a week later at San Siro.

Sources

  • RSSSF — European Super Cup 1994
  • UEFA official archives
  • La Gazzetta dello Sport archives

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8 February 1995

Super Cup 1994 won: Boban and Massaro sink Arsenal

Milan won the 1994 European Super Cup against Arsenal, the Cup Winners' Cup holders, as champions of Europe following the 4-0 masterpiece over Barcelona in Athens. The two-legged victory added another continental prize to Capello's remarkable collection. It underlined that this Milan side, even in transition, remained the benchmark of European football in the mid-1990s.

Sources

  • RSSSF — European Super Cup 1994
  • UEFA official archives
  • AC Milan club records
  • AC Milan official honours records

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March 1995

Benfica dispatched at San Siro

The holders' quarter-final against Benfica was decided by two contrasting nights: a 2-0 win at San Siro and a goalless stalemate at the Estádio da Luz, carrying Milan through 2-0 on aggregate and into the last four. A season that had begun with sanctions and exile was, tie by tie, being wrestled back onto the road to Vienna.

Sources

  • RSSSF – European Champions' Cup 1994-95
  • UEFA Champions League official archive

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5 April 1995

Boban silences the Parc des Princes

Paris Saint-Germain arrived in the semi-final as conquerors of Barcelona, driven by the irresistible George Weah — but at the Parc des Princes it was Zvonimir Boban who struck, his goal giving Milan a 1-0 first-leg win on French soil. Capello's side had taken control of the tie away from home, in the classic manner of the great European Milan. Within months, Weah himself would be wearing red and black, and lifting the Ballon d'Or in Milan's colours.

Sources

  • RSSSF – European Champions' Cup 1994-95
  • UEFA Champions League official archive
  • La Gazzetta dello Sport, April 1995

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19 April 1995

A fifth final in seven springs

In the return leg at San Siro, Milan beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 to complete a 3-0 aggregate and book their place in the Vienna final. It was a third consecutive European Cup final — the first such run by any club since the Bayern Munich of the mid-1970s — and a fifth final in seven seasons for the Milan of Sacchi and Capello. The destination was the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, the very ground where the season's troubles had begun with the Salzburg sanction.

Sources

  • RSSSF – European Champions' Cup 1994-95
  • UEFA Champions League official archive
  • La Gazzetta dello Sport, April 1995

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24 May 1995

1995 Champions League Final: Ajax 1-0 Milan

At Vienna's Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Louis van Gaal's youthful Ajax edged Milan 1-0 to close the Rossoneri's era of dominance. Substitute Patrick Kluivert, then 18, struck five minutes from time to settle Milan's third consecutive Champions League final. It was a narrow, dignified farewell to Capello's golden generation on Europe's biggest stage.

— MATCH SHEET — Milan XI: S. Rossi; Panucci, Costacurta, Baresi (c), Maldini; Albertini, Desailly, Donadoni, Boban; Simone, Massaro Coach: Fabio Capello Scorers: Kluivert 85' (Ajax) — on as a 70th-minute substitute, at 18 years 327 days the youngest scorer in a Champions League final Substitutions: 84' Boban → Lentini; 88' Massaro → Eranio Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna, att. 49,730 — Van Gaal's young Ajax against Capello's third final in a row.

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Serie A 1994-95

1994-95: Super Cup glory, Ajax heartbreak

The domestic streak ended with a fourth-place Serie A finish as Juventus took the title, though Capello's men beat Arsenal to win the European Super Cup. In the Champions League final in Vienna, an ageing Milan were undone by Van Gaal's brilliant young Ajax, teenage substitute Patrick Kluivert scoring the only goal five minutes from time. Defeat to Velez Sarsfield in the Intercontinental Cup completed a season of near-misses — Milan's third European Cup final in a row, but this one lost.

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3 July 1995

Mike Maignan Is Born

Mike Maignan Is Born

Mickaël 'Mike' Maignan was born on 3 July 1995 in Cayenne, French Guiana, before his family moved to the Paris suburbs where he came through the Paris Saint-Germain and later Lille academies. Arriving at Milan in 2021 to replace the departing Gianluigi Donnarumma, 'Magic Mike' silenced any doubts by keeping a string of clean sheets and anchoring the Rossoneri to the 2021-22 Scudetto with commanding shot-stopping and superb distribution. Beyond his goalkeeping, Maignan became a symbol of dignity in the Italian game when he led his team off the pitch in protest at racist abuse during a match at Udine in January 2024.

Sources

  • La Gazzetta dello Sport
  • Sky Sport Italia
  • UEFA.com

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August 1995

San Siro's Last Ovation for the Swan

Days after the retirement announcement, San Siro staged its goodbye before the pre-season Trofeo Berlusconi against Juventus. Van Basten walked onto the grass one final time and the stadium rose as one, the Curva chanting his name through a long, tearful ovation as he saluted every corner of the ground that had watched him redefine the art of the centre-forward. The 'Swan of Utrecht' left the pitch he had ruled with a wave, closing the most beautiful unfinished symphony in Milan's history.

Sources

  • Contemporary press reports, August 1995
  • Trofeo Luigi Berlusconi records
  • AC Milan official club history

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17 August 1995

17 August 1995: Basta

On 17 August 1995, more than two years after his last match, the 30-year-old van Basten announced what everyone feared and no one wanted to hear: the ankle would never again permit top-level football, and he was retiring. He left Milan with 125 goals in 201 appearances, three Ballons d'Or and two European Cups — a career amputated at its absolute peak. Years later the tortured joint would have to be surgically fused simply so that he could walk without pain. No injury in the club's history has ever cost football more.

Sources

  • Contemporary press reports, August 1995 (La Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere della Sera)
  • AC Milan official statistics
  • Marco van Basten, Basta (autobiography, 2019)

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December 1995

Weah Wins the Ballon d'Or — First African Laureate

When France Football opened the Ballon d'Or to non-European players based at European clubs in 1995, George Weah seized the moment to become the first African ever named European Footballer of the Year, finishing a commanding 36 points clear of runner-up Jurgen Klinsmann. Signed from Paris Saint-Germain that summer, the Liberian led Milan's attack with a rare marriage of power, pace and delicacy for so large a man. In the same landmark year he was also acclaimed FIFA World Player of the Year, the worldwide vote echoing France Football, and with the African Footballer of the Year award alongside it, 1995 gave Weah a clean sweep no forward from his continent had ever assembled. From the streets of Monrovia to the podium in a Milan shirt, it remains one of football's great journeys — and a landmark for African football achieved in the red and black of Milan.

Sources

  • France Football, Ballon d'Or, December 1995
  • La Gazzetta dello Sport
  • France Football
  • World Soccer
  • FIFA World Player archives

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Every match of 1995

  1. Serie A: Milan 1-1 Napoli

    8 January 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 15: Milan drew with Napoli 1-1 at San Siro on 8 January 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 73' Simone, 87' Cannavaro I MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Boban, Costacurta, Baresi II, Lentini (46' Melli I), Donadoni, Di Canio, Savicevic (85' Tassotti), Simone — All.: Capello.

  2. Serie A: Milan 2-1 Reggiana

    11 January 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 12: Milan beat Reggiana 2-1 at San Siro on 11 January 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 1' Simone, 67' Simutenkov, 89' Savicevic MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Donadoni (75' Di Canio), Desailly II, Massaro, Savicevic, Simone — All.: Capello.

  3. Serie A: Bari 3-5 Milan

    15 January 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 16: Milan beat Bari 5-3 away on 15 January 1995. Venue: San Nicola, Bari. Reti: 11' Massaro, 30' e 66' Tovalieri, 40, 52', 56' e 84' Savicevic, 73' Pedone BARI. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Donadoni, Desailly II, Simone (65' Melli I), Savicevic, Massaro (90' Di Canio) — All.: Capello.

  4. Serie A: Milan 2-0 Fiorentina

    22 January 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 17: Milan beat Fiorentina 2-0 at San Siro on 22 January 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 78' Desailly II, 84' Di Canio MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, F. Galli, Baresi II, Donadoni (73' Di Canio), Desailly II, Massaro, Savicevic, Simone (82' Boban) — All.: Capello.

  5. Serie A: Milan 1-1 Cagliari

    12 February 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 19: Milan drew with Cagliari 1-1 at San Siro on 12 February 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 14' Muzzi, 53' Panucci II MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini (46' Di Canio), Costacurta, Baresi II, Donadoni, Desailly II, Simone, Boban, Massaro — All.: Capello.

  6. Serie A: Genoa 1-1 Milan

    15 February 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 18: Milan drew with Genoa 1-1 away on 15 February 1995. Venue: Marassi - Ferraris, Genova. Reti: 45' rig. Skuhravy, 83' Panucci II GENOA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini (46' Donadoni), Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio, Desailly II, Massaro (60' Melli I), Di Canio, Simone — All.: Capello.

  7. Serie A: Lazio 4-0 Milan

    19 February 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 20: Milan lost to Lazio 0-4 away on 19 February 1995. Venue: Olimpico, Roma. Reti: 18' Casiraghi, 52' e 64' rig. Signori, 79' aut. Baresi II LAZIO. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio (65' Tassotti), Desailly II, Massaro, Donadoni, Simone (57' Melli I) — All.: Capello.

  8. Serie A: Milan 3-1 Cremonese

    26 February 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 21: Milan beat Cremonese 3-1 at San Siro on 26 February 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 2' Boban, 35' Stroppa, 86' Massaro, 91' rig. Chiesa MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, F. Galli, Albertini, Costacurta (30' Nava), Baresi II, Stroppa, Desailly II (71' Donadoni), Boban, Savicevic, Massaro — All.: Capello.

  9. Serie A: Brescia 0-5 Milan

    5 March 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 22: Milan beat Brescia 5-0 away on 5 March 1995. Venue: Rigamonti, Brescia. Reti: 46', 56' e 69' Simone, 73' P. Maldini, 84' Stroppa BRESCIA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini (79' Nava), Albertini, F. Galli, Baresi II, Eranio, Stroppa, Boban, Savicevic (75' Di Canio), Simone — All.: Capello.

  10. Serie A: Milan 1-0 Padova

    12 March 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 23: Milan beat Padova 1-0 at San Siro on 12 March 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 28' Simone MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, F. Galli, Costacurta, Eranio, Stroppa (70' Donadoni), Boban, Lentini, Simone (46' Di Canio) — All.: Capello.

  11. Serie A: Sampdoria 0-3 Milan

    19 March 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 24: Milan beat Sampdoria 3-0 away on 19 March 1995. Venue: Marassi - Ferraris, Genova. Reti: 11' Simone, 71' e 92' rig. Albertini SAMPDORIA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, F. Galli, Costacurta, Stroppa (46' Eranio), Desailly II, Boban, Savicevic, Simone (78' Lentini) — All.: Capello.

  12. Serie A: Milan 0-2 Juventus

    1 April 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 25: Milan lost to Juventus 0-2 at San Siro on 1 April 1995.

  13. Serie A: AC Parma 2-3 Milan

    9 April 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 26: Milan beat AC Parma 3-2 away on 9 April 1995. Venue: Tardini, Parma. Reti: 3' Lentini, 14' rig. Simone, 41' rig. Zola, 53' Simone, 84' rig. Zola PARMA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Donadoni, Costacurta, Baresi II, Sordo, Desailly II (72' Tassotti), Lentini, Savicevic (65' F. Galli), Simone — All.: Capello.

  14. Serie A: Inter 3-1 Milan

    15 April 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 27: Milan lost to Inter 1-3 away on 15 April 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 43' Seno, 69' Jonk, 84' Stroppa, 87' aut. S. Rossi INTERNAZIONALE. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, F. Galli, Costacurta (75' Stroppa), Eranio, Donadoni, Boban, Savicevic, Lentini (58' Massaro) — All.: Capello.

  15. Serie A: Milan 5-1 Torino

    23 April 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 28: Milan beat Torino 5-1 at San Siro on 23 April 1995. Venue: Dall'Ara, Bologna. Reti: 20' Savicevic, 22' Simone, 32' Rizzitelli, 62' Lentini, 69' e 85' Donadoni MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Costacurta, P. Maldini, Albertini, F. Galli, Baresi II, Eranio (63' Sordo), Donadoni, Lentini, Savicevic (75' Stroppa), Simone — All.: Capello.

  16. Serie A: Reggiana 0-4 Milan

    30 April 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 29: Milan beat Reggiana 4-0 away on 30 April 1995. Venue: Giglio, Reggio Emilia. Reti: 6' Lentini, 31' aut. De Napoli, 66' Savicevic, 82' Simone REGGIANA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Donadoni, Costacurta, Baresi II, Stroppa, Desailly II, Lentini (78' Sordo), Savicevic (69' Massaro), Simone — All.: Capello.

  17. Friendly: Cassano D'Adda 3-8 Milan

    4 May 1995 · Season 1994-95 (friendly match): Milan beat Cassano D'Adda 8-3 at Cassano d'Adda (MI) on 4 May 1995. Reti: Melli I (2), Minetti (2), Stroppa, Massaro, Sordo, Toppan, .....

  18. Serie A: Milan 3-0 Foggia

    7 May 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 30: Milan beat Foggia 3-0 at San Siro on 7 May 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 43' Lentini, 56' Savicevic, 79' Simone MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Donadoni, Costacurta, Baresi II, Stroppa (46' Albertini), Desailly II, Lentini (79' Sordo), Savicevic, Simone — All.: Capello.

  19. Friendly: Milan 4-1 Pro Patria

    11 May 1995 · Season 1994-95 (friendly match): Milan beat Pro Patria 4-1 at Milanello, Carnago (VA) on 11 May 1995. Reti: Massaro, M. Orlando, rig. Albertini, D�Aversa, .....

  20. Serie A: Milan 1-0 Roma

    14 May 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 31: Milan beat Roma 1-0 at San Siro on 14 May 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 34' Lentini MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio (24' Donadoni), Lentini, Boban, Massaro (87' F. Galli), Simone — All.: Capello.

  21. Serie A: Napoli 1-0 Milan

    21 May 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 32: Milan lost to Napoli 0-1 away on 21 May 1995.

  22. Serie A: Milan 0-1 Bari

    28 May 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 33: Milan lost to Bari 0-1 at San Siro on 28 May 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 64' Tovalieri MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, F. Galli, Baresi II, Eranio (67' M. Orlando), Desailly II, Lentini, Boban (46' Donadoni), Simone — All.: Capello.

  23. Serie A: Fiorentina 1-2 Milan

    4 June 1995 · Season 1994-95, matchday 34: Milan beat Fiorentina 2-1 away on 4 June 1995. Venue: Artemio Franchi, Firenze. Reti: 4' Melli I, 42' Batistuta, 79' rig. Simone FIORENTINA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Tassotti, Panucci II, Albertini (76' M. Orlando), F. Galli, P. Maldini, Melli I (72' Di Canio), Donadoni, Eranio, Lentini, Simone — All.: Capello.

  24. Coppa Della Bonta': Guangzhou Apollo 1-4 Milan

    7 June 1995 · Season 1994-95 (coppa della bonta' match): Milan beat Guangzhou Apollo 4-1 at Canton (Cina) on 7 June 1995. Reti: 32' Melli I, 49' Futre, 57' Al. Orlando, 63' Zhijun Hu, 87' Eranio.

  25. Coppa Del Drago: Shichuan Quanxing 0-4 Milan

    9 June 1995 · Season 1994-95 (coppa del drago match): Milan beat Shichuan Quanxing 4-0 at Chengou (Cina) on 9 June 1995. Reti: 8' e 63' Al. Orlando, 32' rig. Melli I, 52' rig. Albertini.

  26. Coppa Del Drago: Shimizu S-Pulse 1-5 Milan

    11 June 1995 · Season 1994-95 (coppa del drago match): Milan beat Shimizu S-Pulse 5-1 at Tokyo (Giappone) on 11 June 1995. Reti: 2' Toninho, 12' Lentini, 46' Eranio, 72' Futre, 78' Dionigi, 85' Sordo.

  27. Coppa Del Drago: Beijing Guoan 0-0 Milan

    14 June 1995 · Season 1994-95 (coppa del drago match): Milan drew with Beijing Guoan 0-0 at Pechino (Cina) on 14 June 1995.

  28. Coppa Del Drago: South China 1-2 Milan

    18 June 1995 · Season 1994-95 (coppa del drago match): Milan beat South China 2-1 at Hong Kong (Cina) on 18 June 1995. Reti: 31' Wu Qunli, 45' e 80' rig. Melli I.

  29. Departed: Alessandro Melli

    1995-96 season window · Alessandro Melli left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  30. Departed: Angelo Carbone

    1995-96 season window · Angelo Carbone left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  31. Departed: Carlo Cudicini

    1995-96 season window · Carlo Cudicini left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  32. Departed: Cristian Brocchi

    1 July 1995 · Cristian Brocchi left Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 1 July 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  33. Departed: Daniele Massaro

    1 July 1995 · Daniele Massaro left Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 1 July 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  34. Departed: Enzo Gambaro

    1995-96 season window · Enzo Gambaro left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  35. Departed: Francesco Cozza

    1995-96 season window · Francesco Cozza left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  36. Departed: Francesco De Francesco

    1995-96 season window · Francesco De Francesco left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  37. Departed: Giovanni Stroppa

    1995-96 season window · Giovanni Stroppa left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  38. Departed: Giuseppe Cardone

    1995-96 season window · Giuseppe Cardone left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  39. Departed: Massimo Oddo

    1 July 1995 · Massimo Oddo left Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 1 July 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  40. Departed: Massimo Orlando

    1995-96 season window · Massimo Orlando left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  41. Departed: Paolo Di Canio

    1995-96 season window · Paolo Di Canio left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  42. Departed: Roberto Colombo

    1995-96 season window · Roberto Colombo left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  43. Departed: Stefano Nava

    1995-96 season window · Stefano Nava left Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  44. Signed: Enzo Gambaro

    1995-96 season window · Enzo Gambaro joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  45. Signed: Francesco Cozza

    1995-96 season window · Francesco Cozza joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  46. Signed: Futre

    1995-96 season window · Futre joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  47. Signed: George Weah

    1 July 1995 · George Weah joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 1 July 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  48. Signed: Giuseppe Cardone

    1995-96 season window · Giuseppe Cardone joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  49. Signed: Mario Stancanelli

    1995-96 season window · Mario Stancanelli joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  50. Signed: Massimo Ambrosini

    1 July 1995 · Massimo Ambrosini joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 1 July 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  51. Signed: Patrick Vieira

    1995-96 season window · Patrick Vieira joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  52. Signed: Tomas Locatelli

    1995-96 season window · Tomas Locatelli joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (window date approximate; fee as recorded by Transfermarkt).

  53. Signed: Roberto Baggio

    6 July 1995 · Roberto Baggio joined Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 6 July 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  54. Friendly: Alessandria 0-3 Milan

    28 July 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan beat Alessandria 3-0 at Moccagatta, Alessandria on 28 July 1995. Reti: 21' e 36' Simone, 62' Di Canio.

  55. Friendly: Standard Liegi 1-2 Milan

    2 August 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan beat Standard Liegi 2-1 at Sclessin, Liegi (Belgio) on 2 August 1995. Reti: 13' Wilmots, 36' rig. Albertini, 56' Weah.

  56. Friendly: Bayern Munchen 0-0 Milan

    7 August 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan drew with Bayern Munchen 0-0 at Olympiastadion, Monaco di Baviera (Germania) on 7 August 1995.

  57. Friendly: Benfica 2-1 Milan

    10 August 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan lost to Benfica 1-2 at Da Luz, Lisbona (Portogallo) on 10 August 1995. Reti: 7' Valdo, 48' Iliev, 66' Weah.

  58. Departed: Marco van Basten

    17 August 1995 · Marco van Basten left Milan in the 1995-96 season (exact date 17 August 1995, per Transfermarkt player records).

  59. Trofeo 'Luigi Berlusconi': Milan 0-0 Juventus

    18 August 1995 · Season 1995-96 (trofeo 'luigi berlusconi' match): Milan drew with Juventus 0-0 at San Siro, Milano on 18 August 1995.

  60. Friendly: Saint Etienne 2-1 Milan

    22 August 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan lost to Saint Etienne 1-2 at Saint Etienne (Francia) on 22 August 1995. Reti: 51' e 64' Moravicic, 84' Boban.

  61. Serie A: Padova 1-2 Milan

    27 August 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 1: Milan beat Padova 2-1 away on 27 August 1995. Venue: Euganeo, Padova. Reti: 6' Weah, 34' Amoruso I, 44' Baresi II PADOVA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, Coco, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Lentini, Desailly II, Weah, Baggio I (75' Donadoni), Savicevic (61' Simone) — All.: Capello.

  62. Friendly: Pro Patria 2-4 Milan

    7 September 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan beat Pro Patria 4-2 at Busto Arsizio on 7 September 1995. Reti: Simone (2), Weah, Di Canio, .....

  63. Serie A: Milan 2-1 Udinese

    10 September 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 2: Milan beat Udinese 2-1 at San Siro on 10 September 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 10' aut. Sergio, 60' Poggi, 85' Baggio I MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta (34' F. Galli), Baresi II, Lentini (54' Donadoni), Desailly II, Savicevic (65' Simone), Weah, Baggio I — All.: Capello.

  64. Serie A: Roma 1-2 Milan

    17 September 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 3: Milan beat Roma 2-1 away on 17 September 1995. Venue: Olimpico, Roma. Reti: 15' Balbo, 46' e 76' Weah ROMA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio, Desailly II, Weah, Savicevic (75' Donadoni), Simone (86' Di Canio) — All.: Capello.

  65. Serie A: Milan 3-0 Atalanta

    24 September 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 4: Milan beat Atalanta 3-0 at San Siro on 24 September 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 25' Desailly II, 88' Baggio I, 91' Di Canio MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini (66' Donadoni), Costacurta, Baresi II, Boban, Desailly II, Weah, Baggio I (89' Di Canio), Simone (66' Eranio) — All.: Capello.

  66. Serie A: Bari 1-0 Milan

    1 October 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 5: Milan lost to Bari 0-1 away on 1 October 1995.

  67. Friendly: Milan 6-2 Solbiatese

    12 October 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan beat Solbiatese 6-2 at Milanello, Carnago (VA) on 12 October 1995. Reti: Weah (2), Ambrosini (2), Di Canio, Locatelli, .....

  68. Serie A: Milan 2-1 Juventus

    15 October 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 6: Milan beat Juventus 2-1 at San Siro on 15 October 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 7' Simone, 14' Weah, 81' Del Piero MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Boban, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio (90' Tassotti), Desailly II, Weah, Donadoni, Simone (80' Di Canio) — All.: Capello.

  69. Serie A: Vicenza 1-1 Milan

    22 October 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 7: Milan drew with Vicenza 1-1 away on 22 October 1995. Venue: Menti, Vicenza. Reti: 43' Eranio, 49' Murgita VICENZA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Coco, Eranio (75' Lentini), Desailly II, Boban, Weah, Simone (61' Di Canio) — All.: Capello.

  70. Serie A: Inter 1-1 Milan

    29 October 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 8: Milan drew with Inter 1-1 away on 29 October 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 19' Paganin II, 46' Savicevic INTERNAZIONALE. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio, Desailly II, Weah, Savicevic, Simone (76' Baggio I) — All.: Capello.

  71. Serie A: Milan 3-2 Cagliari

    5 November 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 9: Milan beat Cagliari 3-2 at San Siro on 5 November 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 10' Di Canio, 16' Lentini, 34' Oliveira, 48' Simone, 67' rig. Oliveira MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Lentini (83' Ambrosini), Desailly II, Savicevic, Simone, Di Canio (71' Tassotti) — All.: Capello.

  72. Friendly: Milan 6-1 Solbiatese

    16 November 1995 · Season 1995-96 (friendly match): Milan beat Solbiatese 6-1 at Milanello, Carnago (VA) on 16 November 1995. Reti: Di Canio (2), Locatelli (2), Vieira, Weah, .....

  73. Serie A: AC Parma 0-0 Milan

    19 November 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 10: Milan drew with AC Parma 0-0 away on 19 November 1995. Venue: Tardini, Parma. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio, Desailly II, Weah, Boban, Baggio I (78' Simone) — All.: Capello.

  74. Serie A: Milan 3-0 Piacenza

    26 November 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 11: Milan beat Piacenza 3-0 at San Siro on 26 November 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 7' Savicevic, 25' Panucci II, 77' P. Maldini MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio, Desailly II (81' Simone), Weah, Savicevic (80' Ambrosini), Baggio I — All.: Capello.

  75. Serie A: Lazio 0-1 Milan

    3 December 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 12: Milan beat Lazio 1-0 away on 3 December 1995. Venue: Olimpico, Roma. Reti: 87' Weah LAZIO. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini (27' Ambrosini), Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio, Desailly II, Weah, Savicevic (88' Di Canio), Baggio I (69' Coco) — All.: Capello.

  76. Serie A: Milan 0-0 Napoli

    10 December 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 13: Milan drew with Napoli 0-0 at San Siro on 10 December 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II (82' Tassotti), P. Maldini, Albertini, Costacurta, Baresi II, Donadoni (91' Di Canio), Desailly II, Weah, Savicevic, Baggio I (46' Simone) — All.: Capello.

  77. Serie A: Milan 1-1 Torino

    17 December 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 14: Milan drew with Torino 1-1 at San Siro on 17 December 1995. Venue: San Siro, Milano. Reti: 5' rig. Rizzitelli, 11' Boban MILAN. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Tassotti, P. Maldini, Albertini (83' Di Canio), Costacurta, Baresi II, Eranio (46' Simone), Desailly II, Weah, Boban, Baggio I — All.: Capello.

  78. Serie A: Fiorentina 2-2 Milan

    23 December 1995 · Season 1995-96, matchday 15: Milan drew with Fiorentina 2-2 away on 23 December 1995. Venue: Artemio Franchi, Firenze. Reti: 12' Weah, 13' Robbiati, 54' rig. Baggio I, 74' Baiano FIORENTINA. Milan XI: S. Rossi, Panucci II, P. Maldini, Albertini, Desailly II, Baresi II, Eranio (46' Tassotti), Donadoni, Weah, Boban, Baggio I (70' Simone) — All.: Capello.