2002-2003 Champions League: 1st Group Stage - Group G

Group G
Sep 18: Bayern München - Deportivo La Coruña 2-3
[Salihamidzic 57, Elber 64; Makaay 12, 45+1, 77]
Sep 18: Milan - Lens 2-1
[Inzaghi 57, 61; Moreira 75]
Sep 24: Deportivo La Coruña - Milan 0-4
[Seedorf 17, Inzaghi 33, 55, 62]
Sep 24: Lens - Bayern München 1-1
[Utaka 76; Linke 22]
Oct 1: Deportivo La Coruña - Lens 3-1
[Makaay 49, Capdevilla 79, Cesar 84; Moreira 10]
Oct 1: Bayern München - Milan 1-2
[Pizarro 54; Inzaghi 52, 84]
Oct 23: Lens - Deportivo La Coruña 3-1
[Coulibaly 61, Moreira 79, Thomert 84; Makaay 15]
Oct 23: Milan - Bayern München 2-1
[Serginho 11, Inzaghi 64; Tarnat 23]
Oct 29: Deportivo La Coruña - Bayern München 2-1
[Viktor 54, Makaay 89; Santa Cruz 77]
Oct 29: Lens - Milan 2-1
[Moreira 41, Utaka 49; Shevchenko 31]
Nov 13: Milan - Deportivo La Coruña 1-2
[Tomasson 34; Diego Tristan 58, Makaay 70]
Nov 13: Bayern München -  Lens 3-3
[N Kovac 6, Warmuz 18 og, Feulner 87; Fink 20 og, Bakari 54, Blanchard 90]

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AC Milan in 2002/03 UEFA Champions League (Road to Victory)

A manager like Carlo Ancelotti, former AC Milan player between 1987 and 1992, the first man in football history to win the Champions Cup both as player and manager with the same team.
A team full of champions: a goalkeeper at his peak (Dida), a strong defense (Maldini, Nesta, Serginho), classy midfielders (Seedorf, Rui Costa, Pirlo) and 4 legendary goalscorers (Inzaghi, Shevchenko, Rivaldo and Tomasson).
After the preliminary round against Slovan Liberec, AC Milan dominated the first 4 match days of Group G, by winning in La Coruna and Munich, 12 points in 4 wonderful games. In the 2nd Group Stage the same score, by reaching the qualification only in 4 matches, with two wins against Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund. 3-2 in the last minute against Ajax in quarter finals, drammatic battle with Internazionale ("The Derby of Milan") in semifinals. In Manchester (28 May 2003), the first historical italian final of UEFA Champions League, ended to penalties against Juventus FC. Dida saved 3 times, then Shevchenko scored the final penalty kick. 7th Champions Cup for AC Milan, 9 years after the triumph of Athens against Cruyiff's Barcelona. Paolo Maldini lifted up the cup 40 years later then his father Cesare, captain of AC Milan in 1963.

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2002-2003 Champions League: Best Goals

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2002-2003 Champions League: Semifinals and Final

Semifinals, 1st leg (6-7 May 2003)
Milan - Internazionale 0-0
Real Madrid - Juventus 2-1
[Ronaldo 23, Roberto Carlos 73; Trezeguet 45]

Semifinals, 2nd leg (13-14 May 2003)
Internazionale - Milan 1-1 --> aggregate: 1-1 for Milan (away goals rule)
[Martins 83; Shevchenko 45+1]
Juventus - Real Madrid 3-1 --> aggregate: 4-3 for Juventus
[Trezeguet 12, Del Piero 43, Nedved 73; Zidane 89] 

Final in Manchester (28 May 2003)
Milan - Juventus 0-0 a.e.t. --> 3-2 on penalties

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2002-2003 Champions League: Quarter Finals

Quarter finals, 1st leg (April 8-9)

Juventus - Barcelona 1-1
[Montero 16; Saviola 78]
Real Madrid - Manchester United 3-1
[Luis Figo 11, Raul 28, 49; van Nistelrooy 51]
Internazionale - Valencia 1-0
[Vieri 14]
Ajax - Milan 0-0

Quarter finals, 2nd leg (April 22-23)
Barcelona - Juventus 1-2 a.e.t. --> aggregate: 3-2 for Juventus
[Xavi 66; Nedved 53, Zalayeta 114]
Manchester United - Real Madrid 4-3 --> aggregate: 6-5 for Real Madrid
[van Nistelrooy 43, Helguera 53 og, Beckham 71, 84; Ronaldo 12, 51, 59]
Valencia - Internazionale 2-1 --> aggregate: 2-2 for Internazionale (away goals)
[Aimar 7, Baraja 51; Vieri 5]
Milan - Ajax 3-2 -->  aggregate: 3-2 for Milan
[Inzaghi 30, Shevchenko 65, Tomasson 90+1; Litmanen 63, Pienaar 81]

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2002-2003 Champions League: 2nd Group Stage - Group C

Group C
Nov 26: Milan - Real Madrid 1-0
  [Shevchenko 40]
Nov 26: Lokomotiv Moskva - Borussia Dortmund 1-2
  [Ignashevich 31; Frings 33, Koller 43]
Dec 11: Borussia Dortmund - Milan 0-1
  [Inzaghi 49]
Dec 11: Real Madrid - Lokomotiv Moskva 2-2
 [Raul 21, 76; Obiorah 47, Mnguni 74]
Feb 19: Real Madrid - Borussia Dortmund 2-1
  [Raul 43, Ronaldo 55; Koller 30]
Feb 19: Milan - Lokomotiv Moskva 1-0
  [Tomasson 61]
Feb 25: Borussia Dortmund - Real Madrid 1-1
  [Koller 23; Portillo 90+2]
Feb 25: Lokomotiv Moskva - Milan 0-1
  [Rivaldo 34 pen]
Mar 12: Real Madrid - Milan 3-1
  [Raul 12, 57, Guti 86; Rivaldo 81]
Mar 12: Borussia Dortmund - Lokomotiv Moskva 3-0
  [Frings 39, Koller 58, Amoroso 66]
Mar 18: Milan - Borussia Dortmund 0-1
  [Koller 80]
Mar 18: Lokomotiv Moskva - Real Madrid 0-1 
  [Ronaldo 35]

Milan AC                  6  4  0  2  5  4 12
Real Madrid               6  3  2  1  9  6 11
Borussia Dortmund         6  3  1  2  8  5 10
Lokomotiv Moskva          6  0  1  5  3 10  1

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