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Ahead of Saturday's Champions League showdown between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, the Italian manager looks back on his most memorable victory with AC Milan.
The 2003 Champions League final is a game that divides opinion like few others. For some, it was a dour draw in which AC Milan and Juventus cancelled one another out before the former prevailed on penalties. For others, though, it was an exhibition of the art of defending.
Ex-Milan boss Ancelotti freely acknowledges that it was a game of few chances but, as the Italian tells Goal, he has nothing but fond memories of the all-Italian affair in Manchester.
Indeed, the 56-year-old coach was particularly pleased to see Paolo Maldini lift the trophy, as the pair managed to maintain a professional working relationship despite being former team-mates and good friends...
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