The next few years saw Atalanta achieve two mid-table finishes in Serie A. In the 1995–96 season, Christian Vieri led the attack; the club reached its third Coppa Italia final that season, though lost against Fiorentina (3–0 over two legs). Future Champions League and 2006 World Cup winner Filippo Inzaghi led the attack during the 1996–97 campaign: Inzaghi scored 24 goals for Atalanta that season, finishing as the "Capocannoniere" (league top scorer). He remains the only Atalanta player to win "Capocannoniere", and despite moving to the likes of Juventus and later Milan after that season, did not enjoy such a prolific season again in Serie A. The 1996–97 season was however marred by another major loss: in February 1997, 22-year-old forward Federico Pisani died in a car accident. The club retired his shirt number (14) and nicknamed the "Curva Nord" of the Bergamo stadium"—"the one typically occupied by the Atalanta ultras—the "Curva Pisani" in his honor.