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Real Madrid-Milan, the European classic 
 
 
 
10/03/2003
Real Madrid and Milan are playing the game that has become "a
top-level European classic" in the Champions League. The foundations
for the fame of both squads date back to the early years of the
European Cup competition. There was a Real Madrid-Milan match-up
already in the very first year of the continental tournament with a
resounding 4-2 score for the Whites.
Both squads have met at the elite of European soccer as many as 10
times, including the final of the third European Cup, which Real
Madrid clinched following a 3-2 score. Until this year's competition,
the record of the opponents was completely level: nine match-ups, four
wins for each side and one draw. Milan broke the tie on November 26th
on their ground with a 1-0 win.
From 5-0 to 1-5
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We must remember that the differences between these two great squads
have always been very small, even when it comes to the final scores,
most of which have been very tight. However, there also have been some
stuffings, especially for Real Madrid. The two most resounding ones in
the fans' mind took place within a short period of time. The first one
was that 5-0 that Gullit, Van Basten, Rijkard, Baressi and Maldini
inflicted over the team of Butragueño, Schuster and Hugo Sánchez in
the European Cup game that seemed very level at first (Milan,
19-04-1989). The other one was that 1-5 score on such a remarkable
date as Milan's centenary (Milan, 01-08-2000). Guti scored four
targets on that occasion.
Another match-up that ended up as stuffing was the Copa Latina final
with the incontestable 5-1 score for the Whites (Madrid, 20-06-1957).
The last thrashing to be remembered is the one Real Madrid got over
Milan (6-3) at the semifinals of the Ramón de Carranza Trophy (Cádiz,
29-08-1959), when Di Stéfano scored five of the six white goals.
Clear white authority
These figures together with the ones from Europe Cup make Real Madrid
the dominant side in all the encounters against the Italians. To date,
both squads have played 33 games ever since they met for the first
time 54 years ago (Madrid, 05-04-1949), which was a friendly that
ended in a white victory by 1-0. Ever since the first encounter, the
Spaniards have won 12 times, drawn two and lost nine. The number of
goals scored and conceded also benefits the Whites with 47 targets in
favour and 41 against.
Obliged to win
Now Real is seeking to level the balance in Champions League with a
victory at Bernabéu. Del Bosque's boys are obliged to win because any
other result will jeopardize the participation in this competition.
That's why Wednesday's match is important, to the extent that all the
tickets were sold out soon after they became available.
Regardless of certain speculation about the Italians' attitude for the
match-up, they are bound to step on Bernabéu's field with all their
weapons loaded, which are very powerful. There are three very
important objectives for the Italian side to achieve: to get another
win and the subsequent economic profits, to get rid of a tough and
dangerous rival as soon as possible, but, above all, to live up to
their prestige in Europe. It is not going to be an easy job for Del
Bosque's boys, but nobody should announce the end of the European
competition for Real because the they have never lost a European fight
to Milan at Bernabéu.
ALL THE REAL MADRID-MILAN 
EUROPEAN CUP
(04-05-1956) Semifinals (first leg) Real Madrid, 4 – Milan, 2. 
(01-05-1956) Semifinals (second leg) Milán, 2 – Real Madrid 1. 
(28-05-1958) Final (Brussels) Real Madrid, 3 – Milan, 2. 
(29-01-1964) Quarterfinals (first leg) Real Madrid, 4 – Milan, 1. 
(13-02-1964) Quarterfinals (Second leg) Milan, 2 – Real Madrid, 0. 
(05-04-1989) Semifinals (first leg) Real Madrid, 1 – Milan, 1. 
(19-04-1989) Semifinals (second leg) Milan, 5 – Real Madrid, 0. 
(18-10-1989) Last sixteen (first leg) Milan, 2 – Real Madrid, 0. 
(01-11-1989) Last sixteen (second leg) Real Madrid, 1 – Milan, 0. 
(26-11-2002) Champions League Stage 2 (first leg) Milan, 1 – Real
Madrid, 0.
Teams /// P // W // D // L // GF // GA 
R.Madrid/// 10 // 4 // 1 // 5 // 14 // 18
AC Milan/// 10 // 5 // 1 // 4 // 18 // 14 
COPA LATINA 
(20-06-1957) Real Madrid, 5 – Milan, 1. 
SANTIAGO BERNABÉU TROPHY
(02-09-1979) Real Madrid, 2 – Milan, 0.
(01-09-1988) Real Madrid, 0 – Milan, 3.
(29-08-1990) Real Madrid, 1 – Milan, 3.
(24-08-1999) Real Madrid, 4 – Milan, 2. 
RAMÓN DE CARRANZA TROPHY
(20-08-1959) Real Madrid, 6 – Milan, 3.
(29-08-1970) Real Madrid, 2 – Milan, 2. 
TRIBUTE TO JOSE ANTONIO CAMACHO
(05-05-1990) Real Madrid, 2 – Milan, 1. 
LUIGI BERLUSCONI TROPHY
(17-08-1993) Milan, 3 – Real Madrid, 2. 
A.C. MILAN'S CENTENARY
(01-08-2000) Milan, 1 – Real Madrid, 5. 
FRIENDLY
(05-04-1949) Real Madrid, 1 – Milan, 0.
(12-12-1983) Milan, 3 – Real Madrid, 1.
(04-05-1988) Milan, 2 – Real Madrid, 1. 
Report: Juan José López Soto
Pictures: Realmadrid.com

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