1995–96 A.C. Milan season

A.C. Milan

1995-96 season

Manager

Fabio Capello

Serie A

1st

Coppa Italia

Quarter Finals

UEFA Cup

Quarter Finals

Top goalscorer

League: George Weah (11)
All: George Weah (17)

← 1994–95

1996–97 →

A.C. Milan got back to the level at which it had performed in consecutive seasons between 1992 and 1994, resulting in the domestic league title. It had reacted to its unexpected fall from grace in 1994-95 with signing George Weah and Roberto Baggio for the attack. Despite Baggio not performing at his customary Juventus level, a tight defence landed the title for the Milanese club.

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Sebastiano Rossi
2	DF	Christian Panucci
3	DF	Paolo Maldini
4	MF	Demetrio Albertini
5	DF	Filippo Galli
6	DF	Franco Baresi
7	FW	Paolo Di Canio
8	MF	Marcel Desailly
9	FW	George Weah
10	MF	Dejan Savicevic
11	MF	Roberto Donadoni
12	GK	Mario Ielpo
13	DF	Roberto Lorenzini
14	MF	Gianluigi Lentini
15	MF	Massimo Ambrosini
16	MF	Tomas Locatelli

No.	Position	Player
17	GK	Gabriele Aldegani
18	FW	Roberto Baggio
19	DF	Stefano Nava
20	MF	Zvonimir Boban
21	DF	Giuseppe Cardone
21	DF	Mauro Tassotti
22	GK	Carlo Cudicini
23	FW	Marco Simone
24	MF	Stefano Eranio
25	FW	Marco Van Basten
26	MF	Gianluca Sordo
27	DF	Francesco Coco
28	MF	Paulo Futre
29	DF	Alessandro Costacurta
30	DF	Claudio Mastropasqua
31	MF	Patrick Vieira

Serie A

Matches

1	Padova	1–2	Milan
	Amoruso 34'		Weah 7' Baresi 44'

2	Milan	2–1	Udinese
	Sergio 10' (o.g.) Baggio 85'		Poggi 59'

3	Roma	1–2	Milan
	Balbo 15'		Weah 45, 76'

4	Milan	3–0	Atalanta
	Desailly 25' Baggio 88' Di Canio 90'

5	Bari	1–0	Milan
	Gautieri 46'

6	Milan	2–1	Juventus
	Simone 7' Weah 14'		Del Piero 81'

7	Vicenza	1–1	Milan
	Murgita 49'		Eranio 43'

8	Inter	1–1	Milan
	Paganin 19'		Savićević 46'

9	Milan	3–2	Cagliari
	Di Canio 10' Lentini 16' Simone 48'		L. Oliveira 34', 67' (pen.)

10	Parma	0–0	Milan

11	Milan	3–0	Piacenza
	Savićević 7' Panucci 25' Maldini 77'

12	Lazio	0–1	Milan
			Weah 87'

13	Milan	0–0	Napoli

14	Milan	1–1	Torino
	Boban 12'		Rizzitelli 6' (pen.)

15	Fiorentina	2–2	Milan
	Robbiati 13' Baiano 74'		Weah 12' Baggio 54' (pen.)

16	Milan	3–0	Sampdoria
	Panucci 10' Savićević 37' Baggio 56'

17	Cremonese	0–0	Milan

18	Milan	1–0	Padova
	Baggio 56' (pen.)

19	Udinese	0–2	Milan
			Maldini 44' Boban 60'

20	Milan	3–1	Roma
	Weah 7' Aldair 55' (o.g.) Panucci 86'		Moriero 8'

21	Atalanta	0–1	Milan
			Weah 2'

22	Milan	3–2	Bari
	Simone 7, 28' Weah 88'		Pedone 21' Sala 49'

23	Juventus	1–1	Milan
	Conte 3'		Weah 30'

24	Milan	4–0	Vicenza
	Savićević 47' Simone 51', 59' (pen.) Di Canio 88'

25	Milan	0–1	Inter
			Branca 5'

26	Milan	3–0	Parma
	Baggio 43' Donadoni 48' Savićević 72'

27	Piacenza	0–2	Milan
			Desailly 51' Simone 66'

28	Milan	0–0	Lazio

29	Cagliari	1–2	Milan
	M. Villa 32'		Napoli 30' (o.g.) L. Oliveira 78' (o.g.)

30	Napoli	0–1	Milan
			Panucci 13'

31	Torino	1–1	Milan
	Cristallini 79' (pen.)		Maldini 62'

32	Milan	3–1	Fiorentina
	Savićević 14' Baggio 45' Simone 76'		Rui Costa 13'

33	Sampdoria	3–0	Milan
	Chiesa 1, 35' Mancini 38'

34	Milan	7–1	Cremonese
	S. De Agostini 7' (o.g.), 61' (o.g.) Weah 59' Panucci 65' Di Canio 83, 85' Boban 84'		Florijančič 22'

Top Scorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1995/96

Associazione Calcio Milan

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History	History Seasons Europe

Home stadium	San Siro (1926–present)

Training ground	Milanello

Rivalries	Milan derby

Supporters	Fossa dei Leoni

Media	Milan Channel Forza Milan!

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