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>Milan's game vs. PSG was the 100th of the EC1 campaigns (not 99th)

>            P       W     D     L      Gf     Ga

>Home        44      35    6     3     120     22
>Away        46      18   14    14      60     48
>Neutral     10       7    0     3      23     11
>___________________________________________________
>Totals     100      60   20    20     203     81

>   Note the symmetry!!!

>Note two things: for the purposes of the above table, the two games played
>this year in Trieste (Milan-AEK, Milan-Ajax) are considered played on a
>Neutral site (whether Trieste is "neutral" or not is debatable, but for the
>above table "home" means San Siro).  Also the game against Olympique Marseilles
>in 1991 is counted as a 3-0 defeat since the 3-0 forfait score is the official
>FIFA result and supersedes the actual 1-0 defeat on the field.

>A few more details:

>The 3 teams which have beaten Milan in San Siro in EC1 are:

>Saarbrucken -  3-4 in 1955/56 in Milan's first EC1 game ever (Milan won the
>return in Saarbrucken by 1-4).

>Barcelona - 0-2 in 1959/60 (Barcelona went on to cream Milan 5-1 in Barcelona
>in the return)

>and Porto - 0-1 in 1979/80 (this was the return match, the away leg in Oporto
>had ended up 0-0)

>Also, the alltime leading scorers of Milan an ALL THREE European Cups are:

>1.   Altafini      20 goals
>2.   van Basten    18
>3.   Prati         16
>4.   Bigon         14
>5.   Rivera        12
>     Chiarugi      12
>7.   Sormani       11
>     Virdis        11
>     SIMONE        11  

>Capitals indicate players still active with Milan

>Cheers,
>Loris

> >Recently, Hamid posted Milan's record in EC1.  Since I have been compiling
> >Milan's Cup stats in the last few months, I would like to correct a few
> >minor points:

> >Milan's game vs. PSG was the 100th of the EC1 campaigns (not 99th)

> Indeed you are right.

> >and the record stands as follows:

> >            P       W     D     L      Gf     Ga

> >Home        44      35    6     3     120     22
> >Away        46      18   14    14      60     48
> >Neutral     10       7    0     3      23     11
> >___________________________________________________
> >Totals     100      60   20    20     203     81

> >   Note the symmetry!!!

> Hmm.  I am already confused with the idea of Symmetry, now what would
> happen if Super Symmetry was mentioned :-)  would be super confused :-))

> >Note two things: for the purposes of the above table, the two games played
> >this year in Trieste (Milan-AEK, Milan-Ajax) are considered played on a
> >Neutral site (whether Trieste is "neutral" or not is debatable, but for the
> >above table "home" means San Siro).  Also the game against Olympique Marseilles
> >in 1991 is counted as a 3-0 defeat since the 3-0 forfait score is the official
> >FIFA result and supersedes the actual 1-0 defeat on the field.

> >A few more details:

> >The 3 teams which have beaten Milan in San Siro in EC1 are:

> >Saarbrucken -  3-4 in 1955/56 in Milan's first EC1 game ever (Milan won the
> >return in Saarbrucken by 1-4).

> >Barcelona - 0-2 in 1959/60 (Barcelona went on to cream Milan 5-1 in Barcelona
> >in the return)

> >and Porto - 0-1 in 1979/80 (this was the return match, the away leg in Oporto
> >had ended up 0-0)

> >Also, the alltime leading scorers of Milan an ALL THREE European Cups are:

> >1.   Altafini      20 goals
> >2.   van Basten    18
> >3.   Prati         16
> >4.   Bigon         14
> >5.   Rivera        12
> >     Chiarugi      12
> >7.   Sormani       11
> >     Virdis        11
> >     SIMONE        11  

>    Marco goalo :-)

> >10.  MASSARO        9
> >11.  Schiaffino     8
> >     Benetti        8
> >13.  Calloni        7
> >     Papin          7
> >15.  Grillo         6
> >     Barison        6
> >     Gullit         6
> >     Rijkaard       6

> >Capitals indicate players still active with Milan

> >Cheers,
> >Loris

> cheers!
> hamid