2003 UEFA Champions League final

The 2003 UEFA Champions League final was an all-Italian match in Manchester in which AC Milan defeated Juventus 3–2 on penalties after a 0–0 draw.

Old Trafford: A football stadium in Greater Manchester and the home ground of Manchester United. It hosted the final on 28 May 2003.
Penalty shoot-out (association football): A method for deciding a football match by alternating penalty kicks after extra time leaves the score level. Milan won the final’s shootout 3–2.
AC Milan in European football: The history of AC Milan’s participation and achievements in European club competitions. The victory gave Milan its sixth European Cup or Champions League title.
1996 UEFA Champions League final: The 1996 final in which Juventus defeated Ajax on penalties after a 1–1 draw. It was Juventus’s earlier Champions League final decided by a shootout.
AC Milan: An Italian professional football club based in Milan. The club won the final after the shootout.
Penalty kick (association football): A direct free kick taken from the penalty mark after a defending team commits a punishable offence in its penalty area. Each shootout attempt was taken from the penalty mark.
Juventus FC in European football: The history of Juventus’s participation and achievements in European club competitions. The defeat was Juventus’s second consecutive Champions League final loss.
2005 UEFA Champions League final: The 2005 final in which Liverpool recovered from three goals down to defeat AC Milan on penalties. Milan’s next Champions League final also ended in a penalty shootout, but with the opposite result.
Juventus FC: An Italian professional football club based in Turin. The club lost the final despite reaching the shootout.
Golden goal: A now-discontinued rule that ended extra time when a team scored. Unlike a golden-goal final, this match remained scoreless through extra time.

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