Milan fail to impress Capello, despite win

JUVENTUS coach Fabio Capello insisted his team didn’t deserve their 3-1 defeat to AC Milan which ended the Serie A leaders’ 100% league record on Saturday night.
Milan fail to impress Capello, despite win
Mon, 31 Oct, 2005 - 00:00
James Whelan

Milan blew away the champions with first-half goals from Clarence Seedorf, Kaka and Andrea Pirlo before David Trezeguet pulled one back in the 76th minute.

Milan's win was their seventh in a row and cut Juve's lead to just two points but Capello was unimpressed.

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