Milan giants inch forward in Europe

Italy’s Milan clubs looked in good shape at the midway stage of their Champions League quarter-finals after Wednesday’s first-leg fixtures tonight.

Milan giants inch forward in Europe
Wed, 29 Mar, 2006 - 22:47

Italy’s Milan clubs looked in good shape at the midway stage of their Champions League quarter-finals after Wednesday’s first-leg fixtures tonight.

AC Milan achieved a commendable goalless draw against free-scoring Lyon, while Inter came from behind to win their home first-leg match with Villarreal 2-1.

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