Como a Juventus ganhou a Liga dos Campeões de 1996?

A final contra o Ajax terminou em 1 a 1, com gols de Ravanelli e Litmanen, e a Juventus venceu a disputa de pênaltis por 4 a 2.

Quem era o técnico da Juventus campeã em 1996?

O técnico era Marcello Lippi, que comandou o clube a partir de 1994.

Qual outro título a Juventus conquistou em 1996?

A Juventus venceu o River Plate por 1 a 0, com gol de Del Piero, e conquistou a Copa Intercontinental.

Resposta rápida

A Juventus de 1996 foi campeã da Liga dos Campeões 1995-96 ao vencer o Ajax por 4 a 2 nos pênaltis, após empate em 1 a 1 em Roma, e depois venceu o River Plate na Copa Intercontinental.

Juventus 1996

Juventus in 1996, led by Marcello Lippi, won the UEFA Champions League in 1995-96 by defeating Ajax on penalties in Rome, and later won the Intercontinental Cup.

History

Juventus in the mid-1990s was rebuilt by Marcello Lippi, who took over the club in 1994 and quickly placed the team back at the top of Italian football. The core of the team brought together names such as Alessandro Del Piero, Didier Deschamps, Gianluca Vialli, Fabrizio Ravanelli and goalkeeper Angelo Peruzzi. In the 1995-96 Champions League, the team advanced to the final, played on May 22, 1996 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. Ravanelli opened the scoring and Ajax equalized through Jari Litmanen before halftime, taking the match to penalties. Juventus won the penalty shootout 4-2 and won the second European Cup in its history, 11 years after the 1985 title. At the end of that year, the team defeated River Plate 1-0 in Tokyo, with a goal by Del Piero, and won the Intercontinental Cup, consolidating 1996 as one of the greatest years in the club's history.