1991–92 A.C. Milan season

Milan

1991–92 season

Manager

Fabio Capello

Serie A

1st

Coppa Italia

Semi-finals

Top goalscorer

League:
Marco van Basten (25)
All:
Marco van Basten (29)

← 1990–91

1992–93 →

A.C. Milan returned to the glorious days it had under Arrigo Sacchi, with Fabio Capello as new coach. Marco van Basten had his last season uninterrupted by injury, netting 25 goals, which was one of the main reasons Milan was able to overhaul Juventus. Milan ran through the season unbeaten, a rare feat in footballing history (equalled in Serie A only by Juventus in the 2011-12 season). Its run totalled 58 matches, encompassing the next season as well.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Serie A

Matches

1	Ascoli	0–1	Milan
			Benetti 39' (o.g.)

2	Milan	1–0	Cagliari
	van Basten 1' (pen.)

3	Juventus	1–1	Milan
	Casiraghi 13'		Carrera 90' (o.g.)

4	Milan	1–1	Fiorentina
	van Basten 86' (pen.)		Maiellaro 62'

5	Milan	1–1	Genoa
	van Basten 85' (pen.)		Skuhravý 12'

6	Atalanta	0–2	Milan
			van Basten 3' Albertini 48'

7	Milan	2–0	Parma
	Gullit 59' van Basten 81'

8	Bari	0–1	Milan
			Massaro 30'

9	Milan	4–1	Roma
	van Basten 30' Massaro 36' Rijkaard 57' Costacurta 78'		Carnevale 59'

10	Sampdoria	0–2	Milan
			Gullit 65', 70'

11	Milan	3–1	Cremonese
	van Basten 24' Gullit 37' Fuser 76'		Giandebiaggi 54'

12	Internazionale	1–1	Milan
	Klinsmann 54'		van Basten 18'

13	Milan	2–0	Torino
	Gullit 18' Massaro 47'

14	Lazio	1–1	Milan
	Riedle 51'		van Basten 54'

15	Milan	5–0	Napoli
	Maldini 1' Rijkaard 27' Massaro 42' Donadoni 65' van Basten 81'

16	Verona	0–1	Milan
			Icardi 31' (o.g.)

17	Milan	3–1	Foggia
	van Basten 10' (pen.), 47', 85' (pen.)		Shalimov 64'

18	Milan	4–1	Ascoli
	Simone 7' Maldini 35' Rijkaard 62' Albertini 68'		D'Ainzara 48'

19	Cagliari	1–4	Milan
	Bisoli 3'		van Basten 53', 69', 71' (pen.) Massaro 77'

20	Milan	1–1	Juventus
	van Basten 4'		Casiraghi 26'

21	Fiorentina	0–0	Milan

22	Genoa	0–0	Milan

23	Milan	3–1	Atalanta
	van Basten 34' (pen.), 36', 40'		Bianchezi 8'

24	Parma	1–3	Milan
	Melli 33'		Simone 48', 76' Grün 84' (o.g.)

25	Milan	2–0	Bari
	Simone 38' van Basten 71'

26	Roma	1–1	Milan
	Rizzitelli 69'		Simone 4'

27	Milan	5–1	Sampdoria
	Rijkaard 34' Evani 54' van Basten 62' Massaro 82' Albertini 86'		Vialli 84'

28	Cremonese	1–1	Milan
	Iacobelli 75'		Bonomi 40' (o.g.)

29	Milan	1–0	Internazionale
	Massaro 89'

30	Torino	2–2	Milan
	Casagrande 8' Ancelotti 62' (o.g.)		Massaro 18' Fuser 72'

31	Milan	2–0	Lazio
	Massaro 25' Fuser 84'

32	Napoli	1–1	Milan
	Blanc 62'		Rijkaard 37'

33	Milan	4–0	Verona
	van Basten 18' Gullit 46' Ancelotti 77', 78'

34	Foggia	2–8	Milan
	Signori 39' Baiano 41'		Maldini 22' Gullit 47' van Basten 52', 82' Matrecano 59' (o.g.) Simone 72', 74' Fuser 87'

Topscorers

Sources

RSSSF - Italy 1991/92

Associazione Calcio Milan

Players Managers Youth teams Records & Statistics Honours Current season

History	History Seasons Europe A.C. Milan Hall of Fame

Home stadium	San Siro (1926–present)

Training ground	Milanello

Rivalries	Milan derby

Supporters	Fossa dei Leoni

Media	Milan Channel Forza Milan!

Related articles	A.C. Milan and the Italian national football team Superleague Formula team

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