2000–01 A.C. Milan season

Milan

2000–01 season

President

Silvio Berlusconi

Manager

Alberto Zaccheroni
Cesare Maldini
Mauro Tassotti

Stadium

6th

UEFA Champions League

Second group stage

Top goalscorer

League:
Andriy Shevchenko (24)
All:
Andriy Shevchenko (34)

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

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Associazione Calcio Milan had a mediocre season by its own standards, where only the scoring touch of Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko saved it from complete humiliation. Shevchenko scored 24 times in Serie A, and the margin to relegation was a mere 12 points for the former giant. To compound the misery, their attempt to reclaim the Champions League title they had not won since 1994, ended in tears, when they only managed to draw at home against Spanish champions Deportivo La Coruña. With the final taking place at their own stadium San Siro, the disappointment was immense, and resulted in the sacking of their 1999 Serie A title-winning coach Alberto Zaccheroni. With owner Silvio Berlusconi busy being elected as Prime Minister, Milan seemed to lack direction, as Berlusconi was busy leading the country.

Players

The following players were registered for Milan during the 2000-01 season. West, Ayala, Coloccini, Beloufa, Júlio César, De Ascentis, Brnčić, Graffiedi, Aliyu Datti and Saudati all departed in one way or other during the season itself. Kakha Kaladze was bought from Dinamo Kiev during the season. Paolo Maldini was the team captain.

Squad information

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Sebastiano Rossi
2	DF	Thomas Helveg
3	DF	Paolo Maldini
4	MF	Demetrio Albertini
5	DF	Alessandro Costacurta
7	FW	Andriy Shevchenko
8	MF	Gennaro Gattuso
9	FW	Gianni Comandini
10	MF	Zvonimir Boban
11	FW	José Mari
12	GK	Christian Abbiati
13	DF	Kakha Kaladze
16	MF	Fernando Redondo
18	MF	Leonardo
19	DF	José Chamot
20	FW	Oliver Bierhoff

No.	Position	Player
21	MF	Federico Giunti
22	GK	Roberto Colombo
23	MF	Massimo Ambrosini
24	MF	Andrés Guglielminpietro
25	DF	Roque Júnior
26	DF	Luigi Sala
27	MF	Serginho
29	MF	Marco Donadel
31	MF	Lorenzo Rossetti
32	GK	Dida
33	MF	Ibrahim Ba
36	DF	Michele Ferri
40	GK	Valerio Fiori
55	MF	Pablo García
77	DF	Francesco Coco
79	DF	Daniele Daino

Left during the season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
13	DF	Júlio César
15	MF	Diego De Ascentis
17	MF	Dražen Brnčić
22	DF	Fabricio Coloccini
33	FW	Mohammed Aliyu Datti
41	FW	Luca Saudati

Competitions

Serie A

Matches

1	Milan	2–0	Vicenza
	Bierhoff 16' Shevchenko 84'

2	Bologna	2–1	Milan
	Bia 19' Piacentini 90'		Shevchenko 66'

3	Milan	2–2	Juventus
	Ambrosini 59' Shevchenko 61'		Trezeguet 67' Conte 90'

4	Parma	2–0	Milan
	Mboma 5', 66'

5	Milan	3–3	Atalanta
	Serginho 23' Bierhoff 49' Shevchenko 64' (pen.)		Doni 21', 44' (pen.) Rossini 45'

6	Bari	1–3	Milan
	Madsen 71'		Bierhoff 67' Shevchenko 74' (pen.), 86'

7	Lazio	1–1	Milan
	D. Baggio 3'		Shevchenko 54'

8	Milan	1–0	Napoli
	Ambrosini 43'

9	Udinese	0–1	Milan
			Shevchenko 51'

10	Milan	4–1	Lecce
	Leonardo 20' Shevchenko 27', 30' (pen.) José Mari 87'		Conticchio 22'

11	Hellas Verona	1–1	Milan
	Bonazzoli 4'		Ambrosini 22'

12	Milan	1–2	Perugia
	Shevchenko 24'		Saudati 21' Vryzas 58'

13	Milan	2–2	Internazionale
	Boban 65' Bierhoff 84'		Şükür 11' Di Biagio 72'

14	Fiorentina	4–0	Milan
	Nuno Gomes 15' Cois 47' Chiesa 72' Rui Costa 87'

15	Milan	3–2	Roma
	Leonardo 3' Shevchenko 21', 44'		Totti 40', 86' (pen.)

16	Brescia	1–1	Milan
	Hübner 47'		Bierhoff 26'

17	Milan	1–0	Reggina
	Leonardo 79'

18	Vicenza	2–0	Milan
	Dabo 7' Toni 72'

19	Milan	3–3	Bologna
	Shevchenko 23', 32' Sala 90'		Cipriani 55', 73' Signori 81'

20	Juventus	3–0	Milan
	Tudor 9' Trezeguet 67' Zidane 90'

21	Milan	2–2	Parma
	Maldini 22' Guly 50'		Milošević 24' Amoroso 80'

22	Atalanta	1–1	Milan
	Ganz 63'		Lorenzi 24' (o.g.)

23	Milan	4–0	Bari
	Coco 8' Shevchenko 45' (pen.), 90' Serginho 75'

24	Milan	1–0	Lazio
	Boban 59'

25	Napoli	0–0	Milan

26	Milan	3–0	Udinese
	Kaladze 9' Serginho 31' Shevchenko 71'

27	Lecce	3–3	Milan
	Lucarelli 35' (pen.) Vugrinec 46' Savino 67'		Bierhoff 37' Shevchenko 41' Kaladze 90'

28	Milan	1–0	Hellas Verona
	Shevchenko 69' (pen.)

29	Perugia	2–1	Milan
	Vryzas 5', 50'		Shevchenko 31' (pen.)

30	Internazionale	0–6	Milan
			Comandini 3', 19' Giunti 51' Shevchenko 57', 68' Serginho 81'

31	Milan	1–2	Fiorentina
	Shevchenko 29'		Chiesa 11', 18'

32	Roma	1–1	Milan
	Montella 64'		Coco 45'

33	Milan	1–1	Brescia
	José Mari 68'		Bachini 70'

34	Reggina	2–1	Milan
	Morabito 77' Paulo Costa 82'		Kaladze 69'

Coppa Italia

UEFA Champions League

Group stage

Second group stage

Statistics

Goalscorers

References

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Training ground	Milanello
Rivalries	Inter Juventus
Supporters	Fossa dei Leoni
Media	Milan Channel Forza Milan!
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