Английская Википедия:1970–71 AC Milan season

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During the 1970–1971 season Milan Associazione Calcio competed in Serie A and Coppa Italia.

Summary

Nereo Rocco was confirmed as coach of the team for the 1970–71 season. During the transfer market, Giorgio Biasiolo, Romeo Benetti, Silvano Villa and Giulio Zignoli join the club, while, among others, Giovanni Lodetti, Saul Malatrasi and Angelo Benedicto Sormani leave. Gianni Rivera is confirmed as captain.Шаблон:Citation needed

The season began with the three matches of the first round of the Coppa Italia, where Milan, in group 4 with Brescia, Mantova and Varese, obtained as many victories, thus qualifying for the quarter-finals.Шаблон:Citation needed

In the league, Milan, after two draws in the first 2 games, obtained five consecutive victories, and moved to second place in the standings behind Napoli, also thanks to the victory in Turin against Juventus for 2–0 and in the derby with Inter for 3–0. On the 10th round, the Rossoneri beat the Neapolitans at the San Paolo (0–1, then 0–2 on a resolution by the sports judge for the throwing of firecrackers on the pitch by Napoli fans) and overtook them in the standings. At the end of the first half of the season, Milan were unbeaten with 24 points, two more than Napoli and three more than Inter. On matchday 20, the Nerazzurri defeated the Rossoneri for the first time in the championship and moved within just one point of their city rivals. Two rounds later, Inter hooked Milan at the top of the rankings and the following day they surpassed them thanks to the home defeat of the Rossoneri against Varese. Inter maintained the lead of the standings until the end, and Milan finished in second place, four points behind, which granted them the qualification to the first edition of the UEFA Cup.

The season ended, between May and June 1971, with the matches of the final round of the Coppa Italia, which Milan entered after eliminating Livorno in the quarter-finals (2–0 home win at the end of September and 4–0 away in early November). The Rossoneri, in the group with Fiorentina, Napoli and Torino, obtained three wins, one draw and two defeats and finished in first place in the standings with 7 points, tied with Torino. For the trophy to be awarded, a play-off between Milan and Turin was necessary, which took place on 27 June 1971 at the Ferraris Stadium in Genoa; Torino, after the 0–0 draw in the overtime, won on penalties by 5–3 and thus won their fourth Coppa Italia. Gianni Rivera, who in the play-off missed two out of five penalties (the regulation of the time, in fact, allowed more than one consecutive penalty to be kicked by a single player), was the top scorer of the competition, with seven goals, for the second time in his career.

Shortly before the end of the season, Franco Carraro left the position of president of the company, which was taken on by Federico Sordillo, previously vice-president of the club.Шаблон:Citation needed

Squad

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Transfers

Summer

In
Pos.	Name	from	Type
DF	Giulio Zignoli	Cagliari	end loan
MF	Romeo Benetti	Sampdoria
MF	Giorgio Biasiolo	Vicenza
FW	Angelo Paina	Triestina	end loan
FW	Silvano Villa	Alessandria	end loan

Out
Pos.	Name	To	Type
DF	Alberto Grossetti	Novara
DF	Saul Malatrasi	SPAL
DF	Nello Santin	Vicenza	loan
MF	Romano Fogli	Catania
MF	Domenico Fontana	Vicenza
MF	Giovanni Lodetti	Sampdoria
FW	Angelo Marchi	Lecco
FW	Angelo Benedicto Sormani	Napoli
MF	Guido Magherini	Lazio	loan
FW	Lino Golin	Monza	loan

Competitions

Serie A

League table

1970-71 Serie A

Statistics

Squad statistics

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1970-71 Serie A	42	15	9	5	1	29	12	15	6	7	2	25	14	30	15	12	3	54	26	+28
1970-71 Coppa Italia	–	5	4	1	0	12	4	6	4	0	2	11	6	12	8	2	2	23	10	+13
Total	–	20	13	6	1	41	16	21	10	7	4	36	20	42	23	14	5	77	36	+41

See also

• A.C. Milan

Bibliography

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External links

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