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On May 1, 1988, in the 28th round of the 1987-88 Serie A season, Milan defeated Napoli 3-2 away, surpassed the defending champions, reached the top of the league table, and finally won the Serie A crown after 9 seasons.
Maradona
Milan's morale is high as they are unbeaten in the previous 16 rounds, with three consecutive wins plus a clean sheet empoli, Roma and Inter milan in three rounds, while Napoli, which has led the 23rd round, have just experienced two rounds without a win. Milan boss Sacchi lined up in a 442 formation, with goalkeeper Giovanni Gurry, four defenders Maldini, Filippo Galli, Baresi and Tazotti, four midfielders Ancelotti, Colombeau, Evani and Donadoni, and the forward double gun is Gullit and Verdis.
Saki
Before the end of the first half, Milan used a set-piece to break the deadlock, Ancelotti broke through and was put down, creating a free kick on the left side of the box, Evani's powerful blast was blocked by a wall and fell to the left side of the box, Verdis was alert to insert, and after getting the ball, he shot low from a small angle to break the goal, 1-0.
Verdis
In the second minute of first-half stoppage time, Baresi handballed a free kick near the top of the arc, Maradona took the penalty, and the left foot arced the ball over the Milanese wall, straight into the top left corner of the goal, and Gary whipped long, 1-1.
Half-time was just over, Sacchi replaced Donadoni with Basten, and Napoli replaced the attacker Giordano. Gurlitt made a big fuss, delivering two assists in 8 minutes, first eating the opposing full-back on the right, picking out the middle of the cross at the bottom, Andes nodding the hammer in the center of the penalty area, 2-1; then on the left side again by speed to get rid of, the bottom line forward sent a low flat cross to help Basten grab the point to push the goal, 3-1.
In the first 12 minutes of the finale, Napoli attacked from the left side of the line, Romano picked out a pass from the bottom line, Carreca pressed the Milan center-back, and broke the goal from close range to make the score 2-3. The winning Milan reversed the top, while Napoli fell to second, and in the next two rounds of Napoli's losing streak, Milan drew back-to-back and finally the Rossoneri won.
Kareka