Did Milan win the Coppa Italia recently?

In the early hours of June 1, 2003, in the second leg of the Coppa Italia final, AC Milan drew 2-2 at home to Roma, defeating their opponents 6-3 on aggregate to win the championship. Totti scored twice for the visitors in the first minute, Rivaldo pulled one back in the 65th minute and Inzaghi equalised in the 90th minute. AC Milan captain Maldini lifted the trophy on behalf of the team.

Check it out: Coppa Italia winners since the 90s.

Season Champion Runner-up Round 1 Leg 2.

1990 91 Roma Sampdoria 3-1 1-11991 92 Parma Juventus 0-1 2-01992 93 Torino Roma 3-0 2-51993 94 Sampdoria Ancona 0-0 6-11994 95 Juventus Parma 2-0 1-01995 96 Fiorentina Atalanta 1-0 2-01996 97 Vicenza Napoli 0-1 3-0 OT 1997 98 Lazio AC Milan 0-1 3-11998 99 Parma Fiorentina 1-1 2-21999 00 Lazio Inter Milan 2-1 0-02000 01 Fiorentina Parma 1-0 1-12001 02 Parma Juventus 1-2 1-02002 03 AC Milan Roma 4-1 2-22003 04 Lazio Juventus 2-0 2-22004 05 Inter Milan Roma 2-0 1-0

After 90 years, only 2002 03 have won AC Milan vs Roma once 4-1 in the first leg and 2-2 in the second round.

The Coppa Italia winner qualifies for Europe.

According to the Italian Football Association, the Coppa Italia winner will qualify for the Europa League. On April 3, according to Italy's ** "Football and Finance", according to UEFA's new rules, the winning team of the Italian Cup may win the Champions League from 2024, but only to the big teams with the top European points.

Compared to the current 32 places in the Champions League, the expansion to 36 teams could bring about a revolution that could affect cup competitions in different countries. Of the four new places, the first is from the third-placed team in the fifth-ranked Nations League and the second is from the Champions League qualifying group.

The last two places will go to the team with the highest club coefficient in the last five years, qualifying for the Champions League play-offs, Europa League or UEFA Europa League, but not qualifying for the main round of the Champions League.

Introduction to the format of the Europa League and the rules of the draw:

1. Introduction to the competition system.

The Europa League is divided into three parts: the qualifying stage, the play-off stage and the main stage; A total of 32 clubs participated in the group stage, divided into 8 groups; The second team in the Europa League group (8 teams) plays the third team in the Champions League group (8 teams) in the Europa League play-offs, and the winning 8 teams play the top team in the Europa League group (8 teams) in the 1 8 finals; The third team in the Europa League group (8 teams) plays the second team in the Europa Conference League play-offs (8 teams), with the winning eight teams participating in the Europa League knockout rounds.

2. Lottery rules.

1. Group stage.

The 32 teams are divided into four brackets according to the "European points", and each group is made up of one team from each of the first, second, third and fourth pots, and the teams from the same association will not be placed in the same group.

2. Knockout play-offs.

The second leg of the Europa League group will be played against the third team in the Europa League group, and the teams from the same association will not meet at the time of the draw, and the second leg will be played at the home of the second team in the Europa League group.

8 finals. The Europa League group winners will face the winners of the Europa League knockout play-offs, and the teams from the same association will not meet at the time of the draw, and the second leg will be played at the home of the top team in the Europa League.