Unbeaten Serie A season. 4-0 UCL Final vs Barcelona. Sacchi's defensive DNA + Capello's pragmatism.
Fabio Capello's AC Milan went the entire 1993–94 Serie A season unbeaten—34 games—the first team to achieve this in Italian top-flight history since 1991–92, finishing with a record low of 15 goals conceded. They also demolished Barcelona 4–0 in the Champions League Final, a victory that showcased their blend of structural defensive rigor and ruthless attack. Building on Sacchi's legacy, the squad retained Baresi and Maldini while adding Savicevic, Desailly, Boban, and Donadoni. This side's unbeaten run was superior to #2 Juventus 1994–96's one-loss campaign in 1995–96, and their 1.2 goals against per game rate easily outperforms the average Serie A champion's defensive record.

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