At the turn of the century the sport rivalry between Juventus and AC MILAN was at the top, and reached its peak in the Champions League Final of 2003.
It was a time when Italian football was at its best and AC Milan were much stronger than today.
The final was won by AC Milan on penalties, with the Ukrainian star scoring the decisive penalty. Juventus goal was defended by Gianluigi Buffon.
The Italian goalkeeper, today plays with Paris St. Germaine. Earlier today, Shevchenko met Buffon in Paris.
In an Instagram post, the former Juventus goalkeeper, shared a selfie, jokingly stating that despite the ‘pain’ the striker caused him (with that penalty) he still forgives him and it’s a pleasure for him to see him.
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