The day when the "saints" saw Savićević

On this day in 1995, Dejan Savićević led Milan to the new Champions League final with two masterful goals against PSŽ (2:0).

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Savićević at the match against PSŽ in 1995, Photo: Printscreen YouTube/AcMilanforever1989
Savićević at the match against PSŽ in 1995, Photo: Printscreen YouTube/AcMilanforever1989
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Only 11 months after the unforgettable lob against Barcelona in the final of the Champions League, Dejan Savićević once again "set fire" to football Europe.

On this day, April 19, 1995, the "Montenegrin genius" led Milan to the new final of the Champions League with two new masterful goals.

The "Rossoneri" welcomed Paris Saint-Germain at the "San Siro" in the return match of the semi-finals - with Savićević's goals, they won 2:0 against the "Saints" and went to Vienna for a new final.

The first goal after Demetri Albertini's assist was classic in Savićević's style - when there is no defender who can stop him.

In the second, he easily finished the action after Marcelo Desai's passes.

However, a month later, due to injury, Savićević did not play in the final at the "Prater" in Vienna, and Milan handed over the crown to the then super-talented Ajax player Lujo van Gaal.

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