On February 11, 1990, Arrigo Sacchi’s Milan dismantled Napoli 3-0 with three headers from Daniele Massaro, Paolo Maldini, and Marco Van Basten

Today in Serie A – February 11, 1990: Milan Beat Napoli with Three Headers

Today’s trip down to memory lane is dedicated to the February 11, 1990, matchup at the San Siro as Arrigo Sacchi’s Milan dismantled Napoli 3-0 with three headers from Daniele Massaro, Paolo Maldini, and Marco Van Basten. It was a key game along the path to the Scudetto as, before kick-off, Napoli sat top of the table with 36 points and Milan trailed by two.
The Partenopei's second half comeback on Saturday resulted in Juventus' first league loss this season as Napoli defended their top spot in the table.

Napoli vs Juventus 2-1: Politano Shines in Second Half Comeback

If it still was not clear, Napoli mean business in Serie A. The Partenopei's second half comeback on Saturday resulted in Juventus' first league loss this season as Napoli defended their top spot in the table from Inter's potential assaults. It ended 2-1 at the Diego Maradona Stadium as André-Frank Zambo Anguissa's strike and Romelu Lukaku's converted spot kick canceled Randal Kolo Muani's first half goal on his debut day for Juve.
Sergio Conceicao started his Milan adventure on the right foot as the Rossoneri came from behind to beat Juventus 2-1 in the second Supercoppa Semi Final

Juventus vs Milan 1-2: Four-Minute Madness Sends Rossoneri Through

Sergio Conceicao started his Milan adventure on the right foot as the Rossoneri came from behind at the Al-Awwal Park in Riyadh to beat Juventus 2-1 in the second Supercoppa Semi Final. Milan's new Portuguese coach thus treated himself to an exciting Derby della Madonnina clash against Inter next Monday in the last act of this edition of the Italian Supercup.
On December 20, 1968, Juventus Argentine legend Omar Sivori decided to hang his boots in line with his turbulent personality, i.e., at the end of a fight

Today in Serie A: December 20, 1968 – Sivori Bids Farewell to Football

On December 20, 1968, Juventus Argentine legend Omar Sivori decided to hang his boots in line with his turbulent personality, i.e., at the end of a fight. He announced his retirement as soon as he was handed a six-match ban by the Italian Football Association, following the tumultuous events of a Napoli vs. Juventus matchup from three weeks earlier.