Sacchi quickly replaced Dejan Lu with Ambrogini.
Davids moved out to the wing.
In the end, they secured a nerve-racking 3-1 victory.
Juventus's 4-4-2, which relied heavily on the flanks, completely lost its aerial advantage against the outstanding Stam and Buffon. The evenly matched contest from last season was nowhere to be seen.
On the way back, the Milan players excitedly began singing.
It was the theme song from the movie "Space Jam," "I Believe I Can Fly."
English songs spread far more widely than songs in other languages.
The melody was rather winding, but the lyrics were much like "I Believe," with an equally uplifting message. The most important line translated to "I believe I can fly." The whole world had that kind of atmosphere in the 1990s, as if hard work could put the entire world beneath your feet.
It really was inspiring.
Material life was better than it had been decades ago, technology was advancing by the day, and things people once could not afford were becoming cheaper and cheaper.
On top of that, the internet was not so developed, and people did not carry so much hostility.
Life during this period was still quite comfortable.
Dejan Lu really liked days like this.
His teammates could always become happy over the smallest things.
The whole Milan squad had that same positive, upward-looking atmosphere.
The Italian Super Cup was merely an appetizer to them.
But they had beaten Juventus, so it was still worth celebrating.
Sitting at the front, Sacchi said with a smile, "I don't even know whether I should be happy. The team keeps winning, and the record is still going."
Tardelli silently rolled his eyes.
As the coach holding that record, just be happy about it.
He understood what Sacchi meant. He wanted to end