In the history of the Champions League, which team won the championship is amazing?

There is a team in Europe that is unexpected. The team that is least likely to win the championship turns out to be the champion. In the Champions League final on Istanbul night, Italian club AC Milan played against English club Liverpool. At the peak, AC Milan and Liverpool staged the most impossible miracle in the history of the Champions League. It only took 6 minutes in the second half, and then miraculously equalized the score! In the end, the game was dragged into the penalty shootout and Liverpool won the championship. This is not only a miracle, but also a miracle.

In the 2003-2004 season, there were many champions in the Champions League: AC Milan, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Bayern, Juventus, Lyon, Juventus and Manchester United. Just after the quarter-finals, the defending champions of the five major leagues fell by three, and the intensity was terrible. A scuffle was staged in the quarter-finals, and the old giants fell down one after another. Porto's championship battle was difficult and easy, and the fans watched it all the time. In the final, Porto really became the real name of the 2004 Champions League, and the whole process of promotion to the championship was the most magical!

For Porto, this is undoubtedly the most magical winning process. There is only one "secret" in the whole process, which is to "kick down the ladder" after killing someone with a knife. Chinese Super League Laco cleared Juventus and AC Milan for Porto, Monaco cleared Real Madrid and Chelsea for Porto, and Porto's own road to customs clearance was from difficult to easy, from the Premier League champion to the French champion, and then to dealing with two tired teachers, La Coruna and Monaco. The whole process is under control and can only be described as perfect.

Although Milan seems to be going downhill now, this Italian team has a glorious history in the Champions League. Milan won the Champions League in 1988/89, 1989/90, 1993/94, 2002/03 and 2006/07.