Juventus vs Real Madrid: European giants met in the Champions League final in 1998 which featured Zinedine Zidane, Antonio Conte, Didier Deschamps and Raul… but where are they now?
ANTONIO CONTE OF JUVENTUS EVADES TACKLE FROM AC MILAN'S GENNARO GATTUSO DURING CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL AT OLD TRAFFORD Stock Photo - Alamy
Whatever happened to the brilliant Juventus side that won the Champions League in 1996?
Antonio Conte's attraction for Spurs is clear – he wins wherever he goes | Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian
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1995/96 AFC Ajax 1-1 Juventus, Juve win 4-2 on pens: Report | UEFA Champions League | UEFA.com
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Juventus Legends: Antonio Conte - Black & White & Read All Over
The journey of Juventus in the 1996 Champions league | ElliottM95
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Pin on Antonio Conte
Inter Milan win Serie A title and end Juventus' nine-year reign as Italian champions | Football News | Sky Sports
Watch Conte lift Champions League with Juventus in 1996 | UEFA Champions League | UEFA.com
Antonio Conte in dreamland after Juventus reach Champions League quarter- finals | Football News | Sky Sports
The Champions League must be our house': Antonio Conte impatient for Chelsea to retake seat at Europe's top table
Antonio Conte | UEFA Champions League | UEFA.com
Antonio Conte of FC Juventus celebrates at the end of the Champions... News Photo - Getty Images
Antonio Conte criticises Chelsea after Champions League defeat to Juventus | Metro News
Juventus and Monaco also met in UCL semi-finals in 1998! | Daily Mail Online
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Conte to stay as coach of Juventus - Eurosport
When Juventus won the Champions League 25 years ago | Champions League | The Guardian
Juventus' French striker David Trezeguet (L), Allesio Tacchinardi (2L), Ciro Ferrara (3L) and Antonion Conte show their disappointment after being beaten by AC Milan in the Champions League final at Old Trafford
