After the bitter defeat by Bayern Munich in 2001 in the Intercontinental Cup final, Boca Juniors had the chance to redeem themselves in 2003, but the opponent would be even more complicated: Milan from Dida, Maldini, Costacurta, Cafu, Pirlo, Gattuso , Seedorf, Kaká and Shevchenko. A selection. But Boca was tough, “boring”, and had a squad that would also work with Abbondanzieri, Schiavi, Burdisso, Cagna, Battaglia, Schelotto and Donnet. The game, of course, was taken and very disputed, with Milan opening the scoring at 23´ with the Danish Tomasson. Boca didn't go down and six minutes later they drew with midfielder Donnet: 1 to 1. The result persisted and the decision would be on penalties. Again with a star, Boca counted on the coolness of goalkeeper Abbondanzieri, who took two penalties, and beat the Italians by 3 to 1. In short, Boca became the first Argentinian threetime intercontinental champion, leaving Independiente and River Plate light years behind.

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