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2003: Azzurrini claim Vaduz victory

Friday, March 7, 2014

An Italy side containing Giorgio Chiellini and Giampaolo Pazzini, who scored in the final defeat of Portugal, claimed their first Under-19 triumph in Liechtenstein.

Italy's triumph in 2003 was their first outright title at this level since the 1958 International Youth Tournament
Italy's triumph in 2003 was their first outright title at this level since the 1958 International Youth Tournament ©UEFA.com
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