(CNN) -- Catania manager Rolando Maran was not even alive the last time his club claimed a home win over AC Milan in the top-flight. Maran was born on July 14, 1963, just two months after Catania had pulled off victory against a Milan team which would go on to win the European Cup three days later. Led by the prolific Jose Altafini, Milan went on to defeat a Benfica side which had won the trophy in each of the previous two years and claim the title as the first Italian team to have won the competition. What a contrast to that of a few days earlier when Catania pulled off a famous victory, courtesy of a goal from Bruno Petroni -- a player on loan from AC's famous rivals, Internazionale.
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Milan comes from behind to defeat Catania 3-1
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Stephen El Shaarawy scored twice and Kevin Prince-Boateng was also on target
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Nicola Legrottaglie had given Catania an 11th minute lead
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Catania's Pablo Barrientos and Milan's Prince-Boateng both shown red cards
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Milan were reduced to 10-men in the final minute when @placeholder was dismissed for a rash challenge.