Who scored a hat-trick for Milan in the 1969 European Cup final?

Pierino Prati scored a hat-trick for Milan in the 1969 European Cup final.

Milan defeated Ajax 4–1 on 28 May 1969 at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid. Prati scored in the seventh, 40th and 75th minutes, becoming the first player to score three times in a European Cup final. Milan’s fourth goal came from midfielder Angelo Sormani, while Velibor Vasović scored Ajax’s consolation penalty.

The victory gave Milan their second European Cup, six years after their first. The team was coached by Nereo Rocco and captained by Gianni Rivera, while Ajax were beginning to emerge as a major continental force under manager Rinus Michels. Johan Cruyff played for Ajax, but he did not score in the final.

This answer is often confused with Angelo Sormani or Gianni Rivera because both were important Milan players in the match. Sormani scored once, and Rivera supplied creative influence, but Prati was the three-goal star.