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First Knock-out Round Second Leg 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL CF

STADIO DELLE ALPI, TURIN WEDNESDAY 9 MARCH 2005 at 20.45

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FIRST KNOCK-OUT ROUND, SECOND LEG

JUVENTUS v REAL MADRID CF

Juventus will evoke memories of the season before last as they go into the second leg of an epic tussle between champions of Europe. As they did en route to the final, the Turin side entertain the Spaniards with a one- deficit to overcome but, this time, there are no away goals in their armoury. faces his former club for the second time in two weeks, while Real Madrid’s new head coach, , is poised to make his away debut in the UEFA Champions League. Another epic night of European football is in prospect.

∑ Considering the two clubs have jointly played a very grand total of 716 European matches, it is surprising that they have crossed paths on only five previous occasions. Curiously, the two teams have never played out a draw. The record reveals six wins for Real Madrid CF and four for Juventus. In only three of the 11 matches have both teams managed to get on the scoresheet, with seven matches ending 1-0. ∑ One, of course, was the 1998 UEFA Champions League final in which ended Real Madrid CF’s 32-year wait to regain the European crown. Predrag Mijatovic’s 66th- minute goal decided the final from which, of the players selected by , only and Raúl remain at the club – though played against them. ’s side also included , , , and . ∑ However, the 2002/03 semi-final is the freshest memory in the fans’ minds. Juventus had visited the Estadio Bernabéu on Tuesday 6 May 2003, when Ronaldo gave the home side the lead after 23 minutes. hit the crucial away goal on the stroke of half-time and Roberto Carlos sealed a 2-1 win in the 73rd minute. Norwegian referee Terje Hauge cautioned five Juventus players and none from Real Madrid. Curiously, Juventus committed 12 fouls and the home team 14. ∑ In the return leg, played at the on Wednesday 14 May, David Trezeguet (12), Alessandro Del Piero (43) and Pavel Nedved (73) were the Juventus scorers, with saving a 67th-minute penalty taken by Luís Figo. Zinedine Zidane’s 89th- minute goal concluded the 3-1 scoreline. ∑ Marcello Lippi’s side had a 50% share of the ball during the first half – when they went 2-0 up – but ended the game with 43% or possession. Real Madrid CF had 16 goal attempts but only four were on target. Eight of Juve’s 14 attempts were on target. The match was punctuated by 43 fouls and the real playing time was 54 minutes. ∑ The Juve line-up was: Buffon; Thuram, Montero, Tudor, Birindelli (Pessotto 60); Tacchinardi, Davids (Conte 89), Zambrotta, Nedved, Del Piero and Trézéguet (Camoranesi 77). The unused subs were Chimenti, Fresi, Zalayeta and Di Vaio. ∑ ’s team was: Casillas; Salgado, Hierro, Helguera, Roberto Carlos; Flavio Conceição (Ronaldo 52), Cambiasso (McManaman 76); Figo, Zidane, Raúl; and . The unused subs were César, Pavón, Solari, Portillo and Morientes.

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF ∑ Coming back to the present, Real Madrid CF had a 56% share of the ball when the teams met in Madrid two weeks ago. They had 12 goal attempts, of which seven were on target, compared 11 (five on target) by the visitors. The match was punctuated by 48 fouls (and eight yellow cards) and the real playing time was a meagre 48 minutes. The only goal of the game was scored by Iván Helguera in the 31st minute. ∑ Vanderlei Luxemburgo fielded: Casillas; Salgado (Raúl Bravo 9), Helguera, Samuel, Roberto Carlos; Beckham, Gravesen; Figo, Zidane, Raúl; and Ronaldo (Owen 76). The unused subs were César, Pavón, Solari, Guti and Portillo. ∑ Fabio Capello’s line-up was: Buffon; Zebina, Thuram, Cannavaro, Zambrotta; Camoranesi, Emerson, Blasi (Tacchinardi 69); Nedved (Olivera 37), Del Piero (Zalayeta 81); and Ibrahimovic. Unused subs: Chimenti, Ferrara, Pessotto, Birindelli. ∑ This match will bring back special memories for Juventus coach Fabio Capello, who spent the 1996/97 season as head coach of Real Madrid CF. He was in charge of 48 first-team games in his only campaign at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu: W 31 D 12 and losing five (all away from home) F 96 A 41. Three of those losses came in his last six matches as coach and all in successive away games at FC , Athletic Club de Bilbao and RC Celta de Vigo. None of the above games, however, were in European competition as Real had failed to qualify the previous season. ∑ Fabio Capello guided AC to the first three UEFA Champions League finals in 1993, 1994 and 1995. He also lost a Champion Clubs’ Cup final as a Juventus player in 1972/73 (0-1 v AFC Ajax in Belgrade). He made 12 appearances, spread over three competitions, for ‘The Old Lady’ in the Champion Clubs’ Cup during the 1970s. ∑ Real Madrid CF began with a 25-game unbeaten run in all competitions before losing to FC Barcelona in a Spanish Cup match at the end of January 1997. They went on to win the league by two points from Sir ’s side and then, under Jupp Heynckes, lifted the UEFA Champions League title the following season, 1997/98, thanks to a 1-0 win over Juventus in Amsterdam. ∑ Their final league record in 1996/97 was: P 42 W 27 D 11 L 4 F 85 A 36. ∑ Only three members of Capello’s title-winning squad remain: Roberto Carlos, Guti and Raúl. The latter now has 247 goals from 521 games for Madrid, including a record 49 strikes from 94 UEFA Champions League games. He is one goal short of setting a record of goals scored in Champion Clubs’ Cup football, currently held by Alfredo Di Stéfano, who netted 49 goals in 58 games from 1955-64. Raúl is currently in third place in the Madrid all- time goals list behind Alfredo Di Stéfano (216/307) and Carlos Alonso (186/290). He recently extended his national team record to 41 goals from 82 games following his recent strike v San Marino. ∑ Real Madrid CF now have an overall UEFA Champions League record of: P 110 W 63 D 23 L 24 F 220 A 124. The games have produced 344 goals at 3.13 per game and are made up of 78 group games (W 47 D 17 L 14) and 32 knock-out ties (W 16 D 6 L 10). ∑ Real Madrid have drawn 0-0 only four times in 109 UEFA Champions League games: v Olympiacos CFP (a) on 05.11.97, BV Borussia (a) on 15.04.98, Manchester United FC (h) on 04.04.00 and FK Partizan (a) on 04.11.03. ∑ They are easily the most successful club in the short history of the competition with three titles (1998, 2000 and 2002) from eight previous campaigns to their name. ∑ Madrid, along with the most titles, also hold the UEFA Champions League records for: most games played; most wins; best overall win percentage; most points; highest points average per game; most goals for and against; the best goal average per game as well as most first place finishes in the group stage. ∑ They will become the first side to accumulate 150 points in the UEFA Champions League proper if they avoid defeat - based on two points for a win.

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF ∑ Real Madrid have yet to go out before the quarter-final stage in their eight UEFA Champions League seasons. ∑ AC Milan (1992/93); AFC Ajax (1995/96) and Juventus (1996/97 and 2004/05) all hold the record for the fewest goals conceded in a single group with one goal against. ∑ Juventus are one goal away from conceding 100 in the UEFA Champions League proper. FC Bayern München also go into this week’s games on 99. The teams that have conceded most goals are: Real Madrid CF (124), Manchester United FC (110), Rosenborg BK (108), FC Barcelona (106) and Galatasaray SK (103). ∑ Juve’s UEFA Champions League record: P 93 W 45 D 24 L 24 F 157 A 99 leaves them in fourth place in the all-time list. ∑ Juventus, AFC Ajax, FC Bayern München and FC Barcelona are the only clubs, who have won all three major UEFA club competitions. Juve have reached four finals in eight UEFA Champions League campaigns. The Turin side has lost five finals, which means they share the competition record with SL Benfica. ∑ By contrast, Real Madrid CF have nine wins from 12 attempts. ∑ Juventus last scored more than one goal in a UEFA Champions League game on 10.12.03 when they thrashed Olympiacos CFP, 7-0, in Turin. They went on to lose 0-2 on aggregate to RC Deportivo La Coruña in the first knock-out stage this time last year. Real Madrid – team news ∑ Since the winter break, the major novelty is Real Madrid CF’s new head coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo. The Brazilian’s name can also be found as ‘Wanderley’ but his documentation confirms the Vanderlei spelling and this is the version adopted by the club. He becomes Real Madrid CF’s third coach of the season, following José Antonio Camacho (in charge for the opening UEFA Champions League game in Leverkusen) and Mariano García Remón (on the bench for the other five group games in which the team remained undefeated). ∑ It’s the first time that the club has had three different coaches in the first six months of a season. The previous record dated back to 1990/91 when was replaced, after 12 league games, by a tandem of Alfredo Di Stéfano and José Antonio Camacho. They were replaced by Radomir Antic 15 games later – on 22 March 1991. ∑ Vanderlei Luxemburgo was born on 10 May 1952 in Tinguá in the state of Río da Janeiro. He played at left-back for Flamengo (1974-77), Internacional Porto Alegre (1978-79) and Botafogo (1979-82) before making his coaching debut at Campo Grande in 1983. His long, long list of clubs continues with Rio (1983-84), Friburguense (1984), Al Ittihad – Saudi Arabia – (1984-85 as assistant coach), Democrata (1985-86), Fluminense youth team (1986-87), América (1987), Fluminense youth team (1987-88), Bragantino (1989-90), Guaraní (1991), Flamengo (1991-92), Pone Preta (1992-93), Palmeiras (1993-94), Paraná Clube (1995), Flamengo (1995), Palmeiras (1995-96), Santos (1997-98), Corinthians (1998-99), Brazilian national team (1998-2000), Corinthians (2001-02), Palmeiras (2002), Cruzeiro (2002-04) and, from May 2004 till he moved to Madrid in the New Year, Santos. ∑ He won the Paulista title with Bragantino in 1990; two with Palmeiras in 1993 and 1994; two more in 1996 and 2000; and then won Brazilian league titles in 1998, 2003 and 2004. He also took the European / South American title with Palmeiras in 1996 and won the Copa América with the Brazilian national team in 1999. ∑ He arrived with his assistant coach, Marco Teixeira, and fitness trainer, José Melo. ∑ Since Fabio Capello left in 1997, Real Madrid have appointed eight coaches. Vanderlei Luxemburgo began by winning a record seven league games in a row, which now stands as the best start in by a Real Madrid coach and it also equals the record set by Manuel Díaz Novoa at Sporting de Gijón in 1979/80. His record was ended by Athletic Club de Bilbao and then RC Deportivo La Coruña, who not only completed 2-0 wins over Madrid

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF in the space of a week but also completed a rare home and away season ‘double’ against the nine-time European champions. ∑ The other change has been the arrival of Danish international , signed in mid-January from Everton FC. Born on 11 March 1976 in , he measures up at 183cm and 85kg. He has been allotted shirt No. 16. He has played 52 internationals for Denmark, scoring five goals, in addition to 11 caps at Under-21 level. In club football, he made 58 league appearances for Vejle BK, scoring 10 goals (28/2 in 1995/96, 30/8 in 1996/97). He then moved to Germany, making 74 appearances for Hamburger SV and scoring six goals before joining Everton FC in 2000. Since then, he has played 141 league games, scoring 11 goals. Before leaving Merseyside, he had made 21 league appearances this season (20 starts) and had scored four goals – his highest total since leaving Denmark. He made his UEFA Champions League debut in the first leg. He’ll celebrate his 29th birthday on Friday. ∑ made the same journey between and Madrid but in the opposite direction, to join Liverpool FC. To replace him, Real Madrid have brought back , who was on loan to AC Fiorentina. He has been allotted shirt No. 17. Juventus – recent form ∑ Fabio Capello’s side returned to action with a 3-0 home win against Siena, thanks to goals by Alessandro Del Piero (35, 63 pen) and Emerson (50). ∑ The team was (4-3-3): Buffon; Zebina, Thuram, Cannavaro, Zambrotta; Camoranesi (Ferrara 88), Blasi, Emerson (Tacchinardi 77), Zalayeta, Ibrahimovic (Olivera 68), Del Piero. The unused subs were Chimenti, Pessotto, Birindelli and Appiah. ∑ Last Saturday, Juventus maintained their duel with AC Milan at the top of the table by beating AS Roma 2-1 at the in . put them ahead after 11 minutes, heading home after the goalkeeper had parried an Ibrahimovic header after a Camoranesi free-kick. equalised in the 39th minute but five minutes later Alessandro Del Piero clinched the three points by converting a penalty after was adjudged to have fouled Danubio Zalayeta. ∑ It was Fabio Cannavaro’s first goal in an official game for the club. ∑ The line-up was (4-3-2) : Buffon; Zebina, Thuram, Cannavaro, Zambrotta; Camoranesi, Blasi, Emerson; Zalayeta, Ibrahimovic (Trezeguet 79), Del Piero (Pessotto 56). The unused subs were Chimenti; Ferrara, Tacchinardi, Appiah and Olivera. ∑ Mind you, that wasn’t exactly the line-up announced over the public address system at the Stadio Olimpico. The speaker omitted the names of former AS Roma employees Fabio Capello, Emerson and Johnathan Zebina… ∑ The match produced some unusual statistics. There were 72 fouls (Juventus 38 – Roma 34) and nine yellow cards. In the first half, the ball was in play for 19 minutes. ∑ It was Juventus’ first away win against Roma since 17 October 1999 when a goal by Zinedine Zidane gave them a 1-0 victory. It means they have taken 10 points from their last four games. ∑ Fabio Capello said ”We won three important points in a game where we were under a lot of pressure. It was also difficult for us because we knew about Milan’s last-second victory in Bergamo, so we had to win to stay level with them at the top of Serie A. I had to take out Del Piero - not because he played badly, but because we had to defend and with Mancini for De Rossi, Roma were becoming more and more offensive.” ∑ The media rated Thuram, Cannavaro, Camoranesi and Emerson as the best players. Real Madrid CF – recent form ∑ The Spanish visitors have been busier than the home team in the domestic championship. Since the meeting in Madrid, they have played three league games – two of them away to clubs who were on the starting grid in the UEFA Champions League. Their first stop was La

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF Coruña, where they were beaten 2-0 by Deportivo – conceding both goals within the opening quarter-hour. ∑ Vanderlei Luxemburgo fielded Casillas; Raúl Bravo (Palencia 57), Pavón, Samuel, Roberto Carlos; Beckham, Gravesen; Figo (Solari 26), Zidane; Raúl and Portillo (Celades 74). The unused subs were César, Mejía, Borja and Jurado. Ronaldo missed the game through injury. ∑ The opening goal was the 200th conceded by in 185 league games. ∑ The injuries to Michel Salgado and Raúl Bravo allowed Miguel Palencia to make his first- team debut. The right-back, born on 2 January 1984 and at the club since he was 10, has been assigned shirt No. 28. ∑ Last Wednesday, Real Madrid entertained in the capital and ran out 3-1 winners thanks to an opportunist goal by (10) a 144km/hour indirect free-kick by Roberto Carlos, when the referee adjudged the keeper to have handled a back-pass in the 41st minute, and 62nd-minute header by Iván Helguera. ∑ The team was: Casillas (César 54); Raúl Bravo, Helguera, Samuel, Roberto Carlos; Beckham (Borja 90+1), Gravesen, Solari (Guti 63); Figo, Owen and Ronaldo. The unused subs were Palencia, Pavón, Celades and Portillo. ∑ Roberto Carlos’s goal helped him to celebrate his 300th league game for the club. It was his 36th league goal. ∑ Last Saturday, Real Madrid travelled to to take on the league champions and came away with a 1-1 draw. put the home team ahead after 14 minutes but Ronaldo equalised 13 minutes later. It ended a 48-day goal drought. ∑ The line-up was: Casillas; Raúl Bravo, Helguera, Samuel, Roberto Carlos; Gravesen, Beckham (Portillo 77); Figo, Guti (Borja 84), Solari (Celades 77); and Ronaldo. The unused subs were César, Palencia, Pavón and Jurado. Injuries and suspensions ∑ Pavel Nedved is still recovering from the concussion he suffered in a collision with Raúl Bravo in the first leg and obliged him to spend several days under observation in hospital. He had been a doubtful starter in Madrid with a knee injury. ∑ Michel Salgado suffered a thigh muscle injury during the match and is still out. ∑ Raúl Bravo has now recovered from his left-leg muscle problems. ∑ Zinedine Zidane had to be withdrawn early in the game against Deportivo with a muscle problem close to his left hip. Doctors estimated his recovery time as between six and ten days and the club hopes that he will be fit to play against his former club. ∑ Raúl was in bed with flu last week and missed the games against Betis and Valencia. He also hopes to be fit for this game. ∑ Michael Owen also missed the trip to Valencia due to gastro-enteritis but, like the other two, is expected to be fit to travel to Turin. ∑ Juventus are without for this match. He received his third yellow card of the campaign in Madrid. ∑ Fabio Cannavaro and are within one yellow card of a one-match ban. ∑ Real Madrid have Luís Figo, Francisco Pavón and in the same situation. ∑ Vanderlei Luxemburgo has taken all the squad except and Michel Salgado to Turin. So the travelling party is: Casillas, César, Diego López; Raúl Bravo, Helguera, Samuel, Roberto Carlos, Pavón, Mejía, Palencia; Celades, Gravesen, Borja, Beckham, Figo Zidane, Guti, Solari; Raúl, Ronaldo, Portillo and Owen. ∑ The expedition has scheduled its departure from Madrid airport for 11.00 on Tuesday, with arrival in Turin approximately two hours later.

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF Press Conferences and Training ∑ Juventus have stuck to their usual routine of training at the Sisport Centre (Corso Unione Sovietica 295) at 11.00 and holding their Press Conference at 13.30. ∑ Real Madrid’s Press Conference is at 18.30 at the Stadio delle Alpi and the training session in the stadium has been arranged for 19.00. Other information ∑ A new UEFA Champions League publication is available at Matchday 8 venues: the Results Summary Book – or Tournament Guide 2 as it’s officially known – which gives full details of the matches played in the group phase. ∑ There’s an important event attached to the UEFA Champions League match at Highbury between Arsenal FC and FC Bayern München. UEFA is stepping up its campaign to stamp out racism in football, as recent incidents have indicated that this particular crusade has yet to be won. UEFA is already taking tough disciplinary action against associations, clubs and individuals who fail to keep racism out of the game. But sanctions are only one side of the story and UEFA is intensifying the fight against racism by stepping up its partnership with the Football Against Racism in Europe network, known as FARE. Prior to the kick-off at Highbury, UEFA’s Director of Communications, William Gaillard, and Arsenal FC’s vice- chairman David Dein will be handing over a cheque for €400,00 to representatives from the FARE network with a view to financing further grassroots campaigns with fans, minority groups and footballing organisations right across Europe. ∑ One of the curiosities of this round is that only three of the 16 clubs are based in the capital city of the country they represent – Real Madrid CF and the two clubs. ∑ For the first time this season, there is a possibility of a penalty shoot-out. Incredible as it may seem, no UEFA Champions League tie has been settled by one. The only matches to be have decided in that way have been the 1996, 2001 and 2003 finals ∑ During the group phase of the 2004/05 UEFA Champions League, each club received a starting fee of 2.5 million Swiss francs, plus an appearance fee of 500,000 per game during the group phase (in other words, 3 million for six matches). The bonus for reaching the last 16 is 2.5 million francs. ∑ Taking into account the performance bonuses of 500,000 francs for a win and 250,000 for a draw, Juventus go into this round as the top earners with 10.75m francs, followed by FC Internazionale with 10.5m. , Werder Bremen, Chelsea FC and AC Milan have each earned 10.25m, while five other clubs (AS , , Real Madrid CF, Manchester United FC and Arsenal FC) have totalled 10m. Liverpool FC, FC Barcelona, FC Bayern München and PSV Eindhoven have accumulated 9.75m, leaving defending champions FC Porto with the lowest revenue of 9.5m francs. As a very rough guide, three Swiss francs are around two euros. ∑ In following rounds, each of the eight quarter-finalists will receive 3 million and the semi- finalists will add a further 4 million. In the final, the runner-up will receive 6 million and the champion will pocket 10 million. ∑ In addition, clubs retain gate receipts from home games and receive payments from the so- called Market Pool. This is based on the proportional values of different TV markets and the of clubs competing from any specific country. It is a complex equation and precise figures are not available until later in the season. ∑ Last season, the English clubs were the top earners, with Chelsea FC receiving just over 44 million Swiss francs. The champions, FC Porto, totalled fractionally under 30 million francs, while the silver medallists, AS Monaco, finished in fourth place behind the three English clubs in the revenue league with earnings of just over 40 million.

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF ∑ The draw for the quarter-finals and semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League will be held at the House of European Football in Nyon on Friday 18 Marrch 2005. Clubs from the same national association will no longer be kept apart, so everything is possible… ∑ This match is a special occasion for Zinedine Zidane, who returns to Turin to take on his former club. He joined Madrid 2001 after five years with Juventus, winning two Italian league titles and playing 151 times in Serie A from 1996. He was also a member of the side that lost successive UEFA Champions League finals in 1997 and 1998. He has since scored 38 goals for Madrid but his last European goal came one year ago this month (24 March 20.04) in the quarter-final win over AS Monaco in Madrid.

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∑ The game has been totally sold out since two weeks ago and Juventus expect a new income record of €3.5 million. ∑ Temperatures are low in Turin but the weather is sunny and the pitch is in good condition. ∑ Pavel Nedved is still out of training after his injury in the Real Madrid - Juventus game. Team doctors expect him to be back in two weeks. ∑ Kapo is injured and Blasi is suspended. The rest of the squad is available as there were no other injured players after "the battle of Rome" last Saturday when there were 72 fouls during the game. ∑ Regarding his line-up, Fabio Capello commented "The defence will be Zebina, Thuram, Cannavaro and Zambrotta. I have some doubts about the midfield and the forwards. I don’t think that Trézéguet is ready for 90 minutes. We absolutly need to score so I could start with the three forwards again as in Roma: Zalayeta, Ibrahimovic and Del Piero. Tacchinardi is ready to take Blasi’s place at midfield. That is a possibility but I will only decide on matchday." ∑ "This game will be a final and we start at minus one, because of the goal we conceded in Madrid. Two years ago our situation was a little bit better. We also lost in Madrid but we had scored a away goal." ∑ "I will talk to may players about Real only on the day of the match. I do not have to say a lot. They all know what this game is about.” ∑ Real are much better balanced since they have Gravesen in midfield. But we are confident. Our first win in Rome in five years will help us to start into the game with the right spirit." ∑ Alessandro Del Piero added "Finally we can play in front of a capacity crowd. This will help us I am sure. Two years ago it was easier - this time we have to score two goals and to concede none. This is the problem with the individually strong Real players.” ∑ “We must take the initiative in this game and versus Real we need a perfect contribution from each of our players." ∑ Vanderlei Luxemburgo commented “We have some minor problems with our line-up as Raúl and Zidane have both come back after illness and injury. I am confident they can play but I’m not sure that they are 100%. We know that we will have to play against a physically strong Juventus team and the contribution of Emerson in midfield is extraordinary. But the collective effort of the whole is normally the factor that decides games in their favour. We will be looking for the important away goal. We are not equipped to play for a 0-0 draw. This is maybe possible for the last five minutes but not for the whole 90 minutes.” ∑ “We know what this game is all about,” added Luís Figo. “Concentration and the ability to score away goals are the key factors if we want to survive. We lived a negative experience two years ago in Turin and last year in Monaco. This will not happen again.” ∑ “Of course we have great respect for Juventus and their athletic strength – and we know that both Trézéguet and Ibrahimovic are very good in the air. I remember that I missed an important penalty here two years ago. I haven’t forgotten that. But I don’t live in the past. This is another game and if it goes to penalties then maybe I can try again.”

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF

JUVENTUS Updated to 08 March 2005 Founded: 01.11.1897 President: Franzo Grande Stevens Press Officer: Marco Girotto Club Records: 550 matches / 177 goals Stadium: Nuovo Stadio delle Alpi (67,229 seats / 2,000 lux / 105m x 68m) Record Att: 64,469 (v FC Barcelona on 24.04.1991)

Date of Birth 2004/2005 Serie A European Internationals Season Cups Goalkeepers M G M G M G M G 1 Gianluigi BUFFON 28.01.1978 27 0 293 0 75 0 55 0 12 Antonio CHIMENTI 30.06.1970 0 0 136 0 13 0 0 0 22 Landry BONNEFOI 20.09.1983 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Defenders 2 11.02.1967 3 0 499 27 99 5 49 0 4 Paolo MONTERO 03.09.1971 4 0 291 2 66 4 53 5 7 Gianluca PESSOTTO 11.08.1970 10 0 256 3 72 0 22 0 15 12.11.1974 6 0 146 1 62 4 6 0 19 19.02.1977 25 0 233 13 45 1 45 1 21 Lilian THURAM 01.01.1972 26 0 269 2 92 1 103 2 27 28.01.1978 22 0 157 1 33 0 1 0 28 Fabio CANNAVARO 13.09.1973 27 1 347 9 77 2 83 1

Midfielders 3 Alessio TACCHINARDI 23.07.1975 12 0 266 9 88 4 13 0 8 EMERSON Ferreira 04.04.1976 26 2 130 15 59 10 57 5 11 Pavel NEDVED 30.08.1972 18 4 247 56 100 27 83 17 16 Mauro Germán CAMORANESI 04.10.1976 26 4 132 18 22 2 11 0 18 24.12.1980 10 0 135 8 23 1 20 Manuele BLASI 17.08.1980 19 0 112 0 8 0 5 0 23 Narcisse Olivier KAPO 27.09.1980 11 0 11 0 18 3 9 3 24 Rubén OLIVERA 04.05.1983 15 3 18 3 8 0 15 1

Forwards 9 Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC 03.10.1981 27 10 27 10 34 9 31 14 10 Alessandro DEL PIERO 09.11.1974 20 10 288 118 95 41 67 24 17 David TREZEGUET 15.10.1977 12 5 113 68 54 28 56 30 25 05.12.1978 19 5 60 8 23 5 27 7

Head Coach Fabio CAPELLO 18.06.1946 M = Matches; G = Goals

Foreigners: Paolo MONTERO (), Lilian THURAM (France), Jonathan ZEBINA (France), Stephen APPIAH (Ghana), EMERSON Ferreira (Brazil), Narcisse Olivier KAPO (France), Pavel NEDVED (Czech Republic), Rubén OLIVERA (Uruguay), David TREZEGUET (France), Marcelo ZALAYETA (Uruguay), Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC (Sweden), Landry BONNEFOI (France).

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First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF

REAL MADRID CF Updated to 08 March 2005 Founded: 06.03.1902 President: Florentino Pérez Press Officer: Marta Santisteban Club Records: Manuel Sanchís 523 matches / Alfredo Di Stéfano 218 goals Stadium: Santiago Bernabéu (72,403 / 2,000 lux / 105m x 68m) Record Att: 104,000 (v Club Atlético de Madrid on 14.06.1997)

Date of Birth 2004/2005 First Division European Internationals Season Cups Goalkeepers M G M G M G M G 1 Iker CASILLAS Fernández 20.05.1981 26 0 187 0 69 0 46 0 13 CÉSAR Sánchez Domínguez 02.09.1971 2 0 226 0 20 0 1 0 26 DIEGO López Rodríguez 03.11.1981 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Defenders 2 Míchel SALGADO Fernández 22.10.1975 21 1 274 6 84 1 41 0 3 ROBERTO CARLOS Da 10.04.1973 23 1 301 37 101 19 115 8 4 BORJA Fernández 14.01.1981 4 0 19 0 4 0 0 0 6 Iván HELGUERA Bujía 28.03.1975 25 2 223 19 77 16 47 3 15 Raúl BRAVO Sanfélix 14.04.1981 13 0 58 2 18 0 14 0 18 Jonathan WOODGATE 22.01.1980 0 0 0 0 27 0 5 0 19 Walter SAMUEL 22.03.1978 21 1 21 1 45 3 45 4 22 Francisco PAVÓN Barahona 09.01.1980 10 0 89 1 35 1 0 0 24 Álvaro MEJÍA Pérez 18.01.1982 4 0 13 0 3 0 0 0 27 Álvaro ARBELOA 17.01.1983 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 28 Miguel PALENCIA Calvo 02.01.1984 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 42 Javier PAREDES Arango 05.07.1982 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Midfielders 5 Zinedine ZIDANE 23.06.1972 20 4 117 27 112 18 93 26 10 Luis Filipe Madeira FIGO 04.11.1972 23 3 326 68 120 27 110 31 14 José M. Gutiérrez Hernández 'GUTI' 31.10.1976 20 0 237 33 72 15 13 3 16 Thomas GRAVESEN 11.03.1976 9 1 9 1 4 0 53 5 20 Albert CELADES López 29.09.1975 16 0 145 8 66 6 3 0 21 Santiago Hernán SOLARI 07.10.1976 20 2 169 16 58 7 12 1 23 15.01.1979 22 4 59 7 99 16 78 15 35 Javier GARCÍA 08.02.1987 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0

Forwards 7 RAÚL González Blanco 27.06.1977 22 6 415 172 102 51 82 40 9 RONALDO Luiz Nazario Da Lima 22.09.1976 23 11 123 91 66 34 91 58 11 Michael OWEN 14.12.1979 25 11 25 11 54 23 67 28 17 Javier Garcia PORTILLO 30.03.1982 3 0 32 6 13 1 0 0 32 JUANFRAN Torres 09.01.1985 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0

Head Coach Vanderlei LUXEMBURGO 10.05.1952 M = Matches; G = Goals

Foreigners: ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil), Walter SAMUEL (Argentina), Zinedine ZIDANE (France), Luis Filipe Madeira FIGO (Portugal), Jonathan WOODGATE (England), Santiago Hernán SOLARI (Argentina), David BECKHAM (England), RONALDO Luiz Nazario Da Lima (Brazil), Michael OWEN (England), Thomas GRAVESEN (Denmark), Vanderlei LUXEMBURGO Da Silva (Brazil).

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JUVENTUS Res Goalscorers Att. 10.08.04 v Djurgårdens IF (H) 2-2 Trezeguet, Emerson 26,146 25.08.04 v Djurgårdens IF (A) 4-1 Del Piero, Trezeguet (2), Nedved 32,058 12.09.04 v (A) 3-0 Nedved, Trezeguet, Ibrahimovic 16,504 15.09.04 v AFC Ajax (A) 1-0 Nedved 49,375 19.09.04 v Atalanta BC (H) 2-0 Trezeguet (2) 22,221 22.09.04 v UC Sampdoria (A) 3-0 Del Piero (p), Ibrahimovic, Trezeguet 32,102 25.09.04 v US Città di (H) 1-1 Ibrahimovic 26,790 28.09.04 v Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC (H) 1-0 Camoranesi 6,494 03.10.04 v (A) 1-0 Zalayeta 24,504 16.10.04 v Peloro FC (H) 2-1 Zalayeta, Nedved 29,622 19.10.04 v FC Bayern München (H) 1-0 Nedved 18,889 23.10.04 v AC Siena (A) 3-0 Del Piero (2), Camoranesi 14,604 28.10.04 v AS Roma (H) 2-0 Del Piero, Zalayeta 26,675 31.10.04 v AC Chievo Verona (H) 3-0 Zalayeta, Nedved, Ibrahimovic 21,362 03.11.04 v FC Bayern München (A) 1-0 Del Piero 59,000 06.11.04 v Reggina Calcio (A) 1-2 Ibrahimovic 20,898 10.11.04 v ACF Fiorentina (H) 1-0 Olivera 24,072 14.11.04 v US Lecce (A) 1-0 Del Piero 30,482 19.11.04 v Atalanta BC (A) (C) 0-2 6,315 23.11.04 v AFC Ajax (H) 1-0 Zalayeta 6,865 28.11.04 v FC Internazionale Milano (A) 2-2 Zalayeta, Ibrahimovic (p) 78,471 05.12.04 v SS Lazio (H) 2-1 Olivera, Ibrahimovic 20,817 08.12.04 v Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC (A) 1-1 Del Piero 21,825 12.12.04 v FC (A) 1-0 Nedved 28,458 19.12.04 v AC Milan (H) 0-0 54,181 06.01.05 v AC (A) 1-1 Ibrahimovic 23,010 09.01.05 v AS Livorno Calcio (H) 4-2 Del Piero, Camoranesi (2,1p), Ibrahimovic 21,445 13.01.05 v Atalanta BC (H) (C) 3-3 Zalayeta, Trezeguet, one own goal 4,822 16.01.05 v Calcio (A) 1-1 Emerson 22,000 23.01.05 v Brescia Calcio (H) 2-0 Trezeguet, one own goal 19,338 30.01.05 v Atalanta BC (A) 2-1 Olivera, Del Piero (p) 18,054 02.02.05 v UC Sampdoria (H) 0-1 20,016 05.02.05 v US Città di Palermo (A) 0-1 34,047 13.02.05 v Udinese Calcio (H) 2-1 Ibrahimovic, Camoranesi 20,632 19.02.05 v Messina Peloro FC (A) 0-0 40,112 22.02.04 v Real Madrid CF (A) 0-1 72,403 27.02.05 v AC Siena (H) 3-0 Del Piero (2, 1p), Emerson 19,385 05.03.05 v AS Roma (A) 2-1 Cannavaro, Del Piero (p) 69,488 09.03.05 v Real Madrid CF (H) 13.03.05 v AC Chievo Verona (A) 20.03.05 v Reggina Calcio (H) 03.04.05 v ACF Fiorentina (A) 10.04.05 v US Lecce (H) 17.04.05 v FC Internazionale Milano (H) 24.04.05 v SS Lazio (A) 01.05.05 v Bologna FC (H) 08.05.05 v AC Milan (A) 15.05.05 v Parma AC (H) 22.05.05 v AS Livorno Calcio (A) 29.05.05 v (H)

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REAL MADRID CF Res Goalscorers Att. 11.08.04 v Wisla Kraków (A) 2-0 Morientes (2) 10,000 25.08.04 v Wisla Kraków (H) 3-1 Ronaldo (2), Pavón 67,500 29.08.04 v RCD Mallorca (A) 1-0 Ronaldo 23,000 11.09.04 v CD Numancia (H) 1-0 Beckham 70,000 15.09.04 v Bayer 04 Leverkusen (A) 0-3 22,500 18.09.04 v RCD Espanyol (A) 0-1 39,500 21.09.04 v CA Osasuna (H) 1-0 Beckham 60,000 25.09.04 v Athletic Club Bilbao (A) 1-2 Raúl 38,000 28.09.04 v AS Roma (H) 4-2 Raúl (2), Figo (p), Roberto Carlos 64,750 03.10.04 v RC Deportivo La Coruña (H) 0-1 67,415 16.10.04 v Real Betis Balompié (A) 1-1 Ronaldo 45,000 19.10.04 v FC Dynamo Kyiv (H) 1-0 Owen 62,315 23.10.04 v Valencia CF (H) 1-0 Owen 78,326 26.10.04 v CD Leganés (C) (A) 2-1 Morientes, Owen 4,500 31.10.04 v Getafe CF (H) 2-0 Owen, Ronaldo 75,000 03.11.04 v FC Dynamo Kyiv (A) 2-2 Raúl, Figo (p) 83,000 07.11.04 v Málaga CF (A) 2-0 Figo (p), Owen 30,000 10.11.04 v CD Tenerife (A) (C) 2-1 Solari (2) 18,300 14.11.04 v Albacete Balompié (H) 6-1 Ronaldo (2), Zidane, Raúl, Samuel, Owen 65,000 20.11.04 v FC Barcelona (A) 0-3 96,905 23.11.04 v Bayer 04 Leverkusen (H) 1-1 Raúl 69,304 28.11.04 v Levante UD (H) 5-0 Ronaldo (2), Figo, Beckham, Owen 76,000 05.12.04 v Villarreal CF (A) 0-0 20,000 08.12.04 v AS Roma (A) 3-0 Ronaldo, Figo (1 + 1p) * 12.12.04 v de Fútbol (H) 1-1 Ronaldo1 70,000 18.12.04 v Real Racing Club Santander (A) 3-2 Owen, Raúl, Zidane 17,383 22.12.04 v Sevilla FC (H) 0-1 65,000 05.01.05 v Real Sociedad de Fútbol (H) 2-1 Ronaldo, Zidane (p)2 15,000 09.01.05 v Club Atlético de Madrid (A) 3-0 Ronaldo (2), Solari 57,000 13.01.05 v Real (A) (C) 0-0 13,000 16.01.05 v (H) 3-1 Raúl, Ronaldo, Owen 62,000 19.01.05 v Real Valladolid (H) (C) 1-1 Owen 45,000 23.01.05 v RCD Mallorca (H) 3-1 Figo, Samuel, Solari 63,020 30.01.05 v CD Numancia (A) 2-1 Beckham, Salgado 10,000 05.02.05 v RCD Espanyol (H) 4-0 Zidane, Raúl (2), Gravesen 70,959 13.02.05 v CA Osasuna (A) 2-1 Owen, Helguera 17,000 19.02.05 v Athletic Club Bilbao (H) 0-2 75,000 22.02.05 v Juventus (H) 1-0 Helguera 72,403 26.02.05 v RC Deportivo La Coruña (A) 0-2 35,000 02.03.05 v Real Betis Balompié (H) 3-1 Owen, Roberto Carlos, Helguera 55,000 05.03.05 v Valencia CF (A) 1-1 Ronaldo 52,000 09.03.05 v Juventus (A) 13.03.05 v Getafe CF (A) 20.03.05 v Málaga CF (H) 03.04.05 v Albacete Balompié (A) 10.04.05 v FC Barcelona (H) 17.04.05 v Levante UD (A) 24.04.05 v Villarreal CF (H) 01.05.05 v Real Sociedad de Fútbol (A) 08.05.05 v Real Racing Club Santander (H) 15.05.05 v Sevilla FC (A)

1 Abandoned after 83 minutes - 2 Last 7 minutes played - * Behind closed doors

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Head to head

JUVENTUS FOOTBALL CLUB v REAL MADRID CF

Juventus v Spanish clubs Season Opponents Home Away Competition 1961-62 Real Madrid CF 0-1 1-0 Champion Clubs’ Cup (1) 1963-64 Club Atlético de Madrid 1-0 2-1 Fairs Cup 1963-64 Real Zaragoza 0-0 2-3 Fairs Cup 1964-65 Club Atlético de Madrid 3-1 1-3 Fairs Cup (2) 1970-71 FC Barcelona 2-1 2-1 Fairs Cup 1976-77 Athletic Club de Bilbao 1-0 1-2 UEFA Cup (Final) 1985-86 FC Barcelona 1-1 0-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1986-87 Real Madrid CF 1-0 0-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup (3) 1988-89 Athletic Club de Bilbao 5-1 2-3 UEFA Cup 1990-91 FC Barcelona 1-0 1-3 Cup Winners’ Cup 1993-94 CD Tenerife 3-0 1-2 UEFA Cup 1995-96 Real Madrid CF 2-0 0-1 UEFA Champions League 1997-98 Real Madrid CF 0-1 (4) UEFA Champions League 1998-99 Athletic Club de Bilbao 1-1 0-0 UEFA Champions League 1999-00 RC Celta de Vigo 1-0 0-4 UEFA Cup 2000-01 RC Deportivo La Coruña 0-0 1-1 UEFA Champions League 2001-02 RC Deportivo La Coruña 0-0 0-2 UEFA Champions League 2002-03 RC Deportivo La Coruña 3-2 2-2 UEFA Champions League 2002-03 FC Barcelona 1-1 2-1 (5) UEFA Champions League 2002-03 Real Madrid CF 3-1 1-2 UEFA Champions League 2003-04 Real Sociedad 4-2 0-0 UEFA Champions League 2003-04 RC Deportivo La Coruña 0-1 0-1 UEFA Champions League 2004-05 Real Madrid CF 0-1 UEFA Champions League Total balance: Played: 46; Won: 18; Drawn: 10; Lost: 18; Goals For: 56; Goals Against: 53 (1) Real Madrid CF won play-off in 3-1 (2) Juventus won play-off in Turin 3-1 (3) Real Madrid CF won 3-1 in penalty shoot-out (4) Final played in Amsterdam (5) After extra-time Real Madrid CF v Italian clubs Season Opponents Home Away Competition 1955-56 AC Milan 4-2 1-2 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1956-57 AC Fiorentina 2-0 (1) Champion Clubs’ Cup 1957-58 AC Milan 3-2 (2) Champion Clubs’ Cup 1961-62 Juventus 0-1 1-0 Champion Clubs’ Cup (3) 1963-64 AC Milan 4-1 0-2 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1963-64 FC Internazionale Milano 1-3 (4) Champion Clubs’ Cup 1965-66 FC Internazionale Milano 1-0 1-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1966-67 FC Internazionale Milano 0-2 0-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1980-81 FC Internazionale Milano 2-0 0-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1982-83 FC Internazionale Milano 2-1 1-1 Cup Winners’ Cup 1984-85 FC Internazionale Milano 3-0 0-2 UEFA Cup 1985-86 FC Internazionale Milano 5-1 (5) 1-3 UEFA Cup 1986-87 Juventus 1-0 (6) 0-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1987-88 SSC Napoli 2-0 (7) 1-1 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1988-89 AC Milan 1-1 0-5 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1989-90 AC Milan 1-0 0-2 Champion Clubs’ Cup 1991-92 Torino Calcio 2-1 0-2 UEFA Cup 1995-96 Juventus 1-0 0-2 UEFA Champions League 1997-98 Juventus 1-0 (8) UEFA Champions League 1998-99 FC Internazionale Milano 2-0 (9) 1-3 UEFA Champions League 2000-01 S.S. Lazio 3-2 2-2 UEFA Champions League 2001-02 AS Roma 1-1 2-1 UEFA Champions League 2002-03 AS Roma 0-1 3-0 UEFA Champions League 2002-03 AC Milan 3-1 0-1 UEFA Champions League UEFA Press Information

First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF 2002-03 Juventus 2-1 1-3 UEFA Champions League 2004-05 AS Roma 4-2 3-0 UEFA Champions League 2004-05 Juventus 1-0 UEFA Champions League Total balance: Played: 50; Won: 26; Drawn: 6; Lost: 18; Goals For: 72; Goals Against: 60 (1) The final played in Madrid (2) The final played in Brussels (3) Real Madrid CF won a play-off in Paris 3-1 (4) The final played in Vienna (5) After extra-time (6) Real Madrid CF won 3-1 in a penalty shoot-out (7) Match played in Valencia (8) The final played in Amsterdam (9) Match played at the Estadio Sánchez Pizjuán, Seville

Record in Europe

JUVENTUS

Ap MP W D L GF GA European Champion Clubs’ Cup 23 170 86 39 45 281 170 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup 4 27 17 5 5 53 19 UEFA Cup 11 98 64 11 23 198 83 Fairs Cup 6 46 27 11 8 80 37 Total 44 341 194 66 81 612 309

REAL MADRID CF

Ap MP W D L GF GA European Champion Clubs’ Cup 35 280 164 48 68 621 310 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup 4 31 16 9 6 57 24 UEFA Cup 9 64 33 10 21 111 75 Fairs Cup 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 48 375 213 67 95 789 409

Ap=Appearances MP=Matches Played W=Won D=Drawn L=Lost GF=Goals For GA=Goals Against

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Booking List First Knock-out Second-Leg Qualifying Group Stage First Quarter Semi Final phases Matchdays Knock-out Finals Finals Y R 1 2 3 4 5 6 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd JUVENTUS Alessandro BIRINDELLI 1 Manuele BLASI 1 Y Y Mauro Germán CAMORANESI Y Y Y Fabio CANNAVARO Y Y * Alessandro DEL PIERO Y EMERSON Ferreira Y Zlatan IBRAHIMOVIC Y Fabrizo MICCOLI 1 Paolo MONTERO Y Rubén OLIVEIRA Y Pavel NEDVED Y Alessio TACCHINARDI Y Lilian THURAM 1 Y * Jonathan ZEBINA Y REAL MADRID CF Albert CELADES López Y Luis Filipe Madeira FIGO Y Y * Thomas GRAVESEN Y José M. Gutiérrez Hernández 'GUTI' Y Iván HELGUERA Bujía Y Francisco PAVÓN Barahona 1 Y * ROBERTO CARLOS Y Walter SAMUEL 1 Y Y Y * Zinedine ZIDANE Y

Y Booked R sent off suspension ### suspension for at least 1 match * misses next match if booked

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Referee, Assistants and Delegates

JUVENTUS v REAL MADRID CF Referee Markus Merk (Germany) Asst. Referees Christian Schräer (Germany) and Heiner Müller (Germany) 4th Official Hermann Albrecht (Germany) Delegate Hendrik Kesler (Netherlands) Ref. Observer Alexis Ponnet (Belgium) Media Officer André Francioli

Markus MERK (Germany) Date of Birth: 15.03.1962 in Kaiserslautern Hometown: Kaiserslautern Profession: Dentist Languages: German / French / English / Italian Height-Weight: 181 cm – 70 kg Referee since: 1974 1st Division: 1988 FIFA Badge: 1992 Tournaments: Olympic Games (Barcelona 1992) EURO 2000 (Belgium / Netherlands) World Cup (Japan / Korea 2002) Confederations Cup (France 2003) EURO 2004 (Portugal) Other sports: Athletics / Basketball / Handball / Triathlon / Volleyball Hobbies: Endurance Tests / Travelling

International matches Date Res Venue Competition 22.04.92 Belgium – Cyprus 3-0 Mechelen Under-21 28.04.92 – Bulgaria 0-2 Berne Friendly 24.07.92 Spain – Colombia 4-0 Valencia Olympic Games 30.07.92 Paraguay – Morocco 3-1 Valencia Olympic Games 09.09.92 Netherlands – 2-3 Eindhoven Friendly 23.09.92 Poland – Turkey 1-0 Poznán World Cup 30.09.92 FK Zalgiris Vilnius – PSV Eindhoven 0-2 Vilnius Cup Winners’ Cup 27.04.93 Portugal – 2-1 Torres Under-21 12.05.93 Estonia – 0-1 World Cup 15.09.93 Brøndby IF – Dundee United FC 2-0 Brøndby UEFA Cup 03.11.93 Aberdeen FC – Torino Calcio 1-2 Aberdeen Cup Winners’ Cup 16.02.94 Italy – France 0-1 Friendly 23.03.94 Portugal – Poland 2-0 Coimbra Under-21 24.08.94 Servette FC – FC Steaua Bucuresti 1-1 Champions Cup 28.09.94 AEK Athens – AFC Ajax 1-2 Athens Champions League 02.11.94 RSC Anderlecht – HNK Hajduk Split 0-0 Brussels Champions League 16.03.95 Real Zaragoza – Feyenoord 2-0 Zaragoza Cup Winners’ Cup 11.06.95 Republic of Ireland – Austria 1-3 Dublin EURO 96 19.06.95 Switzerland – Italy 0-1 Friendly 09.07.95 R. SC – Bursaspor 0-2 Charleroi Intertoto Cup 22.08.95 NK Osijek – ŠK Slovan 0-2 UEFA Cup 12.09.95 Sevilla FC – FC Botev Plovdiv 2-0 Seville UEFA Cup 17.10.95 Olympique Lyonnais – S.S. Lazio 2-1 Lyon UEFA Cup UEFA Press Information

First Knock-out Round Second Leg Turin 09 March 2005 JUVENTUS - REAL MADRID CF 15.11.95 Russia – Finland 3-1 Moscow EURO 96 13.03.96 Portugal – Italy 1-0 Under-21 04.04.96 RC Deportivo La Coruña – Paris St-Germain FC 0-1 La Coruña Cup Winners’ Cup 18.05.96 England – Hungary 2-0 London Friendly 07.08.96 Rangers FC – FC Alania Vladikavkaz 3-1 Champions Cup 11.09.96 Juventus – Manchester United FC 1-0 Turin Champions League 29.10.96 RSC Anderlecht – Vitória Guimarães 0-0 Brussels UEFA Cup 13.11.96 Spain – Slovakia 4-1 Tenerife World Cup 03.12.96 Boavista FC – FC Internazionale Milano 0-2 Porto UEFA Cup 05.03.97 AFC Ajax – Club Atlético de Madrid 1-1 Amsterdam Champions League 30.04.97 Norway – Finland 1-1 Oslo World Cup 14.05.97 FC Barcelona – Paris Saint-Germain FC 1-0 Cup Winners’ Cup* 26.08.97 Olympique Lyonnais – Montpellier Hérault SC 3-2 Lyon Intertoto Cup 10.09.97 Sweden – Latvia 1-0 Stockholm World Cup 30.09.97 S.S. Lazio – Vitória Guimarães 2-1 Rome UEFA Cup 22.10.97 FC Dynamo Kyiv – FC Barcelona 3-0 Kiev Champions League 09.12.97 Club Atlético de Madrid – NK Dinamo Zagreb 1-0 Madrid UEFA Cup 19.03.98 FC Lokomotiv Moskva – AEK Athens 2-1 Moscow Cup Winners’ Cup 25.03.98 Austria – Hungary 2-3 Vienna Friendly 31.03.98 FC Internazionale Milano – FC Spartak Moskva 2-1 Milan UEFA Cup 25.08.98 FC PAOK Saloniki – Rangers FC 0-0 Thessaloniki UEFA Cup 05.09.98 Ukraine – Russia 3-2 Kiev EURO 2000 16.09.98 Juventus – Galatasaray SK 2-2 Turin Champions League 04.11.98 NK Dinamo Zagreb – FC Porto 3-1 Zagreb Champions League 25.11.98 FC Internazionale Milano – Real Madrid CF 3-1 Milan Champions League 17.03.99 Olympiacos CFP – Juventus 1-1 Athens Champions League 31.03.99 Poland – Sweden 0-1 Chorzow EURO 2000 20.04.99 Bologna FC – Olympique de 1-1 Bologna UEFA Cup 11.08.99 Hapoel Haifa FC – Valencia CF 0-2 Haifa Champions Cup 04.09.99 Norway – Greece 1-0 Oslo EURO 2000 29.09.99 FC Barcelona – Arsenal FC 1-1 Barcelona Champions League 19.10.99 Netherlands – Brazil 2-2 Amsterdam Friendly 26.10.99 Real Madrid CF – Olympiacos CFP 3-0 Madrid Champions League 12.11.99 Qatar – Kuwait 1-2 Doha Olympics Qualif. 09.12.99 SL Benfica – RC Celta de Vigo 1-1 Lisbon UEFA Cup 23.02.00 England – Argentina 0-0 London Friendly 01.03.00 AC Fiorentina – Valencia CF 1-0 Champions League 16.03.00 Leeds United AFC – SK Slavia Praha 3-0 Leeds UEFA Cup 05.04.00 Chelsea FC – FC Barcelona 3-1 London Champions League 10.06.00 Belgium – Sweden 2-1 Brussels EURO 2000 18.06.00 Slovenia – Spain 1-2 Amsterdam EURO 2000 29.06.00 Italy – Netherlands 0-0** Amsterdam EURO 2000 13.09.00 FC Barcelona – Leeds United AFC 4-0 Barcelona Champions League 26.09.00 PSV Eindhoven – Manchester United FC 3-1 Eindhoven Champions League 11.10.00 – Northern Ireland 1-0 Reykjavik World Cup 17.10.00 Rangers FC – Galatasaray SK 0-0 Glasgow Champions League 06.12.00 Panathinaikos FC – Valencia CF 0-0 Athens Champions League 15.02.01 AS Roma – Liverpool FC 0-2 Rome UEFA Cup 15.03.01 RC Celta de Vigo – FC Barcelona 3-2 Vigo UEFA Cup 02.06.01 Denmark – Czech Republic 2-1 World Cup 31.10.01 Olympiacos CFP – RC Deportivo La Coruña 1-1 Athens Champions League 14.11.01 Uruguay – Argentina 1-1 World Cup 05.12.01 FC Barcelona – Galatasaray SK 2-2 Barcelona Champions League 19.02.02 Real Madrid CF – FC Porto 1-0 Madrid Champions League 14.03.02 FC Internazionale Milano – Valencia CF 1-1 Milan UEFA Cup

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