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UEFA Cup Finals

Date Venue Match Result Attendance Date Venue Match Result Attendance 1 03/05/72 Wolverhampton Wolverhampton W-Tottenham Hotspur FC 1-2 38 562 08/05/91 Milan FC Internazionale Milano-AS Roma 2-0 68 887 17/05/72 Tottenham Hotspur FC-Wolverhampton W 1-1 54 303 22/05/91 AS Roma-FC Internazionale Milano 1-0 71 201 10/05/73 Liverpool FC-Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-0 41 169 29/04/92 Turin Torino FC-AFC Ajax 2-2 65 377 25/03/73 M’gladbach Borussia Mönchengladbach-Liverpool FC 2-0 34 905 13/05/92 AFC Ajax-Torino FC 0-0 40 000 2 21/05/74 London Tottenham Hotspur FC- 2-2 46 281 05/05/93 Dortmund -Juventus 1-3 37 000 29/05/74 Rotterdam Feyenoord-Tottenham Hotspur FC 2-0 59 317 19/05/93 Turin Juventus-Borussia Dortmund 3-0 62 781 07/05/75 Düsseldorf Borussia Mönchengladbach-FC Twente 0-0 42 368 26/04/94 Vienna SV Austria Salzburg-FC Internazionale 0-1 47 800 3 21/05/75 Enschede FC Twente-Borussia Mönchengladbach 1-5 21 767 11/05/94 Milan FC Internazionale-SV Austria Salzburg 1-0 80 326 28/04/76 Liverpool Liverpool FC-Club Brugge KV 3-2 50 188 03/05/95 Parma Parma FC-Juventus 1-0 22 062 19/05/76 Bruges Club Brugge KV-Liverpool FC 1-1 29 423 17/05/95 Milan Juventus-Parma FC 1-1 80 745 04/05/77 Turin Juventus-Athletic Club 1-0 54 800 01/05/96 FC Bayern München-Girondins Bordeaux 2-0 65 000 4 18/05/77 Bilbao Athletic Club-Juventus 2-1 ** 41 000 15/05/96 Bordeaux Girondins Bordeaux-FC Bayern München 1-3 35 000 26/04/78 Bastia SC Bastia-PSV Eindhoven 0-0 15 000 07/05/97 Gelsenkirchen FC Schalke 04-FC Internazionale Milano 1-0 56 824 09/05/78 Eindhoven PSV Eindhoven-SC Bastia 3-0 27 000 21/05/97 Milan FC Internazionale Milano-FC Schalke 04 1-0 *** 81 675 09/05/79 FK Crvena zvezda-Borussia M’gladbach 1-1 98 000 06/05/98 Paris FC Internazionale Milano-S.S. Lazio 3-0 44 412 5 23/05/79 Düsseldorf Borussia M’gladbach-FK Crvena zvezda 1-0 50 000 12/05/99 Moscow Parma FC- 3-0 61 000 07/05/80 M’gladbach Borussia M’gladbach- 3-2 25 000 17/05/00 Copenhagen Galatasaray AŞ-Arsenal FC 4-1 **** 38 919 21/05/80 Frankfurt Eintracht Frankfurt-Borussia M’gladbach 1-0 ** 59 000 16/05/01 Dortmund Liverpool FC-Deportivo Alavés 5-4 ° 48 050 06/05/81 Ipswich Ipswich Town FC-AZ Alkmaar 3-0 27 532 08/05/02 Rotterdam Feyenoord-Borussia Dortmund 3-2 45 611 6 20/05/81 Amsterdam AZ Alkmaar-Ipswich Town FC 4-2 22 000 21/05/03 Seville FC Porto-Celtic FC 3-2 °° 52 140 05/05/82 IFK Göteborg-Hamburger SV 1-0 42 548 19/05/04 Gothenburg Valencia CF-Olympique de Marseille 2-0 40 000 19/05/82 Hamburg Hamburger SV-IFK Göteborg 0-3 60 200 18/05/05 PFC CSKA Moskva-Sporting Clube 3-1 47 085 7 04/05/83 RSC Anderlecht-SL Benfica 1-0 52 694 10/05/06 Eindhoven Sevilla FC-Middlesbrough FC 4-0 32 100 18/05/83 Lisbon SL Benfica-RSC Anderlecht 1-1 80 000 16/05/07 Sevilla FC-RCD Espanyol 2-2 °°° 47 602 09/05/84 Brussels RSC Anderlecht-Tottenham Hotspur FC 1-1 38 000 14/05/08 Manchester FC Zenit St Petersburg-Rangers FC 2-0 43 878 23/05/84 London Tottenham Hotspur FC-RSC Anderlecht 1-1 *** 46 258 20/05/09 FC Shakhtar -Werder Bremen 2-1 * 37 357 08/05/85 Szekesfehervar Videoton SC-Real CF 0-3 38 000 22/05/85 Madrid Real Madrid CF-Videoton SC 0-1 98 300 30/04/86 Madrid Real Madrid CF-1.FC Köln 5-1 85 000 06/05/86 Berlin 1.FC Köln-Real Madrid CF 2-0 21 185 06/05/87 Gothenburg IFK Göteborg-Dundee United FC 1-0 50 053 20/05/87 Dundee Dundee United FC-IFK Göteborg 1-1 20 911 Key * after extra time 04/05/88 RCD Espanyol- 3-0 45 000 ** on away goals 18/05/88 Leverkusen Bayer 04 Leverkusen-RCD Espanyol 3-0 *** 22 000 *** after extra time and penalty shoot-out 03/05/89 Naples SSC Napoli-VfB Stuttgart 2-1 81 093 **** after extra time (0-0) and penalty shoot-out (4-1) 17/05/89 Stuttgart VfB Stuttgart-SSC Napoli 3-3 67 000 ° ‘’ 02/05/90 Turin Juventus-ACF Fiorentina 3-1 47 519 °° ‘Silver Goal’ 16/05/90 Avellino ACF Fiorentina-Juventus 0-0 30 999 °°° after extra time (1-1) and penalty shoot-out (3-1)

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UEFA Cup winners

1972: Tottenham Hotspur FC 1974: Feyenoord 1976: Liverpool FC 1978: PSV Eindhoven 1 First leg: 3 May 1972 First leg: 21 May 1974 First leg: 28 April 1976 First leg: 26 April 1978 Wolverhampton Wanderers FC-Tottenham Tottenham Hotspur FC-Feyenoord 2-2 Liverpool FC-Club Brugge KV 3-2 SC Bastia-PSV Eindhoven 0-0 Hotspur FC 1-2 1-0 (40) 1-1 Van Hanegem (43) 0-1 Lambert (5) 0-2 Cools (12) 1-2 R. Kennedy (60) Referee: Dušan Maksimović (YUG) 0-1 Chivers (56) 1-1 McCalliog (72) 1-2 Chivers (87) 2-1 Own goal (Israel - 63) 2-2 De Jong (84) 2-2 Case (62) 3-2 Keegan (65 - pen) Attendance: 8 006 2 Referee: Tofiq Bähramov (USSR) Referee: Rudolf Scheurer (SUI) Referee: Ferdinand Biwerski (GER) Attendance: 38 562 Attendance: 46 281 Attendance: 49 981 Second leg: 9 May 1978 PSV Eindhoven-SC Bastia 3-0 Second leg: 17 May 1972 Second leg: 29 May 1974 Second leg: 19 May 1976 1-0 W. van de Kerkhof (24) 2-0 Deijkers (67) Tottenham Hotspur FC-Wolverhampton Feyenoord-Tottenham Hotspur FC 2-0 Club Brugge KV-Liverpool FC 1-1 3-0 Van der Kuylen (69) 3 Wanderers FC 1-1 1-0 Rijsbergen (43) 2-0 Ressel (85) 1-0 Lambert (11 - pen) 1-1 Keegan (15) Referee: (ROM) 1-0 Mullery (29) 1-1 Wagstaffe (40) Referee: Rosario Lo Bello (ITA) Referee: Rudi Glöckner (GER) Attendance: 28 000 Referee: Laurens van Raven (NED) Attendance: 59 317 Attendance: 29 423 Attendance: 54 303 Winners: , Gerrie Deijkers, Huub 4 Winners: Ed Treijtel, , Joop van Winners: , Tommy Smith, , Stevens, , , Henk Lubse, Winners: , , Cyril Knowles, Daele, Rinus Israel, Harry Vos, Mladen Ramljak, , , , Adri van Kraay, Cees Krijgh, (capt), , , Alan (capt), Peter Ressel, Teo de Jong, Lex (capt), , , Kevin Willy van der Kuylen (capt), Nick Deacy. Head Gilzean, , , Martin Schoenmaker, Jørgen Kristensen, Jan Boskamp, Keegan, , , David coach: Peters, , . Manager: Bill Henk Wery. Head coach: Fairclough. Manager: 5 Nicholson

1979: VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 1975: VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 1977: Juventus First leg: 9 May 1979 6 1973: Liverpool FC First leg: 7 May 1975 First leg: 5 May 1977 FK Crvena zvezda-VfL Borussia First leg: 10 May 1973 VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach-FC Twente 0-0 Juventus-Athletic Club 1-0 Mönchengladbach 1-1 Liverpool FC-VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-0 Referee: Károly Palotai (HUN) 1-0 Tardelli (14) 1-0 Šestić (22) 1-1 Own goal (Jurišić - 60) 1-0 Keegan (21) 2-0 Keegan (32) 3-0 Lloyd (61) Attendance: 42 368 Referee: (NED) Referee: Ian Foote (SCO) 7 Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT) Attendance: 66 000 Attendance: 65 000 Attendance: 41 169 Second leg: 21 May 1975 FC Twente-VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 1-5 Second leg: 18 May 1977 Second leg: 23 May 1979 Second leg: 23 May 1973 0-1 Simonsen (3) 0-2 Heynckes (9) 0-3 Heynckes Athletic Club-Juventus 2-1 VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach-FK Crvena VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach-Liverpool FC 2-0 (50) 0-4 Heynckes (60) 1-4 Drost (76) 1-5 0-1 Bettega (7) 1-1 Irureta (12) 2-1 Carlos (78) zvezda 1-0 1-0 Heynckes (31) 2-0 Heynckes (40) Simonsen (87 - pen) Referee: Erich Linemayr (AUT) 1-0 Simonsen (16 - pen) Referee: Pavel Kazakov (USSR) Referee: Paul Schiller (AUT) Attendance: 39 700 Referee: (ITA) Attendance: 35 000 Attendance: 21 767 Attendance: 45 000 Winners: , , Winners: Ray Clemence, , Alec Winners: , (capt), Uli , Giuseppe Furino (capt), Francesco Winners: Wolfgang Kneib, Berti Vogts (capt), Lindsay, Tommy Smith (capt), Larry Lloyd, Emlyn Surau, Hans, Jürgen Wittkamp, , Morini, , , Marco , Frank Schäfer, Norbert Ringels, Hughes, , Peter Cormack, Steve Hans Klinkhammer, , Herbert Tardelli, , , Winfried Schäfer, Allan Simonsen, Christian Kulik, Heighway, John Toshack, Ian Callaghan, Phil Wimmer, , Dietmar Danner, Jupp , , . Rudi Gores, Horst Wohlers, , Horst Boersma, Brian Hall. Manager: Heynckes, Frank Schäfer, Horst Köppel, Christian Head coach: Köppel, Carsten Nielsen, Dietmar Danner. Head Kulik, Calle Del’Haye. Head coach: Hennes coach: Weisweiler

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1980: Eintracht Frankfurt 1982: IFK Göteborg 1984: Tottenham Hotspur FC 1986: Real Madrid CF 1 First leg: 7 May 1980 First leg: 5 May 1982 First leg: 9 May 1984 First leg: 30 April 1986 VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach-Eintracht IFK Göteborg-Hamburger SV 1-0 RSC Anderlecht-Tottenham Hotspur FC 1-1 Real Madrid CF-1. FC Köln 5-1 Frankfurt 3-2 1-0 Tord Holmgren (88) 0-1 Miller (58) 1-1 Olsen (85) 0-1 Allofs (29) 1-1 Hugo Sánchez (38) 2-1 Gordillo 0-1 Krager (37) 1-1 Kulik (45)1-2 Hölzenbein (71) Referee: John Carpenter (IRL) Referee: (SUI) (42) 3-1 Valdano (52) 4-1 Valdano (84) 2 2-2 Matthäus (77) 3-2 Kulik (88) Attendance: 42 548 Attendance: 33 000 5-1 Santillana (89) Referee: Emilio Guruceta (ESP) Referee: (ENG) Attendance: 25 000 Second leg: 19 May 1982 Second leg: 23 May 1984 Attendance: 60 000 Hamburger SV-IFK Göteborg 0-3 Tottenham Hotspur FC-RSC Anderlecht 1-1 Second leg: 21 May 1980 0-1 Corneliusson (25) 0-2 Nilsson (61) (after extra time) Second leg: 6 May 1986 3 0-1 Czerniatynski (60) 1-1 Roberts (83) Eintracht Frankfurt-VfL Borussia 0-3 Fredriksson (65 - pen) 1. FC Köln-Real Madrid CF 2-0 Penalty shoot-out: 1-0 Roberts 1-0 Olsen (saved) Mönchengladbach 1-0 Referee: George Courtney (ENG) 1-0 Bein (23) 2-0 Geilenkirchen (71) 2-0 Falco 2-1 Brylle 3-1 Stevens 3-2 Scifo 4-2 1-0 Schaub (81) Attendance: 57 312 Referee: Robert Valentine (SCO) Archibald 4-3 Vercauteren 4-3 Thomas 4-3 (BEL) 22 000 Referee: Gudjohnsen Attendance: 4 59 000 Thomas Wernersson, Ruben Svensson, Attendance: Winners: Referee: (GER) Glenn Hysén, Conny Karlsson (capt), Stig Attendance: 46 258 Winners: Agustín Rodríguez, Miguel Porlán ‘Chendo’, Winners: Jürgen Pahl, Ronald Börchers, Bum- Fredriksson, Tord Holmgren, Glenn Strömberg, José Antonio Camacho (capt), , Kun Cha, Horst Ehrmanntraut, Karl-Heinz Jerry Karlsson, Torbjörn Nilsson, Dan Corneliusson, Winners: Tony Parks, Danny Thomas, Chris Jesús Solana, , Emilio Butragueño, 5 Körbel, , Norbert Nachtweih, Willi Tommy Holmgren, Glenn Schiller, Håkan Sandberg. Hughton, (capt-2nd leg), Miguel González ‘Michel’, Hugo Sánchez, Ricardo Neuberger, , (capt), Head coach: Sven-Göran Eriksson Paul Miller, , Mike Hazard, Steve Gallego, , Juan Gómez ‘Juanito’, Carlos Fred Schaub, Harald Krager, Wolfgang Trapp. Archibald, Mark Falco, Gary Stevens, , Santillana, José Antonio Salguero, Rafael Martín Head coach: , Dick Alistair, Steve Perryman Vázquez. Head coach: (capt-1st leg). Manager: 6 1983: RSC Anderlecht First leg: 4 May 1983 1981: Ipswich Town FC RSC Anderlecht-SL Benfica 1-0 1987: IFK Göteborg First leg: 6 May 1981 1-0 Brylle (30) 1985: Real Madrid CF First leg: 6 May 1987 7 Ipswich Town FC-AZ Alkmaar 3-0 Referee: Bogdan Dochev (BUL) First leg: 8 May 1985 IFK Göteborg-Dundee United FC 1-0 1-0 Wark (29) 2-0 Thijssen (47) 3-0 Mariner (55) Attendance: 55 000 Videoton SC-Real Madrid CF 0-3 1-0 Pettersson (38) Referee: (GER) 0-1 Míchel (31) 0-2 Gallego (76) 0-3 Valdano (88) Referee: (GER) Attendance: 27 532 Second leg: 18 May 1983 Referee: (FRA) Attendance: 48 614 SL Benfica-RSC Anderlecht 1-1 Attendance: 30 000 Second leg: 20 May 1981 1-0 Han (32) 1-1 Lozano (38) Second leg: 20 May 1987 22 May 1985 AZ Alkmaar-Ipswich Town FC 4-2 Referee: Charles Corver (NED) Second leg: Dundee United FC-IFK Göteborg 1-1 Real Madrid CF-Videoton SC 0-1 0-1 Thijssen (4) 1-1 Weltzl (6) 2-1 Metgod (24) Attendance: 70 000 0-1 Lennart Nilsson (22) 1-1 Clark (60) 0-1 Majer (86) 2-2 Wark (31) 3-2 Tol (39) 4-2 Jonker (73) Referee: Ioan Igna (ROM) Referee: Alexis Ponnet (BEL) Referee: (GER) Winners: Jacques Munaron, Luka Peruzović, Per Attendance: 20 900 Attendance: 80 000 Attendance: 22 291 Frimann, Juan Lozano, Mick De Groote, Frank Vercauteren (capt), , Walter De Thomas Wernersson, Mats-Olaf Winners: Miguel Angel González, Miguel Porlán Winners: Winners: Paul Cooper, (capt), Steve Greef, , Ludo Coeck, Hugo ‘Chendo’, José Camacho (capt), , Carlsson, Glenn Hysén (capt), Peter Larsson, Stig McCall, , , Terry Broos, Kenneth Brylle, Wim Hofkens, Alex Manuel Sanchís, Isidoro San José, Emilio Fredriksson, , Tord Holmgren, Butcher, Arnold Mühren, , , Czerniatynski. Head coach: Butragueño, Miguel González ‘Míchel’, Carlos Michael Andersson, Tommy Holmgren, Stefan , Eric Gates. Manager: Santillana, Juan Gómez ‘Juanito’, Jorge Valdano, Pettersson, Lennart Nilsson, Magnus Johansson, , José Antonio Salguero. Head Lars Zetterlund. Head coach: Gunder Bengtsson coach:

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1988: Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1990: Juventus 1992: AFC Ajax 1994: FC Internazionale Milano 1 First leg: 4 May 1988 First leg: 2 May 1990 First leg: 29 April 1992 First leg: 26 April 1994 RCD Espanyol-Bayer 04 Leverkusen 3-0 Juventus-ACF Fiorentina 3-1 Torino FC-AFC Ajax 2-2 SV Austria Salzburg-FC Internazionale Milano 0-1 1-0 Losada (44) 2-0 Soler (48) 3-0 Losada (56) 1-0 Galia (3) 1-1 Buso (10) 2-1 Casiraghi (60) 0-1 Jonk (14) 1-1 Casagrande (62) 1-2 Pettersson 0-1 Berti (35) Referee: Dušan Krchnak (CZE) 3-1 De Agostini (75) (75 - pen) 2-2 Casagrande (84) Referee: (DEN) 2 Attendance: 31 180 Referee: Emilio Soriano Aladrén (ESP) Referee: Joe Worrall (ENG) Attendance: 43 000 Attendance: 47 519 Attendance: 65 377 Second leg: 18 May 1988 Second leg: 11 May 1994 Bayer 04 Leverkusen-RCD Espanyol 3-0 (after Second leg: 16 May 1990 Second leg: 13 May 1992 FC Internazionale Milano-SV Austria Salzburg 1-0 extra time) ACF Fiorentina-Juventus 0-0 AFC Ajax-Torino FC 0-0 1-0 Jonk (65) 3 1-0 Tita (56) 2-0 Götz (63) 3-0 Bum-Kun Cha (81) Referee: (GER) Referee: Zoran Petrović (YUG) Referee: Jim McCluskey (SCO) Penalty shoot-out: 0-1 Pichi Alonso 0-1 Attendance: 30 999 Attendance: 40 000 Attendance: 80 345 Falkenmayer 0-2 Job 1-2 Rolff 1-2 Urquiaga 2-2 Waas 2-2 Zúñiga 3-2 Täuber 3-2 Losada Winners: (capt-2nd leg), Nicolò Winners: , (capt), Winners: , Antonio Paganin, Davide Referee: (NED) 4 Napoli, , , Bruno Sonny Silooy, , , Aron Fontolan, Wim Jonk, (capt), Attendance: 21 600 Pasquale, Angelo Alessio, Sergei Aleinikov, Rui Winter, Johnny van’t Schip, Michel Kreek, Stefan Sergio Battistini, Angelo Orlando, Antonio Winners: Rüdiger Vollborn, Erich Seckler, Alois Barros, , , Pettersson, Rob Alflen, , Marciano Manicone, , , Rubén Reinhardt, Andrzej Buncol, Knut Reinhardt, , Massimo Rosa, Salvatore Vink, John van Loen, Dennis Bergkamp, Alfons Sosa, , Massimo Paganin, Alessandro 5 (capt), , Ralf Avallone, , (capt -1st leg). Groenendijk. Head coach: Bianchi, Francesco Dell’Anno. Head coach: Falkenmayer, Falko Götz, Milton Tita, Bum-Kun Cha, Head coach: Dino Zoff Giampiero Marini Herbert Waas, Klaus Täuber, Jean-Pierre Dekeyser, Florian Hinterberger. Head coach: 1993: Juventus 6 1991: FC Internazionale Milano First leg: 5 May 1993 1995: Parma FC First leg: 8 May 1991 Borussia Dortmund-Juventus 1-3 First leg: 3 May 1995 1989: SSC Napoli FC Internazionale Milano-AS Roma 2-0 1-0 Michael Rummenigge (2) 1-1 (26) Parma FC-Juventus 1-0 First leg: 3 May 1989 1-0 Matthäus (58 - pen) 2-0 Berti (67) 1-2 (30) 1-3 Roberto Baggio (73) 1-0 Dino Baggio (5) 7 SSC Napoli-VfB Stuttgart 2-1 Referee: Aleksei Spirin (CIS) Referee: Sándor Puhl (HUN) Referee: Antonio López Nieto (ESP) 0-1 Gaudino (17) 1-1 Maradona (67) 2-1 (88) Attendance: 68 887 Attendance: 37 000 Attendance: 22 057 Referee: Gerassimos Germanakos (GRE) Attendance: 81 093 Second leg: 22 May 1991 Second leg: 19 May 1993 Second leg: 17 May 1995 AS Roma-FC Internazionale Milano 1-0 Juventus-Borussia Dortmund 3-0 Juventus-Parma FC 1-1 Second leg: 17 May 1989 1-0 Rizzitelli (81) 1-0 Dino Baggio 2-0 Dino Baggio (39) 1-0 Vialli (35) 1-1 Dino Baggio (53) VfB Stuttgart-SSC Napoli 3-3 Referee: Joël Quiniou (FRA) 3-0 Andreas Möller (65) Referee: Frans Van Den Wijngaert (BEL) 0-1 Alemão (18) 1-1 Klinsmann (25) 1-2 Ferrara (39) Attendance: 70 901 Referee: (NED) Attendance: 80 000 1-3 Careca (61) 2-3 Gaudino (68) 3-3 Schmäler (89) Attendance: 62 781 Referee: Victoriano Sánchez Arminio (ESP) Winners: Walter Zenga, Giuseppe Bergomi (capt), Winners: , , Alberto Attendance: 64 000 , Sergio Battistini, Riccardo Ferri, Winners: , , Di Chiara, (capt), Massimo Susic, Antonio Paganin, Alessandro Bianchi, Nicola Berti, , Marco Di Marchi, Jürgen Kohler, Fernando Couto, , Dino Baggio, Winners: , , , Giancarlo Corradini, Ricardo De Brito Jürgen Klinsmann, Lothar Matthäus, Fausto , Júlio César, Roberto Galia, Dino Baggio, Gianluca , , Faustino ‘Alemão’, Alessandro Renica, , Fernando , , . Vialli, Roberto Baggio (capt), Andreas Möller, Asprilla, Marcelo Castellini, , Luigi Di Napoli, António de Oliveira Filho ‘Careca’, Diego Head coach: Giovanni Trapattoni Paolo Di Canio, , . Apolloni, Gabriele Pin, . Head Maradona (capt), , Tebaldo Head coach: Giovanni Trapattoni coach: Bigliardi, Antonio Carannante, Massimo Crippa. Head coach:

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1996: FC Bayern München 1998: FC Internazionale Milano 2000: Galatasaray AŞ 2002: Feyenoord 1 First leg: 1 May 1996 Final: Parc des Princes, Paris on 6 May 1998 Final: Parken, Copenhagen on 17 May 2000 Final: De Kuip, Rotterdam on 8 May 2002 FC Bayern München-FC Girondins de S.S. Lazio-FC Internazionale Milano 0-3 Galatasaray AŞ-Arsenal FC 0-0 (after extra Feyenoord-Borussia Dortmund 3-2 Bordeaux 2-0 0-1 Zamorano (9) 0-2 Zanetti (60) 0-3 Ronaldo (70) time) 1-0 Van Hooijdonk (33 - pen) 2-0 Van Hooijdonk (40) 1-0 Helmer (34) 2-0 Scholl (60) Referee: Antonio López Nieto (ESP) Penalty shoot-out: 1-0 Ergün 1-0 Šuker 2-0 Hakan 2-1 Amoroso (47 - pen) 3-1 Tomasson 2 Referee: Serge Muhmenthaler (SUI) Attendance: 44 412 Şükür 2-1 Parlour 3-1 Ümit 3-1 Vieira 4-1 Popescu (50) 3-2 Koller (58) Attendance: 63 000 Referee: Antonio López Nieto (ESP) Referee: Vítor Manuel Melo Pereira (POR) Winners: (capt), , Attendance: 38 919 Attendance: 45 611 Second leg: 15 May 1996 (69: Benoît Cauet), , FC Girondins de Bordeaux-FC Bayern München 1-3 (69: ), Iván Winners: Claúdio Taffarel, Bülent Korkmaz (capt), Winners: Edwin Zoetebier, Christian Gyan, 3 0-1 Scholl (53) 0-2 Kostadinov (66) 1-2 Dutuel (75) Zamorano (74: ), Ronaldo Nazário Gheorghe Popescu, (95: Hasan Şaş), Tomasz Rząsa, Paul Bosvelt (capt), Kees van 1-3 Klinsmann (77) da Lima, Zé Elias, , Taribo West, (83: Hakan Ünsal), (95: Wonderen, Patrick Paauwe, Shinji Ono (85: Referee: Vadim Zhuk (BLR) Francesco Colonnese. Unused subs: Andrea Ahmet Yıldırım), Hakan Şükür, , Ferry de Haan), , Jon Dahl Attendance: 30 000 Mazzantini, , Nwankwo Kanu, Álvaro Ümit Davala, Carlos Alberto ‘Capone’, Ergün Tomasson, Bonaventure Kalou (76: Johan 4 Recoba. Head coach: Penbe. Unused subs: Kerem İnan, Fatih Akyel, Elmander), (63: Leonardo). Winners: , , , , , Dieter Frey, Mehmet Yozgatli, Márcio dos Santos. Head coach: Unused subs: Henk Timmer, Mauricio Aros, , , Jürgen Klinsmann, Igor Korneev, Piet Collen. Head coach: Bert van Lothar Matthäus (capt), Emil Kostadinov, Marcel Marwijk 5 Witeczek, Alexander Zickler, Oliver Kreuzer, 1999: Parma FC , Jean-Pierre Papin. Final: , Moscow on 12 May 1999 Head coach: Parma FC-Olympique de Marseille 3-0 2001: Liverpool FC 1-0 Crespo (25) 2-0 Vanoli (36) 3-0 Chiesa (55) Final: Westfalenstadion, Dortmund on 16 May 2003: FC Porto Referee: (SCO) 2001 Final: Estadio Olímpico, Seville on 21 May 2003 6 Attendance: 61 000 Liverpool FC-Deportivo Alavés 5-4 (after extra Celtic FC-FC Porto 2-3 (after extra time) 1997: FC Schalke 04 time) 0-1 (45+1) 1-1 Larsson (47) 1-2 Alenichev First leg: 7 May 1997 Winners: , Roberto Sensini (capt), 1-0 Babbel (3) 2-0 Gerrard (16) 2-1 Iván Alonso (26) (54) 2-2 Larsson (57) 2-3 Derlei (115) FC Schalke 04-FC Internazionale Milano 1-0 Lilian Thuram, Alain Boghossian, , 3-1 McAllister (40 - pen) 3-2 Javi Moreno (47) 3-3 Referee: Luboš Michel (SVK) 7 1-0 Wilmots (69) , Paolo Vanoli, Dino Baggio, Juan Javi Moreno (49) 4-3 Fowler (72) 4-4 Attendance: 52 140 Referee: Marc Batta (FRA) Sebastián Verón (77: Stefano Fiore), (88) 5-4 Own goal (Geli - 116 / ‘golden goal’) Attendance: 57 000 (73: Abel Balbo), Hernán Crespo (84: Faustino Referee: Gilles Veissière (FRA) Winners: Vítor Baía, Paulo Ferreira, Asprilla). Unused subs: Davide Micillo, Luigi Sartor, Attendance: 48 050 (capt-72: Pedro Emanuel), Ricardo Carvalho, Nuno Second leg: 21 May 1997 Roberto Mussi, . Head coach: Valente, Costinha (9: Ricardo Costa), Nuno FC Internazionale Milano-FC Schalke 04 1-0 Winners: Sander Westerveld, Stéphane Henchoz Oliveira ‘Maniche’, Anderson De Souza ‘Deco’, (after extra time) (55: Vladimír Šmicer), Markus Babbel, Sami Hyypiä Dmitri Alenichev, Nuno Gonçalves ‘Capucho’ (98: 1-0 Zamorano (84) (capt), , Danny Murphy, Dietmar Marco Ferreira), Vanderlei Fernandes ‘Derlei’. Penalty shoot-out: 0-1 Anderbrügge 0-1 Zamorano Hamann, , Gary McAllister, Emile Unused subs: Nuno Simões, César Peixoto, 0-2 Thon 1-2 Djorkaeff 1-3 Max 1-3 Winter Heskey (64: ), (78: Clayton Ferreira, Tiago Moreira. Head coach: José 1-4 Wilmots ). Unused subs: Pegguy Arphexad, Mourinho Referee: José María García Aranda (ESP) Stephen Wright, Nicky Barmby, Grégory Vignal. Attendance: 81 675 Head coach: Gérard Houllier Winners: , , Radoslav Látal, Yves Eigenrauch, Andreas Müller, (capt), Martin Max, Michael Büskens, Jiří Němec, , Johan de Kock, Ingo Anderbrügge, Oliver Held. Head coach:

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2004: Valencia CF 2006: Sevilla FC 2008: FC Zenit St Petersburg 2009: FC Shakhtar Donetsk 1 Final: Ullevi Stadion, Gothenburg on 19 May 2004 Final: PSV Stadion, Eindhoven on 10 May 2006 Final: City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester on Final: Şükrü Saracoğlu, Istanbul on 20 May 2009 Valencia CF-Olympique de Marseille 2-0 Middlesbrough FC-Sevilla FC 0-4 14 May 2008 FC Shakhtar Donetsk-Werder Bremen 2-1 1-0 Vicente (45+2 - pen) 2-0 Mista (58) 0-1 Luís Fabiano (27) 0-2 Maresca (78) 0-3 FC Zenit St Petersburg-Rangers FC 2-0 (after extra time) Referee: (ITA) Maresca (84) 0-4 Kanouté (89) 1-0 Denisov (72) 2-0 Zyryanov (90+4) 1-0 (25) 1-1 Naldo (35) 2-1 Jádson (97) 2 Attendance: 39 000 Referee: Herbert Fandel (GER) Referee: Peter Fröjdfeldt (SWE) Referee: Luis Medina Cantalejo (ESP) Attendance: 32 100 Attendance: 43 878 Attendance: 37 357 Winners: Santiago Cañizares, Cristóbal ‘Curro’ Torres, , (86: Winners: Andrés Palop, Dani Alves, Javi Navarro Winners: Vyacheslav Malafeev, Aleksandr Winners: Andriy Pyatov, Ilsinho (100: Olexiy Gai), ), , Francisco (capt), Julien Escudé, David Castedo, Adriano Anyukov, Ivica Križanac, Roman Shirokov, Radek Olexandr Kucher, Dmytro Chygrynskiy, Răzvan 3 Pérez Rufete (64: Pablo Aimar), Rubén Baraja, Correia (86: Antonio Puerta), , Luís Šírl, Anatoliy Tymoshchuk (capt), Kostantin Raţ, Mariusz Lewandowski, Fernandinho, Darijo David Albelda (capt), Vicente Rodríguez, Miguel Fabiano (72: Renato), Jesús Navas, José Luís Martí, Zyryanov, Igor Denisov, Viktor Fayzulin (90: Kim Srna (capt), Jádson (112: Igor Duljaj), Willian, Luiz Angel Angulo (83: ), Miguel Javier Saviola (46: Frédéric Kanouté). Unused Dong-Jin), Fatih Tekke, Andrey Arshavin. Unused Adriano (90: Olexandr Gladkiy). Unused subs: Angel Ferrer ‘Mista’. Unused subs: David Rangel, subs: Antonio Notario, Aitor Ocio, Fernando subs: Kamil Čontofalský, Vladislav Radimov, Rustam hudzhamov, Mykola Ischenko, Olexandr 4 Juan Sánchez, Javier Garrido, Francisco Muñoz Sales, ‘Kepa’ Blanco. Head coach: Juan de la Cruz Alejandro Domínguez, Fernando Ricksen, Aleksei Chyzhov, Marcelo Moreno. Head Coach: Mircea ‘Xisco’. Head coach: Rafael Benítez ‘’ Ramos Ionov, Olexandr Gorshkov. Head Coach: Dick Lucescu Advocaat 5 2005: PFC CSKA Moskva 2007: Sevilla FC Final: Estádio José Alvalade, Lisbon on 18 May 2005 Final: , Glasgow on 16 May 2007 Sporting Clube de -PFC CSKA Moskva 1-3 RCD Espanyol-Sevilla FC 2-2 (after extra time) 1-0 Rogério (29) 1-1 Aleksei Berezutskiy (56) 1-2 0-1 Adriano (6) 1-1 (11) 1-2 Frédéric 6 Zhirkov (65) 1-3 Vágner Love (75) Kanouté (105) 2-2 Jônatas (115) Referee: (ENG) Penalty shoot-out: 0-1 Kanouté 0-1 Luis García 0-2 Attendance: 47 085 Dragutinović 1-2 Pandiani 1-2 Daniel Alves 1-2 Jônatas 1-3 Puerta 1-3 Torrejón 7 Winners: Igor Akinfeev, Sergei Ignashevich (capt), Referee: Massimo Busacca (SUI) Aleksei Berezutskiy, Elvir Rahimić, Evgeniy Aldonin Attendance: 47 602 (86: Rolan Gusev), Chidi Odiah, Dani Carvalho (82: Deividas Šemberas), Vasiliy Berezutskiy, Ivica Olić Winners: Andrés Palop, Daniel Alves, Javi Navarro (67: Miloš Krasić), Yuri Zhirkov, Vágner Love. (captain), Antonio Puerta, Ivica Dragutinović, Unused subs: Veniamin Mandrikin, Daniel Christian Poulsen, José Luis Martí, Enzo Maresca Ferreyra, Juris Laizans, Aleksandr Salughin. (46: Jesús Navas), Adriano (76: Renato), Frédéric Head coach: Valeriy Gazzaev Kanouté, Luís Fabiano (64: ). Unused subs: David Cobeño, David Castedo, Ernesto Chevantón, Aitor Ocio. Head Coach: Juan de la Cruz ‘Juande’ Ramos Red Card: Moisés Hurtado (68)

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UEFA Cup winning captains UEFA Cup winning coaches

1972 Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur FC) Year Coach Nationality Club 1 1973 Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool FC) 1972 Bill Nicholson England Tottenham Hotspur FC 1974 Rinus Israel (Feyenoord) 1973 Bill Shankly Scotland Liverpool FC 1975 Berti Vogts (VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach) 1974 Wiel Coerver Feyenoord 1976 Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool FC) 1975 VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 2 1977 Giuseppe Furino (Juventus) 1976 Bob Paisley England Liverpool FC 1978 Adrian van Kraay (PSV Eindhoven) 1977 Giovanni Trapattoni Juventus 1978 Kees Rijvers Netherlands PSV Eindhoven 1979 Berti Vogts (VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach) 1979 Udo Lattek Germany VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 1980 Bruno Pezzey (Eintracht Frankfurt) 3 1980 Friedel Rausch Germany Eintracht Frankfurt 1981 Mick Mills (Ipswich Town FC) 1981 Bobby Robson England Ipswich Town FC 1982 Conny Carlsson (IFK Göteborg) 1982 Sven-Göran Eriksson IFK Göteborg 1983 Frank Vercauteren (RSC Anderlecht) 1983 Paul Van Himst RSC Anderlecht 4 1984 Graham Roberts * (Tottenham Hotspur FC) 1984 Keith Burkinshaw England Tottenham Hotspur FC 1985 José Antonio Camacho (Real Madrid CF) 1985 Luis Molowny * Real Madrid CF 1986 José Antonio Camacho (Real Madrid CF) 1986 Luis Molowny Spain Real Madrid CF 1987 Glenn Hysén (IFK Göteborg) 1987 Gunder Bengtsson Sweden IFK Göteborg 1988 Wolfgang Rolff (Bayer 04 Leverkusen) 1988 Erich Ribbeck Germany Bayer 04 Leverkusen 5 1989 (SSC Napoli) 1989 Ottavio Bianchi Italy SSC Napoli 1990 Stefano Tacconi (Juventus) 1990 Dino Zoff Italy Juventus 1991 Giuseppe Bergomi (FC Internazionale Milano) 1991 Giovanni Trapattoni Italy FC Internazionale Milano 1992 Danny Blind (AFC Ajax) 1992 Louis van Gaal Netherlands AFC Ajax 6 1993 Roberto Baggio (Juventus) 1993 Giovanni Trapattoni Italy Juventus 1994 Giuseppe Bergomi (FC Internazionale Milano) 1994 Giampiero Marini ** Italy FC Internazionale Milano 1995 Lorenzo Minotti (Parma FC) 1995 Nevio Scala Italy Parma FC 1996 Lothar Matthäus (FC Bayern München) 1996 Franz Beckenbauer *** Germany FC Bayern München 7 1997 Olaf Thon (FC Schalke 04) 1997 Huub Stevens Netherlands FC Schalke 04 1998 Gianluca Pagliuca (FC Internazionale Milano) 1998 Luigi Simoni Italy FC Internazionale Milano 1999 Roberto Sensini (Parma FC) 1999 Alberto Malesani Italy Parma FC 2000 Fatih Terim Turkey Galatasaray AŞ 2000 Bülent Korkmaz (Galatasaray AŞ) 2001 Gérard Houllier Liverpool FC 2001 Sami Hyypiä ** (Liverpool FC) 2002 Bart van Marwijk Netherlands Feyenoord 2002 Paul Bosvelt (Feyenoord) 2003 José Mourinho Portugal FC Porto 2003 Jorge Costa (FC Porto) 2004 Rafael Benítez Spain Valencia CF 2004 David Albelda (Valencia CF) 2005 Valeriy Gazzaev PFC CSKA Moskva 2005 Sergei Ignashevich (PFC CSKA Moskva) 2006 Spain Sevilla FC 2006 Javi Navarro (Sevilla FC) 2007 Juande Ramos Spain Sevilla FC 2007 Javi Navarro (Sevilla FC) 2008 Netherlands FC Zenit St Petersburg 2008 Anatoliy Tymoshchuk (FC Zenit St Petersburg) 2009 FC Shakhtar Donetsk 2009 Darijo Srna (FC Shakhtar Donetsk) * Luis Molowny replaced Amancio Amaro for the last three matches * Steve Perryman did not play in the second leg ** Giampiero Marini was in charge of the last six matches; of the first six ** He shared the honour with and Robbie Fowler *** Franz Beckenbauer replaced for the two final matches

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Most appearances per nation in a final

ITALY: 15 (9 wins / 6 defeats) FRANCE: 4 (0 wins / 4 defeats) 1 Juventus 4 (Winners: [3] 1977, 1990, 1993 / Runners-up: [1] 1995) Olympique de Marseille 2 (Runners-up: [2] 1999, 2004) FC Internazionale Milano 4 (Winners: [3] 1991, 1994, 1998 / Runners-up: [1] 1997) SC Bastia 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1978) Parma FC 2 (Winners: [2] 1995, 1999) FC Girondins de Bordeaux 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1996) SSC Napoli 1 (Winners: [1] 1989) 2 ACF Fiorentina 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1990) BELGIUM: 3 (1 win / 2 defeats) AS Roma 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1991) RSC Anderlecht 2 (Winners: [1] 1983 / Runners-up: [1] 1984) Torino FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1992) Club Brugge KV 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1976) S.S. Lazio 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1998) PORTUGAL: 3 (1 wins / 2 defeats) 3 GERMANY: 14 (6 wins / 8 defeats) FC Porto 1 (Winners: [1] 2003) VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach 4 (Winners: [2] 1975, 1979 / Runners-up: [2] 1973, 1980) SL Benfica 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1983) Borussia Dortmund 2 (Runners-up: [2] 1993, 2002) Sporting Clube de Portugal 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2005) Eintracht Frankfurt 1 (Winners: [1] 1980) 4 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1 (Winners: [1] 1988) SCOTLAND: 3 (0 wins / 3 defeats) FC Bayern München 1 (Winners: [1] 1996) Dundee United FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1987) FC Schalke 04 1 (Winners: [1] 1997) Celtic FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2003) Hamburger SV 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1982) Rangers FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2008) 1. FC Köln 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1986) 5 VfB Stuttgart 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1989) SWEDEN: 2 (2 wins / 0 defeats) Werder Bremen 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2009) IFK Göteborg 2 (Winners: [2] 1982, 1987)

ENGLAND: 10 (6 wins / 4 defeats) RUSSIA: 2 (2 wins / 0 defeats) 6 Liverpool FC 3 (Winners: [3] 1973, 1976, 2001) PFC CSKA Moskva 1 (Winners: [1] 2005) Tottenham Hotspur FC 3 (Winners: [2] 1972, 1984 / Runners-up: [1] 1974) FC Zenit St Petersburg 1 (Winners: [1] 2008) Ipswich Town FC 1 (Winners: [1] 1981) Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1972) TURKEY: 1 (1 win / 0 defeats) 7 Arsenal FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2000) Galatasaray AŞ 1 (Winners: [1] 2000) Middlesbrough FC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2006) UKRAINE: 1 (1 win / 0 defeats) SPAIN: 9 (5 wins / 4 defeats) FC Shakhtar Donetsk 1 (Winners: [1] 2009) Real Madrid CF 2 (Winners: [2] 1985, 1986) Sevilla FC 2 (Winners: [2] 2006, 2007) /YUGOSLAVIA: 1 (0 wins / 1 defeat) RCD Espanyol 2 (Runners-up: [2] 1988, 2007) FK Crvena zvezda 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1979) Valencia CF 1 (Winners: [1] 2004) Athletic Club 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1977) HUNGARY: 1 (0 wins / 1 defeat) Deportivo Alavés 1 (Runners-up: [1] 2001) Videoton SC 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1985)

NETHERLANDS: 6 (4 wins / 2 defeats) AUSTRIA: 1 (0 wins / 1 defeat) Feyenoord 2 (Winners: [2] 1974, 2002) SV Austria Salzburg 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1994) PSV Eindhoven 1 (Winners: [1] 1978) AFC Ajax 1 (Winners: [1] 1992) FC Twente 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1975) AZ Alkmaar 1 (Runners-up: [1] 1981)

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