Champions' Cup 1990-91 - Results Overview
Round 1
19-09-90 FC Tirol Innsbruck (Aut) 5-0 Kuusysi Lahti (Fin)
[Nestor Raul Gorosito 29, Oliver Prudlo 35, Peter Pacult 41, 60, 81]
03-10-90 Kuusysi Lahti (Fin) 1-2 FC Tirol Innsbruck (Aut)
[Sami Vehkakoski 71; Peter Pacult 5, 50pen]
19-09-90 APOEL Nicosia (Cyp) 2-3 Bayern Munchen (Ger)
[Sinisa Gogic 5, Giorgos Pantziaras 80; Stefan Reuter 72, Alan Mclnally 87, Thomas Strunz 89]
02-10-90 Bayern München (Ger) 4-0 APOEL Nicosia (Cyp)
[Klaus Augenthaler 48, Radmilo Mihajlovic 64, 89, 90+]
18-09-90 OB Odense (Den) 1-4 Real Madrid (Esp)
[Per Pedersen 21; Adolfo Aldana 17, Hugo Sanchez 26, Francisco Villarroya 82, Juan Jose Maqueda 88]
02-10-90 Real Madrid (Esp) 6-0 OB Odense (Den)
[Sebastian Losada 14, 53, 74, Jose Miguel Gonzalez “Michel” 36, Adolfo Aldana 46, 81]
19-09-90 Olympique Marseille (Fra) 5-1 Dinamo Tirana (Alb)
[Jean-Pierre Papin 45pen, 68, 74, Eric Cantona 70, Philippe Vercruysse 90+; Ermal Tahiri 89pen]
03-10-90 Dinamo Tirana (Alb) 0-0 Olympique Marseille (Fra)
19-09-90 KA Akureyri (Isl) 1-0 CSKA Sofia (Bul)
[Baldur Bragasson 17]
03-10-90 CSKA Sofia (Bul) 3-0 KA Akureyri (Isl)
[Hristo Marashliev 19, 80, Georgi Georgiev 48]
19-09-90 Napoli (Ita) 3-0 Újpest Dózsa (Hun)
[Marco Baroni 35, Diego Maradona 43, 76]
03-10-90 Újpest Dózsa (Hun) 0-2 Napoli (Ita)
[Giuseppe Incocciati 13, Ricardo Rogério de Brito “Alemão” 35]
19-09-90 Union Luxembourg (Lux) 1-3 Dynamo Dresden (GDR)
[Patrick Morocutti 45; Torsten Gütschow 47, Marc Birsens 78og, Sven Radtke 90+]
03-10-90 Dynamo Dresden (GDR) 3-0 Union Luxembourg (Lux)
[Uwe Jahnig 18, 45, Torsten Gütschow 34]
19-09-90 Valletta FC (Mlt) 0-4 Glasgow Rangers (Sco)
[Alistair “Ally” McCoist 16pen, Mark Hateley 58, Maurice “Mo” Johnston 75, 80]
02-10-90 Glasgow Rangers (Sco) 6-0 Valletta FC (Mlt)
[David Dodds 5, John Spencer 6, Maurice “Mo” Johnston 19, 37, 76pen, Alistair “Ally” McCoist 75]
19-09-90 Lillestrøm SK (Nor) 1-1 Club Brugge (Bel)
[Gunnar Halle 81; Lorenzo Staelens 4]
03-10-90 Club Brugge (Bel) 2-0 Lillestrøm SK (Nor)
[Foeke Booy 2, Frank Farina 82]
19-09-90 Lech Poznan (Pol) 3-0 Panathinaikos (Gre)
[Czeslaw Jakolcewicz 2pen, 19, Marek Rzepka 64]
03-10-90 Panathinaikos (Gre) 1-2 Lech Poznan (Pol)
[Dimitris Saravakos 44; Boguslaw Pachelski 68, Kazimierz Moskal 85]
19-09-90 FC Porto (Por) 5-0 Portadown (Nir)*
[“Geraldão” Dutra Pereira 6, Stephane Paille 17, 77, Emil Kostadinov 32, Claudio Ibrahim Vaz “Branco” 50]
03-10-90 Portadown (Nir) 1-8 FC Porto (Por)
[Sandy Fraser 36; Rabah Madjer 9, 15, 33, 55, Jose Orlando Vinha Rocha “Semedo” 40, Stéphane Paille 50, 79,
“Jorge” António Pinto Couto 81]
19-09-90 Dinamo Bucuresti (Rom) 4-0 St. Patrick's Athletic (Irl)
[Anton Dobos 2, Marian Damaschin 19, Dorin Mateut 24, Marius Cheregi 80]
03-10-90 St.Patrick's Athletic (Irl) 1-1 Dinamo Bucuresti (Rom)
[Patrick "Pat" Fenlon 37; Dorin Mateut 76]
19-09-90 Malmo FF (Swe) 3-2 Besiktas (Tur)
[Håkan "Kurt" Lindman 29, Patrick Andersson 58, Recep Çetin 61og; Feyyaz Uçar 50, 59]
03-10-90 Besiktas (Tur) 2-2 Malmö FF (Swe)
[Ali Gültiken 30, Feyyaz Uçar 43; Marcus Ekheim 53, Bent Skammelsrud 63]
19-09-90 Sparta Praha (TCH) 0-2 Spartak Moscow (URS)
[Igor Shalimov 25, Valery Shmarov 58]
03-10-90 Spartak Moscow (URS) 2-0 Sparta Praha (TCH)
[Hennady Perepadenko 33, Oleg Ivanov 51]
19-09-90 Red Star Belgrade (YUG) 1-1 Grasshoppers Zürich (Sui)
[Dragisa Binic 44; Peter Kozle 14]
03-10-90 Grasshoppers Zürich (Sui) 1-4 Red Star Belgrade (YUG)
[Peter Kozle 62pen; Darko Pancev 12, Robert Prosinecki 49pen, 83pen, Dejan Savicevic 59]
*Bye: AC Milan
Round 2
24-10-90 Real Madrid (Esp) 9-1 FC Tirol Innsbruck (Aut)
[Emilio Butragueño 4, 30, 48, Hugo Sánchez 7, 14, 72, 85, Fernando Hierro 37, Miguel Tendillo 80;
Peter Pacult 17]
07-11-90 FC Tirol Innsbruck (Aut) 2-2 Real Madrid (Esp)
[Alfred Hortnagl 14, Manfred Linzmaier 90+; Sebastian Losada 34, 45+]
24-10-90 AC Milan (Ita) 0-0 Club Brugge (Bel)
07-11-90 Club Brugge (Bel) 0-1 AC Milan (Ita)
[Angelo Carbone 47]
24-10-90 Napoli (Ita) 0-0 Spartak Moscow (URS)
07-11-90 Spartak Moscow (URS) 0-0 Napoli (Ita) [aet, 5-3 pen]
25-10-90 Lech Poznan (Pol) 3-2 Olympique Marseille (Fra)
[Damian Lukasik 31, Boguslaw Pachelski 41, Andrzej Juskowiak 58; Laurent Fournier 8, Christopher Waddle 64]
07-11-90 Olympique Marseille (Fra) 6-1 Lech Poznan (Pol)
[Jean-Pierre Papin 19, Philippe Vercruysse 34, 45, 84, Jean Tigana 89, Basile Boli 90+;
Czeslaw Jakolcewicz 59pen]
23-10-90 Bayern München (Ger) 4-0 CSKA Sofia (Bul)
[Stefan Reuter 3, 62pen, Roland Wohlfarth 28, Klaus Augenthaler 54]
06-11-90 CSKA Sofia (Bul) 0-3 Bayern München (Ger)
[Roland Wohlfarth 16, Stefan Effenberg 78, Alan Mclnally 84]
24-10-90 Dinamo Bucuresti (Rom) 0-0 FC Porto (Por)
07-11-90 FC Porto (Por) 4-0 Dinamo Bucuresti (Rom)
[Emil Kostadinov 3, 22, “Geraldão” Dutra Pereira 48pen, “Domingos” José Paciencia Oliveira 63]
24-10-90 Red Star Belgrade (YUG) 3-0 Glasgow Rangers (Sco)
[John Brown 8og, Robert Prosinecki 65, Darko Pancev 74]
07-11-90 Glasgow Rangers (Sco) 1-1 Red Star Belgrade (YUG)
[Alistair “Ally” McCoist 76; Darko Pancev 51]
24-10-90 Dynamo Dresden (GDR) 1-1 Malmö FF (Swe)
[Torsten Gütschow 45; Leif Engqvist 18]
07-11-90 Malmö FF (Swe) 1-1 Dynamo Dresden (GDR) [aet, 4-5 pen]
[Torbjörn Persson 72pen; Torsten Gütschow 19]
Quarter Finals
06-03-91 AC Milan (Ita) 1-1 Olympique Marseille (Fra)
[Ruud Gullit 14; Jean-Pierre Papin 27]
20-03-91 Olympique Marseille (Fra) 3-0 AC Milan (Ita)*
*UEFA decided a 3-0 w.o. for Olympique.
AC Milan refused to go back to the field after a power failure and restoration during injury time.
06-03-91 Bayern München (Ger) 1-1 FC Porto (Por)
[Manfred Bender 31; “Domingos” José Paciencia Oliveira 65]
20-03-91 FC Porto (Por) 0-2 Bayern München (Ger)
[Christian Ziege 19, Manfred Bender 71]
06-03-91 Spartak Moscow (URS) 0-0 Real Madrid (Esp)
20-03-91 Real Madrid (Esp) 1-3 Spartak Moscow (URS)
[Emilio Butragueño 10; Dmitri Radchenko 20, 38, Valery Shmarov 64]
06-03-91 Red Star Belgrade (YUG) 3-0 Dynamo Dresden (GDR)
[Robert Prosinecki 20, Dragisa Binic 42, Dejan Savicevic 56]
20-03-91 Dynamo Dresden (GDR) 0-3 Red Star Belgrade (YUG)*
*Game abandoned after 78 mins due to public misconduct and throwing object into the field.
UEFA decided a 3-0 w.o. for Red Star Belgrade.
Semi Finals
10-04-91 Bayern München (Ger) 1-2 Red Star Belgrade (YUG)
[Roland Wohlfarth 22; Darko Pancev 45, Dejan Savicevic 70]
24-04-91 Red Star Belgrade (YUG) 2-2 Bayern München (Ger)
[Sinisa Mihajlovic 25, Klaus Augenthaler 90og; Klaus Augenthaler 65, Manfred Bender 70]
10-04-91 Spartak Moscow (URS) 1-3 Olympique Marseille (Fra)
[Igor Shalimov 58; Abedi Ayew “Abedi Pelé” 27, Jean-Pierre Papin 31, Philippe Vercruysse 88]
24-04-91 Olympique Marseille (Fra) 2-1 Spartak Moscow (URS)
[Abédi Ayew “Abedi Pelé” 34, Basile Boli 48; Aleksandr Mostovoi 58pen]
Final
26-05-91 Red Star Belgrade (YUG) 0-0 Olympique Marseille (Fra) [aet, 5-3 pen]
In San Nicola Stadium (Bari)
RED STAR: Stevan Stojanovic (c); Refik Sabanadzovic, Vladimir Jugovic, Miodrag Belodedici, Ilija Najdoski,
Slobodan Marovic, Dejan Savicevic (Vlada Stosic 84), Robert Prosinecki, Sinisa Mihajlovic,
Dragisa Binic, Darko Pancev
COACH: Ljubomir Petrovic
OLYMPIQUE: Pascal Olmeta; Basile Boli, Jose Mozer, Bernard Casoni, Manuel Amoros, Laurent Fournier
(Philippe Vercruysse 75), Bruno Germain, Eric di Meco (Dragan Stojkovic 111), Chris Waddle,
Jean-Pierre Papin (c), Abedi Pelé
COACH: Raymond Goethals
YCARDS RED: Dragisa Binic 22, Sinisa Mihajlovic 42, Slobodan Marovic 67
OLY: Basile Boli 28
REF: Tullio Lanese (Italy)
ATT: 56,000
1-0 Robert Prosinecki
1-0 Manuel Amoros (saved)
2-0 Dragisa Binic
2-1 Bernard Casoni
3-1 Miodrag Belodedici
3-2 Jean-Pierre Papin
4-2 Sinisa Mihajlovic
4-3 Jose Mozer
5-3 Darko Pancev
6 – Peter Pacult [FC Tirol Innsbruck], Jean-Pierre Papin [Olympique Marseille]
5 – Maurice John Giblin ‘Mo’ Johnston [Rangers], Sebastian Losada, Hugo Sanchez [Real Madrid],
Philippe Vercruysse [Olympique Marseille]
4 – Emilio Butragueno [Real Madrid], Torsten Gutschow [Dynamo Dresden], Rabah Madjer,
Stephane Paille [FC Porto], Darko Pancev, Robert Prosinecki [Crvena Zvezda Beograd]
3 – Adolfo Aldana [Real Madrid], Klaus Augenthaler, Manfred Bender, Radmilo Mihajlovic,
Stefan Reuter, Roland Wohlfarth [Bayern Munchen], Ucar Feyyaz [Besiktas], Czeslaw Jakolcewicz
[Lech Poznan], Emil Kostadinov [FC Porto], Alistair ‘Ally’ McCoist [Rangers], Dejan Savicevic
[Crvena Zvezda Beograd]
2 – Abedi Pele, Boli [Olympique Marseille], Binic [Crvena Zvezda Beograd], Domingos, Geraldao
[FC Porto], Jahnig [Dynamo Dresden], Kozle [Grasshopper-Club], Maradona [Napoli], Marashliev
[CSKA Sofia], Mateut [Dinamo Bucuresti], McInally [Bayern Munchen], Pachelski [Lech Poznan],
Radchenko, Shalimov, Shmarov [Spartak Moscow]
1 – Alemao, Baroni, Incocciati [Napoli], Ali [Besiktas], Andersson, Ekheim, Engquist, Lindman,
Persson, Skammelsrud [Malmo FF], Booy, Farina, Staelens [Club Brugge], Bragasson [KA Akureyi],
Branco, Semedo [FC Porto], Cantona, Fournier, Tigana, Waddle [Olympique Marseille], Carbone,
Gullit [AC Milan], Cheregi, Damaschin, Dobos [Dinamo Bucuresti], Dodds, Spencer [Rangers],
Effenberg, Strunz, Ziege [Bayern Munchen], Fenlon [St.Patrick’s Athletic], Fraser [Portadown],
Georgiev [CSKA Sofia], Gogic, Pantziaras [APOEL Nicosia], Gorosito, Hortnagl, Linzmaier, Prudlo
[FC Tirol Innsbruck], Halle [Lillestrom SK], Hateley [Rangers], Hierro, Maqueda, Michel,
Tendillo, Villarroya [Real Madrid], Ivanov, Mostovoj, Perepadenko [Spartak Moscow], Jorge Couto
[FC Porto], Juskowiak, Lukasik, Moskal, Rzepka [Lech Poznan], Mihajlovic [Crvena Zvezda Beograd],
Morocutti [Union Luxembourg], Pedersen [OB Odense], Radtke [Dynamo Dresden], Saravakos
[Panathinaikos], Tahiri [Dinamo Tirana], Vehkakoski [Kuusysi Lahti]
Own goals – Klaus Augenthaler [Bayern Munchen] for Crvena Zvezda Beograd
Marc Birsens [Union Luxembourg] for Dynamo Dresden
John Brown [Rangers] for Crvena Zvezda Beograd
Cetin Recep [Besiktas] for Malmo FF
ALL-TIME 1955-1991
49 – Alfredo Di Stefano [Real Madrid]
47 - ‘Eusebio’ da Silva Ferreira [Benfica SL]
36 – Ferenc Puskas [Honved Budapesti -1/Real Madrid -35]
34 - Gerhard ‘Gerd’ Muller [Bayern Munchen]
31 - Francisco Gento [Real Madrid]
24 - Jose Joao Altafini [AC Milan –20/Juventus –4]
23 - Carlos Alonso Gonzalez “Santillana” [Real Madrid]
22 - ‘Jose Augusto’ Pinto de Almeida [Benfica SL]
21 - Amaro Amancio [Real Madrid]
20 - Jose Torres Augusto da Costa Senica [Benfica SL]
19 - Paul Van Himst [RSC Anderlecht]
18 - Jose Pinto Carvalho dos Santos “Aguas” [Benfica SL],
Bora Kostic [Crvena Zvezda Beograd],
Johan Cruijff [AFC Ajax],
Jozef Adamec [Dukla Praha –7/Spartak Trnava –11],
Jose Martinez ‘Pirri’ [Real Madrid]
17 - Michel Platini [Juventus],
Emilio Butragueno, Hugo Sanchez [Real Madrid]
16 - Sandro Mazzola [Internazionale],
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Dieter Hoeness [Bayern Munchen]
15 - Wlodzimierz Lubanski [Gornik Zabrze],
Ferenc Bene [Ujpesti Dosza],
Tamagnini Manuel Gomes Baptista “Nene” [Benfica SL],
14 - Jose Hector Rial Laguia [Real Madrid],
Denis Law [Manchester United],
Josef “Jupp” Heynckes [Borussia Monchen Gladbach]
Kenneth Dalglish [Celtic Glasgow -4/Liverpool FC -10],
Ian Rush [Liverpool FC],
Torbjorn Nilsson [IFK Goteborg],
Soren Lerby [AFC Ajax -13/PSV Eindhoven -1]
13 – Dennis Viollet [Manchester United],
William Wallace [Celtic Glasgow],
Antonis Antoniadis [Panathinaikos],
Marco ‘Marcel’ Van Basten [AC Milan],
Marius Lacatus [Steaua Bucuresti]
12 - Metin Oktay [Galatasaray SK],
Ivan Mraz [Sparta Praha –8/Dukla Praha –4],
Joaquin Peiro [Atletico Madrid –6/Internazionale –6],
Mario Esteves Coluna [Benfica SL],
Piet Keizer, Sjaak Swart [AFC Ajax],
Luis Aragones [Atletico Madrid],
Herve Revelli [AS Saint-Etienne],
Conny Torstensson [Atvidabergs FF –2/Bayern Munchen –10],
Terence McDermott [Liverpool FC],
Allan Simonsen [Borussia Monchen Gladbach -11/Vejle BK -1],
Oleg Blokhin [Dynamo Kiev],
Rabah Madjer [FC Porto],
Jean-Pierre Papin [Olympique Marseille],
Roland Wohlfarth [Bayern Munchen]
11 – Tommy Taylor [Manchester United],
‘Evaristo’ de Macedo Filho [FC Barcelona –10/Real Madrid -1],
Vladimir Kovacevic [FK Partizan Beograd],
Ernest Pol [Gornik Zabrze],
Jurgen Piepenburg [Vorwarts Berlin],
Ramon Grosso [Real Madrid],
Jair da Costa [Internazionale],
James Johnstone [Celtic Glasgow],
Antal Dunai II [Ujpesti Dosza],
Claudio Sulser [Grasshopper-Club],
Paolo Rossi [Juventus],
Gheorghe Hagi [Steaua Bucuresti]
10 – Peter Palotas [Voros Lobogo -6/MTK Budapesti -4],
Just Fontaine [Stade de Reims],
Jacques Foix [OGC Nice],
Rudolf Kucera [Dukla Praha],
Roger Hunt, Philip Neal [Liverpool FC],
Robert ‘Bobby’ Charlton [Manchester United],
Luigi ‘Lou’ Macari, Robert Lennox [Celtic Glasgow],
Willem Van Hanegem [Feyenoord Rotterdam],
Willem “Willy” Van der Kuijlen [PSV Eindhoven],
Raymond Kennedy [Arsenal FC -4/Liverpool FC -6],
Leonid Burjak [Dynamo Kiev],
Zoran Filipovic [Crvena Zvezda Beograd -8/Benfica SL -2],
Horst Hrubesch [Hamburger SV -9/Standard CL Liege -1],
Tzvetan Yonchev [CSKA Sofia],
Anton Polster [Austria Wien],
Peter Pacult [FC Tirol Innsbruck]
9 – 17 players
8 – 30 players
7 – 46 players
Champions' Cup 1990-91 - Results Overview
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