The UEFA Cup 1996/97 - FC Schalke 04 (GER)

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The UEFA Cup 1996/97 - FC Schalke 04 (GER) - The Match Details:

The First Round - The First Leg:

10.9.1996, Gelsenkirchen (GER) - Parkstadion.
FC Schalke 04 (GER) - Roda JC Kerkrade (HOL)  3:0 (2:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon (74. Thomas 'Tom' Dooley) - Andreas Müller,
Yves Eigenrauch - Radoslav Latal (83. Oliver Held), Michael Büskens - Jiri Nemec,
Ingo Anderbrügge - Marc Wilmots - Martin Max, Youri Mulder (33. Thomas Linke) -
Coach: Jörg Berger.
Goals: 1:0 Marc Wilmots (8.), 2:0 Youri Mulder (14.) and 3:0 Marc Wilmots (73.).
Referee: Graziano Cesari (ITA). Attendance: 50.100.

The First Round - The Second Leg:

24.9.1996, Kerkrade (HOL) - Sportpark Kaalheide.
Roda JC Kerkrade (HOL) - FC Schalke 04 (GER)  2:2 (1:1).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon (74. Uwe Weidemann) - Johan De Kock,
Thomas Linke - Radoslav Latal, Andreas Müller, Michael Büskens - Jiri Nemec,
Ingo Anderbrügge (46. Thomas 'Tom' Dooley) - Martin Max, David Wagner (46. Marc Wilmots) -
Coach: Jörg Berger.
Goals: 0:1 David Wagner (16.), 1:1 Edwin Vurens (26.), 1:2 Marc Wilmots (73.) and
       2:2 Thomas 'Tom' Dooley (76., Own goal).
Referee: Sándor Puhl (HUN). Attendance: 8.000.

(FC Schalke 04 5:2)

The Second Round - The First Leg:

15.10.1996, Gelsenkirchen (GER) - Parkstadion.
FC Schalke 04 (GER) - Trabzonspor Kulübü (TUR)  1:0 (0:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Thomas 'Tom' Dooley, Thomas Linke - Jiri Nemec,
Radoslav Latal (61. Uwe Weidemann) - Andreas Müller, Ingo Anderbrügge - Marc Wilmots -
Martin Max, Youri Mulder - Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goal: 1:0 Martin Max (76.).
Referee: José Manuel García-Aranda Encinar (ESP). Attendance: 52.000.

The Second Round - The Second Leg:

29.10.1996, Trabzon (TUR) - Avni Aker Stadi.
Trabzonspor Kulübü (TUR) - FC Schalke 04 (GER)  3:3 (0:2).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Johan De Kock (46. Thomas 'Tom' Dooley), Thomas Linke,
Andreas Müller - Olaf Thon - Radoslav Latal (87. Marco Kurz), Jiri Nemec, Ingo Anderbrügge -
Marc Wilmots - Youri Mulder (80. Uwe Weidemann), Martin Max -
Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goals: 0:1 Johan De Kock (33.), 0:2 Johan De Kock (36.), 1:2 Shota Arveladze (55.),
       2:2 HAMI Mandirali (66.), 3:2 HAMI Mandirali (71.) and 3:3 Martin Max (73.).
Referee: Blareau (BEL). Attendance: 23.000.

(FC Schalke 04 4:3)

The Third Round - The First Leg:

19.11.1996, Brugge (BEL) - Olympiastadion.
Club Brugge KV (BEL) - FC Schalke (GER)  2:1 (1:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Thomas 'Tom' Dooley, Thomas Linke - Radoslav Latal,
Jiri Nemec, Andreas Müller, Michael Büskens - Marc Wilmots - Martin Max, Youri Mulder -
Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goals: 1:0 Mario Stanic (35.), 1:1 Michael Büskens (51.) and 2:1 Robert Spehar (59.).
Referee: Piero Ceccarini (ITA). Attendance: 14.000.

The Third Round - The Second Leg:

3.12.1996, Gelsenkirchen (GER) - Parkstadion.
FC Schalke 04 (GER) - Club Brugge KV (BEL)  2:0 (1:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Johan De Kock, Thomas Linke, Yves Eigenrauch -
Radoslav Latal (82. Marco Kurz), Jiri Nemec, Michael Büskens - Marc Wilmots - Martin
Max (50. David Wagner), Youri Mulder - Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goals: 1:0 Martin Max (9.) and 2:0 Youri Mulder (90.).
Referee: Vítor Manuel Melo Pereira (POR). Attendance: 46.300.

(FC Schalke 04 3:2)

The Quarter-Finals - The First Leg:

4.3.1997, Gelsenkirchen (GER) - Parkstadion.
FC Schalke 04 (GER) - Valencia CF (ESP)  2:0 (1:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Yves Eigenrauch, Thomas Linke - Andreas Müller -
Radoslav Latal, Jiri Nemec, Michael Büskens - Marc Wilmots - Martin Max, Youri Mulder -
Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goals: 1:0 Thomas Linke (44.) and 2:0 Marc Wilmots (82.).
Referee: Piotr Wojcik (POL). Attendance: 56.800.

The Quarter-Finals - The Second Leg:

18.3.1997, Valencia (ESP) - Estadio Luis Casanova.
Valencia CF (ESP) - FC Schalke 04 (GER)  1:1 (1:1).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Johan De Kock, Marco Kurz - Yves Eigenrauch -
Radoslav Latal (69. Thomas 'Tom' Dooley), Andreas Müller, Jiri Nemec, Michael
Büskens (90. David Wagner) - Martin Max (88. Ingo Anderbrügge), Youri Mulder -
Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goals: 0:1 Youri Mulder (19.) and 1:1 Antonio POYATOS Medina (45.).
Referee: Rune Pedersen (NOR). Attendance: 46.000.

(FC Schalke 04 3:1)

The Semi-Finals - The First Leg:

8.4.1997, Santa Cruz de la Tenerife (ESP) - Estadio Heliodoro Rodríguez.
Club Deportivo Tenerife (ESP) - FC Schalke 04 (GER)  1:0 (1:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Johan De Kock, Thomas Linke - Yves Eigenrauch,
Andreas Müller (80. Thomas 'Tom' Dooley), Michael Büskens - Jiri Nemec, Ingo Anderbrügge - Marc
Wilmots - Radoslav Latal (80. David Wagner) - Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goal: 1:0 FELIPE Minambres Fernandez (6., Penalty).
Referee: David Roland Elleray (ENG). Attendance: 21.000.

The Semi-Finals - The Second Leg:

22.4.1997, Gelsenkirchen (GER) - Parkstadion.
FC Schalke 04 (GER) - Club Deportivo Tenerife (ESP)  2:0 (1:0, 0:0) after extra-time.
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Johan De Kock, Thomas Linke - Yves Eigenrauch,
Andreas Müller, Michael Büskens -  Jiri Nemec, Ingo Anderbrügge (90. David Wagner) -
Radoslav Latal (110. Oliver Held), Marc Wilmots -
Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goals: 1:0 Thomas Linke (68.) and 2:0 Marc Wilmots (107.).
Referee: Sándor Puhl (HUN). Attendance: 56.800.

(FC Schalke 04 2:1)

The Final - The First Leg:

7.5.1997, Gelsenkirchen (GER) - Parkstadion.
FC Schalke 04 (GER) - FC Internazionale Milano (ITA)  1:0 (0:0).
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Johan De Kock, Thomas Linke - Olaf Thon - Yves Eigenrauch,
Andreas Müller, Michael Büskens (67. Martin Max) - Jiri Nemec, Ingo Anderbrügge - Radoslav Latal,
Marc Wilmots - Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goal: 1:0 Marc Wilmots (70.).
Referee: Marc Batta (FRA). Attendance: 56.800.

The Final - The Second Leg:

21.5.1997, Milano (ITA) - Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.
FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) - FC Schalke 04 (GER)  1:0 (1:0, 0:0) after extra-time.
Penalty Shoot-out: 1:4.
FC Schalke 04: Jens Lehmann - Olaf Thon - Johan De Kock, Thomas Linke - Radoslav Latal
(111. Oliver Held), Yves Eigenrauch, Michael Büskens - Andreas Müller (98. Ingo Anderbrügge),
Jiri Nemec - Marc Wilmots, Martin Max - Coach: Hubertus Wilhelmus Margaretha 'Huub' Stevens.
Goal: 1:0 Iván Luis ZAMORANO Zamora (85.).
Penalty Shoot-out: 0:1 Ingo Anderbrügge, 0:1 Iván Luis ZAMORANO Zamora (saved), 0:2 Olaf Thon,
                   1:2 Youri Djorkaeff, 1:3 Martin Max, 1:3 Aron Mohammed Winter (missed) and
                   1:4 Marc Wilmots.
Referee: José Manuel García-Aranda Encinar (ESP). Attendance: 81.700.

(1:1; FC Schalke 04 4:1 on pens.)

The UEFA Cup 1996/97 - FC Schalke 04 (GER) - The Appearances:

12 Matches: Radoslav Latal (6 - 6), Jens Lehmann (6 - 6), Jiri Nemec (6 - 6) and Olaf Thon (6 - 6) -
11 Matches: Thomas Linke (6 - 5), Andreas Müller (5 - 6) and Marc Wilmots (6 - 5) -
10 Matches: Michael Büskens (5 - 5) and Martin Max (5 - 5) - 9 Matches: Ingo Anderbrügge (4 - 5) -
8 Matches: Johan De Kock (3 - 5) and Yves Eigenrauch (3 - 5) - 7 Matches: Thomas 'Tom' Dooley (2 - 5) and
Youri Mulder (4 - 3) - 5 Matches: David Wagner (2 - 3) - 3 Matches: Oliver Held (2 - 1),
Marco Kurz (1 - 2) and Uwe Weidemann (1 - 2).

The UEFA Cup 1996/97 - FC Schalke 04 (GER) - The Scorers:

6 Goals: Marc Wilmots (5 - 1) - 3 Goals: Martin Max (2 - 1) and Youri Mulder (2 - 1) -
2 Goals: Johan De Kock (0 - 2) and Thomas Linke (2 - 0) - 1 Goal: Michael Büskens (0 - 1) and
David Wagner (0 - 1).
Overview of German Clubs in European Cups since 1985/86
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Last updated: 16 Dec 2003