European Cup Winners' Cup 1984/85

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European Cup Winners' Cup 1984/85
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Cup winners EnglandEngland Everton FC (1st title)
Beginning September 19, 1984
final May 15, 1985
Final stadium De Kuip , Rotterdam
Teams 32
Games 61
Gates 163  (ø 2.67 per game)
Top scorer Soviet UnionSoviet Union Walerie Gassajew Andy Gray Antonín Panenka (5 each)
ScotlandScotland 
CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 
European Cup Winners' Cup 1983/84

The European Cup Winners' Cup in 1984/85 was the 25th draw in the competition for European soccer cup winners. 32 club teams took part, including 19 national cup winners and 13 defeated cup finalists (Celtic Glasgow, AFC Wrexham, Fortuna Sittard, US Luxembourg, FC Barcelona, ​​Steaua Bucharest, AE Larisa, AFD Trakia Plowdiw, Beşiktaş Istanbul, Wisła Krakow, Internationál Bratislava, Boldklubben 1903 and ÍBV Vestmannaeyjar). Albania once again had no team at the start. Defending champion Juventus Turin had qualified as Italian champions for the European Cup of National Champions in 1984/85 .

From Germany there were DFB Cup winners FC Bayern Munich , from the GDR FDGB Cup winners Dynamo Dresden , from Austria ÖFB Cup winners SK Rapid Vienna and from Switzerland Cup winners Servette Geneva .

Everton FC from Liverpool won the final in De Kuip in Rotterdam 3-1 against Rapid Vienna.

The top scorer was the "Soviet" Walerie Gassajew from Dynamo Moscow, the Scot Andy Gray from the title holder FC Everton and the Czechoslovak Antonín Panenka from the finalist Rapid Wien with 5 goals each.

mode

As usual, the participants played the winner in pure cup mode with home and return matches. If there was a tie after both games, the number of goals scored away decided ( away goal rule ). If their number was also the same, extra time took place in the second leg, in which the away goals rule also applied. If there was still a tie at the end of extra time, a penalty shoot- out was carried out. The final was decided in a game on a neutral court. In the event of a tie after extra time, the winner would also have been determined in a penalty shoot-out.

1 round

The first legs took place on 18./19. September, the second legs on 3-4. October (Hamrun versus Ballymena on September 26th) 1984.

total First leg Return leg
SK Rapid Vienna  AustriaAustria 5: 2 TurkeyTurkey Beşiktaş Istanbul 4: 1 1: 1
Ballymena United  Northern IrelandNorthern Ireland 1: 3 MaltaMalta Ħamrun Spartans 0: 1 1: 2
University College Dublin AFC  IrelandIreland 0: 1 EnglandEngland Everton FC 0-0 0: 1
Wisła Krakow  PolandPoland 7: 3 IcelandIceland ÍBV Vestmannaeyja 4: 2 3: 1
FC Bayern Munich  Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 6: 2 NorwayNorway Moss FK 4: 1 2: 1
Wrexham AFC  WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg ( a ) 4: 4(a) PortugalPortugal FC Porto 1-0 3: 4
FC Metz  FranceFrance 6: 5 SpainSpain FC Barcelona 2: 4 4: 1
FK Dynamo Moscow  Soviet UnionSoviet Union 6: 2 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia Hajduk Split 1-0 15: 2 1
AS Roma  ItalyItaly 1-0 Romania 1965Romania Steaua Bucharest 1-0 0-0
Boldklubben 1903  DenmarkDenmark 0: 3 NetherlandsNetherlands Fortuna Sittard 0-0 0: 3
Malmö FF  SwedenSweden 3: 4 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Dynamo Dresden 2-0 1: 4
AFD Trakia Plovdiv  Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria 5: 1 LuxembourgLuxembourg US Luxembourg 4-0 1: 1
Siófoki Bányász SE  Hungary 1957Hungary 1: 3 GreeceGreece AE Larisa 1: 1 0: 2
KAA Gent  BelgiumBelgium 1: 3 ScotlandScotland Celtic Glasgow 1-0 0: 3
APOEL Nicosia  Cyprus 1960Cyprus 1: 6 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Servette Geneva 0: 3 1: 3
Internationál Bratislava  CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 2: 1 FinlandFinland Kuusysi Lahti 2: 1 0-0
1The second leg took place in Osijek .

2nd round

The first leg took place on October 24, the second leg on November 7, 1984.

total First leg Return leg
Fortuna Sittard  NetherlandsNetherlands 3: 2 PolandPoland Wisła Krakow 2-0 1: 2
AE Larisa  GreeceGreece 3: 1 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Servette Geneva 2: 1 1-0
AS Roma  ItalyItaly 3-0 WalesFlag of Wales (1959 – present) .svg Wrexham AFC 2-0 1-0
Internationál Bratislava  CzechoslovakiaCzechoslovakia 0: 4 EnglandEngland Everton FC 0: 1 0: 3
FK Dynamo Moscow  Soviet UnionSoviet Union 6-0 MaltaMalta Ħamrun Spartans 5-0 1-0
FC Bayern Munich  Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 4: 3 Bulgaria 1971Bulgaria AFD Trakia Plovdiv 4: 1 0: 2
Dynamo Dresden  Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR 3: 1 FranceFrance FC Metz 3: 1 0-0
SK Rapid Vienna  AustriaAustria 4: 1 ScotlandScotland Celtic Glasgow 3: 1 11: 0 1
1The first second leg (0: 3) was canceled because the Rapid player Weinhofer was hit in the head by a whiskey bottle and had to retire injured. As a result, a replay was held in Manchester .

Quarter finals

The first leg took place on March 6, 1985, the second leg on March 20, 1985.

total First leg Return leg
Everton FC  EnglandEngland 5-0 NetherlandsNetherlands Fortuna Sittard 3-0 2-0
AE Larisa  GreeceGreece 0: 1 Soviet UnionSoviet Union FK Dynamo Moscow 0-0 10: 1 1
FC Bayern Munich  Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 4: 1 ItalyItaly AS Roma 2-0 2: 1
Dynamo Dresden  Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR 3: 5 AustriaAustria SK Rapid Vienna 3-0 0: 5
1The second leg took place in Tbilisi .

Semifinals

The first leg took place on April 10, the second leg on April 24, 1985.

total First leg Return leg
FC Bayern Munich  Germany Federal RepublicFederal Republic of Germany 1: 3 EnglandEngland Everton FC 0-0 1: 3
SK Rapid Vienna  AustriaAustria 4: 2 Soviet UnionSoviet Union FK Dynamo Moscow 3: 1 1: 1

final

Everton FC SK Rapid Vienna
Everton FC
May 15, 1985 in Rotterdam ( De Kuip )
Result: 3: 1 (0: 0)
Spectators: 38,500
Referee: Paolo Casarin ( Italy ) ItalyItaly 
SK Rapid Vienna


Neville Southall - Gary Stevens , Derek Mountfield , Kevin Ratcliffe , Pat Van Den Hauwe - Trevor Steven , Peter Reid , Paul Bracewell , Kevin Sheedy - Andy Gray , Graeme Sharp Trainers: Howard Kendall(C)Captain of the crew
Michael Konsel - Heribert Weber - Reinhard Kienast , Kurt Garger - Karl Brauneder , Leopold Lainer , Zlatko Kranjčar , Peter Hrstic , Rudolf Weinhofer (67th Antonín Panenka ) - Peter Pacult (60th Johann Gröss ), Hans Krankl Trainer: Otto Barić ( Yugoslavia ) (C)Captain of the crew
Yugoslavia Socialist Federal RepublicYugoslavia 
goal1-0 Andy Gray (58th)
goal2-0 Gary Stevens (73rd)

goal3-1 Kevin Sheedy (85th)


goal 2: 1 Hans Krankl (84th)
yellow cards Gary Stevens yellow cards Heribert Weber

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Blood tack nostalgia. In: profil.at. September 7, 2009, accessed August 4, 2016 .