Have Borussia Dortmund won the Champions League and who are the stars of Dortmund?

On May 28, 1997, at the Olympic Stadium in Munich, Germany, Bundesliga powerhouse Dortmund relied on the so-called home advantage, with a brace (29 minutes, 34 minutes) by Leopard Tank Riddle and a goal by teenager Lars Ricken in the 71st minute, defeated the defending champion Serie A giant Juventus with a score of 3:1 and lifted the European Champions Cup trophy for the first time. Juventus, on the other hand, only relied on Del Pierro's late heel goal to save face.

Borussia Dortmund starting line-up: goalkeeper Kroos; defenders Summer, Coral United, Ruyt, Cory; Midfielders Paul Sousa, Rambert, Heinrich, Muller (substitute Zolke 88 mins); Forwards Chap Isat (Ricken sub 70 mins), Riedel (Herrich sub 64 mins); Head coach Heathfield. Juventus starting line-up:

goalkeeper Peruzzi; defenders Bolini (Del Piero), Ferrara, Montero, Iuliano; Midfielders: Di Livio, Jugovic, Deschamps, Zidane; Forwards Boksic (Tacinati), Vieri (Amuruso); Head coach Lippi.

In the 96-97 season, the final was a 3-1 win over Juventus, which was in full swing at the time, with Riddle and Ricken scoring three goals, and the manager at the time was Heathfield.

Heathfeld, led Dort and Bayern to win the Champions League once, and in last year's Champions League final, it was very appropriate for German TV to ask Xi Shuai to comment on the ball, he was the most qualified.

In the 96-97 season, Dortmund defeated Juventus 3:1 to win the Champions League.

I almost won the championship last year, but unfortunately Gotze didn't play, and if Götze hadn't been injured, he would have won the championship.

He gets it every year, don't you know?

Bumblebee once stood at the top of Europe.

Riddle had two goals and Ricken had one.

Borussia Dortmund won the Champions League: 1996-1997.

The 1997 UEFA Champions League final was a football match held at the Olympic Stadium in Munich on 28 May 1997 to determine the winner of the 1996-1997 UEFA Champions League.

In the end, Dortmund beat Juventus 3-1 thanks to goals from Karl-Heinz Riedel and Lars Riken, with Juventus scoring by Alessandro Del Piero.

A: 1According to the Voice of China's "News Vertical", in the early hours of this morning, Beijing time, the 2012-2013 UEFA Champions League final was fiercely fought at the New Wembley Stadium in London, England.

The two Bundesliga teams, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, met in the final to create the first Bundesliga civil war in the history of the Champions League final.

In the end, after a wonderful and fierce summit battle, Bayern Munich, who was even stronger, won 2-1 and won the Champions League for the fifth time.

2.According to the 2015 format, if the reigning champions of the Champions League occupy a place and the defending UEFA Europa League champions do not qualify for the group stage, the defending UEFA Europa League champions will advance directly to the fourth round of qualifying (i.e. play-offs). If the team fails to qualify for the Ranking Pathway through the domestic rankings, they will enter the fourth round of the Ranking Pathway as an additional spot.

If Borussia Dortmund win the Champions League this season and are unfortunately relegated (although neither is highly likely), they can still play directly in the fourth round of qualifying next year.

Borussia Dortmund won the Champions League in 1996-1997.

In May 1997, Borussia Dortmund defeated Juventus 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium in Munich to win the European Cup for the first time.

The starting line-up for this game Dortmund is: goalkeeper Kroos; defenders Summer, Coral United, Ruyt, Cory; Midfielders Paul Sousa, Rambert, Heinrich, Muller (substitute Zolke 88 mins); Forwards Chap Isat (Ricken sub 70 mins), Riedel (Herrich sub 64 mins); Head coach Heathfield.

Juventus starting line-up: goalkeeper Peruzzi; defenders Bolini (Del Piero), Ferrara, Montero, Iuliano; Midfielders: Di Livio, Jugovic, Deschamps, Zidane; Forwards Boksic (Tacinati), Vieri (Amuruso); Head coach Lippi.

At the end of the 2016-2017 season, Borussia Dortmund won the European Cup for the first and only time in May 1997 by beating Juventus 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium in Munich.

Borussia Dortmund FC, nicknamed "Bumblebee". Borussia Dortmund have won 1 European Champions Cup, 1 Cup Winners' Cup, 1 Toyota Cup and 8 German top flight titles.

In May 1997, Borussia Dortmund defeated Juventus 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium in Munich.

At present, Dortmund's more popular stars are, Balios, Shinji Kagawa, Metzeld, Hainal, and Owomoyela.

Upstairs there is a mistake, Metzel Zide has transferred from "Real Madrid" to "Schalke 04", "Dortmund" has too many stars, Egyptian striker Zidan, Turkey's midfielder Shahin, Hungary's attacking midfielder Hainar, Paraguay's striker Balrios, Japan's attacking midfielder Shinji Kagawa, Germany's right-back Owomoyela, Poland's striker Lewandowski, and Germany's attacking midfielder Grosskreutz.

Paraguayan striker Barrios, Polish striker Lewandowski, German midfielder Mario Gotze, Ninemoto midfielder Shinji Kagawa, Bo Rong.

Lan midfielder Boułaszczykowski, German midfielder Grosskreutz, German midfielder Svind, Turkish midfielder Shahin (transfer to Real Madrid confirmed), German left wing-back Schmelzer, Polish right wing-back Piszczek (originally a right wing-back, remodeled a right wing-back under Jurgen Klopp, with excellent results, a total of 6 assists), Serbian central defender Subotic, German central defender Hummels, German goalkeeper Weidenfeller, Australian goalkeeper star Langlak.

A famous player in Borussia Dortmund's history.

Wolfgang de Beer (1986-01).

Torsten Frings (2002-04).

Thomas Hler (1998-99).

Heiko Herrlich (1995-04).

Eike Immel (1978-86).

Stefan Klos (1990-98).

Jens Lehmann (1999-03-).

Andreas Müller (1988-90, 1994-00).

Stefan Reuter (1992-04).

Karl-Heinz Riedle (1993-97).

Michael Rummenigge (1988-93).

Matthias Sammer (1993-98).

Marcio Avoroso (2001-04).

Ewerthon, 2001-05

Jan Koller (2001-06).

Tomá Rosick (2001-06).

Fleming Povlsen (1990-95).

Paul Lambert (1996-97).

Stéphane Chapuisat (1991-99).

Shinji Kagawa (2010-12).

Summer. Borussia Dortmund's star player, a former European footballer, coached Dortmund and won the Bundesliga title after Dortmund retired due to injury.

Schleborowsky, a Honored Patriarch of the 50s.

Burgsmuller, a veteran of the 50s, Emerich the Dortmund goal record holder, a meritorious veteran of the 60s.

Hans Tikovsky, also from the 60s.

Heathfield, Borussia Dortmund Champions League coach.

Summer, the best free man in Germany at that time.

Ricken, Dortmund's wonder boy.

Borussia Dortmund Football Club is a well-known football club in Germany.

When I watched the game (in the mid-90s), they had Summerer (known as the best libero since Beckenbauer), Riddle and Andy Muller (the one who celebrated with his hands on his back at Wembley). They had the famous head coach Heathfield, who later managed Bayern with great success.

Today's Dortmund team is also full of stars, young Reus is one of the most popular attacking players in Europe today, Mkhitaryan and Aubameyang are extremely good stars. Jurgen Klopp, the former manager of Dort, led a group of young players to pioneer a new style of Dort, and he is currently in charge of Liverpool.

Borussia Dortmund is still a strong team to be reckoned with in the Bundesliga, so I wish them the better they play.

A famous player in Borussia Dortmund's history.

Wolfgang de Beer (1986-01).

Torsten Frings (2002-04).

Thomas Hler (1998-99).

Heiko Herrlich (1995-04).

Eike Immel (1978-86).

Stefan Klos (1990-98).

Jens Lehmann (1999-03-).

Andreas Müller (1988-90, 1994-00).

Stefan Reuter (1992-04).

Karl-Heinz Riedle (1993-97).

Michael Rummenigge (1988-93).

Matthias Sammer (1993-98).

Marcio Avoroso (2001-04).

Ewerthon, 2001-05

Jan Koller (2001-06).

Tomá Rosick (2001-06).

Fleming Povlsen (1990-95).

Paul Lambert (1996-97).

Stéphane Chapuisat (1991-99).

Shinji Kagawa (2010-12).