The squad from Borussia Dortmund 97 Champions Cup

UEFA Champions League 1996-97

Borussia Dortmund [Germany] Manchester United [England] 1-0 1-0 2-0

Ajax [Netherlands] Juventus [Italy] 1-2 1-4 2-6

Final, Olympia Stadium in Munich, May 28, 1997, 59,000 spectators

Borussia Dortmund 3 Juventus 1

29'1-0 Borussia Dortmund: Riddle.

34'2-0 Borussia Dortmund: Riedel.

64'2-1 Juventus: Pierrot.

71'3-1 Borussia Dortmund: Ricken.

Borussia Dortmund (coach: Heathfield).

Cross, Coral A, Somer, Corey, Ruyter, Lambert, Sosa, Heinrich, Müller (Zolke), Riddle, Chapuisat (Riken).

Juventus (coach: Lippi).

Peruzzi, Bolini (Del Piero), Ferreira, Montero, Iuliano, Di Livio, Jugovic, Deschamps, Zidane, Boksic (Tacinati), Vieri (Amurusso).

In May 1997, Borussia Dortmund won the European Champions Cup with a 3-1 victory over Juventus, and since then they have been among the best clubs in Europe.

The starting line-up for Dortmund is: Kroos, Samuer, Clare, Lot, Rambert, Sosa, Heinrich, Muller (sub Zolke 88 mins), Riedel (sub Herrich 64 mins), Chap Isat (sub Ricken 70 mins). Among them, Riddle scored twice in the 29th and 34th minutes, and Ricken added the icing on the cake in the 71st minute.

Juventus pulled a goal back in the 64th minute thanks to Piero.

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Hello, find out the 2000 Borussia Dortmund line-up: main line-up: Wiesel, Bogsmuller, Geisler, Kurat, Paul, Bracht, Wassaber, Schmidt, Schutz, Konitzka and Seliax.

Goalkeepers: Kerber (No. 1), Umberhorn (No. 25), Hitz (No. 35), Bilki (No. 38). Defender:

Zagadou (No. 5), Guerrero (No. 13), Schultz (No. 14), Hummmels (No. 15), Akanji (No. 16), Can (No. 23), Meunier (No. 24), Pongračić (No. 34), Collins (No. 41). Midfielders: Reyna (No. 7), Dahoud (No. 8), Sorgen Hazard (No. 10), Reus (No. 11), Budan Kelante (No. 19), Bellingham (No. 22), Witsel (No. 28), Paslak (No. 30), Knauf (No. 36), Rachel (No. 37), Wolff (No. 39), Gopps (No. 42).

Forwards: Erling Haaland (No. 9), Mouko-Maize Socks (No. 18), Reinier (No. 20), Mullen (No. 21), Tiggs (No. 27) I hope I can help you and look forward to serving you next time.

In terms of results, Dortmund was very good in 97, winning the Champions League and the Toyota Cup. However, the results of the Bundesliga in 97 are very average, but there are more stars in the team, Summer, Paulo Sousa and so on.

However, compared to the previous Champions League titles, Dortmund is insignificant, only slightly better than Porto a few years later, remembering the Toyota Cup game that year, the headline of the football newspaper was "not the strongest and the strongest". It can be seen that although Dortmund was powerful, it did not create a dynasty.

In May 1997, Borussia Dortmund defeated Juventus 3-1 at the Olympic Stadium in Munich, winning the front three for the first time in the Bundesliga (Amoruso, Jankoller, Rosicky) in the European G14.

The Champions League champion of that year, of course, was very fierce, and Juventus at the peak of the final had no temper at all, just like chopping melons and vegetables.

** generation, when Summerer won the European Golden Globe Award.

It was the hegemon of Europe of the year...

Dortmund squad for the 96-97 season:

Manager: Heathfield.

Goalkeeper: Stefan Klos.

Wolfgang Debell.

Defender: Jürgen Kohler.

Martin Claire.

Wolfgang Felsinger.

Julio Cesar.

Matthias Summer.

Stenard Pedersen.

Rene Schneider.

Midfielder: Jörg Heinrich.

Paul Lambert.

Michael Zorich.

Stefan Lutter.

Andreas Muller.

Russ Ricken.

Rene Tresshok.

Kurt Reinhardt.

Vladimir Bout.

Paul Sousa.

Frank Reitman.

Steffen Freod.

Carsten Walters.

Forward: Stefani Chapuisat.

Heck Heinrich.

Carl Henz Raeder.

Ibrahim Tanko.

Jowan Kirovitsky.

Christian Thiem.

Yahaya Maram.

Russ Mueller.

This is the squad that went to the Champions League final.

Kroos, Samuer, Clare, Ruth, Rambert, Sousa, Heinrich, Muller (sub Zolke 88 mins), Riedel (sub Herrich 64 mins), Chap Isat (sub Ricken 70 mins).

Borussia Dortmund were the winners of the European Champions Cup in the 96-97 season, and the squad at the time:

1 gk Cross.

2 df Reinhardt.

3 df Schneider.

4 mf Flender.

5 DF Julio Cesar.

6 DF Summerer (Captain).

7 mf Luttel.

8 mf Zorke.

9 fw Chapu Issat.

10 mf Muller.

11 f.w. Heiko Heinrich.

12 gk Debell.

13 fw Reid.

14 M.F. Paul Lambert.

15 df Kohler.

16 DF Martin Clay.

17 MF Jörg Heinrich.

18 mf Ricken.

19 MF Paul Sousa.

21 fw Tim.

22 fw Tanko.

23 mf Tretshok.

26 mf Reitman.

27 df Fairsinger.

29 mf Bart.

30 fw Kirovsky.

Temund (Coach:

Heathfield).

Cross, Coller, Summer, Corey, Ruit, Lambert, Sosa, Heinrich, Müller.

Zolke), Riddle, Chapu Issat.

Riken) Juventus.

Coach: Lippi).

Peruzi, Bolini.

Del Piero), Ferreira, Montero, Iuliano, Di Livio, Jugovic, Deschamps, Zidane, Boksic.

Tachinati), Vieri. Amuruso)

Sina Sports News On May 28, 1997, at the Olympic Stadium in Munich, defending champion Juventus encountered Dortmund. Juventus did not dare to slack off, as Paulo Sousa, Jürgen Kohler, Muller and striker Reut had all played for their own team, and the former two had just returned from Turin. Youngsters like Zinedine Zidane, Vieri and Croatian international Eksic were the guarantee of Juventus' title defence, but the result disappointed the Italians.

Germany international Riedl scored twice, young Ricken fired a long-range shot from 35 yards out and Juventus scored from a young Piero. 3-1, Borussia Dortmund is Germany's second team to win the Champions League since 1983.