Football Yesterday & Today: Cup Winners Cup Runner-up XI

vendredi 6 mai 2016

Cup Winners Cup Runner-up XI

All of the Cup Winners Cup Runner-up XI Lineups (1961-1999)

(as they lined in Final)

All of the Cup Winners Cup Winning XI Lineups (1961-1999)

All of the Cup Winners Cup Runner-up XI Lineups (1961-1999) :

Rangers FC 1961 1_H

Rangers FC 1961 2_A

The 1961 Cup Winners Cup Final was the only one that was played in two legs (home/ away).

AC Fiorentina 1962

Replayed Final. Player A/ Player B marks the changings in the lineups from the first match to the second match. First Final played on neutral ground.

Atlético de Madrid 1963

MTK Budapest 1964

A mix of WM and of a 2-3-5 with Kovacs III as the centre-half, Nagy as right-half and Danszky, the left-half who is more of a fourth defender or centre-back.

TSV 1860 München 1965

Liverpool FC 1966

Rangers FC 1967

Hamburger SV 1968

FC Barcelona 1969

Gornik Zabrze 1970

Real Madrid CF 1971, match #1

Real Madrid CF 1971, replay

In the second half, Fleitas took the left side of the attack, Grande the role of Grosso, Grosso the centre-forwad role (not stricly central but here to open the way from any zone of the forefront as with Amancio precedently) and Amancio was operating more from the right hand of the attack.

Dinamo Moskva 1972

Not a question of space to write the players' names : Dolbonosov and Zykov actually played higher on the pitch than Basalayev and Dolmatov, irremovable defenders when their partners started the counter-attacks.

Leeds United FC 1973

AC Milan 1974

Ferencvaros 1975

Ferencvaros' players played in a full-green jersey (and white shorts).

West Ham United 1976

RSC Anderlecht 1977

FK Austria Wien 1978

Fortuna Düsseldorf 1979

Arsenal FC 1980

FC Carls Zeiss Jena 1981

Standard de Liège 1982

Real Madrid CF 1983

FC Porto 1984

SK Rapid Wien 1985

Atlético de Madrid 1986

1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig 1987

Like in the Magdeburg 1974 Cup Winners Cup winning side with Seguin, Scholz was a #7 placed behind a 9 and a 11 with a preference for the right side. Richter (#9 but he had the #10) was the central striker and Marschall a sort of "semi-left-wing".