Bayern Muenchen 1 Atletico Capital Of Spain 1
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Bayern Munich: Maier, Hansen, Schwarzenbeck, Beckenbauer (capt), Breitner, Zobel, Roth, Kapellmann, Torstensson (Durnberger), Muller, Hoeness
Atletico Madrid: Reina, Melo, Adelardo (capt), Heredia, Capon, Bejarano, Eusebio, Luis, Irureta, Garate, Ufarte (Becerra), Salcedo (Alberto)
Bayern Muenchen 4 Atletico Capital Of Spain 0
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Bayern Munich: Maier, Hansen, Schwarzenbeck, Beckenbauer (capt), Breitner, Zobel, Roth, Kapellmann, Torstensson, Muller, Hoeness
Atletico Madrid: Reina, Melo, Adelardo (capt)(Benegas), Heredia, Capon, Bejarano, Eusebio, Luis, Becerra, Alberto (Ufarte), Garate, Salcedo
Ajax the 3-time defending champs were expected to predominate but unfortunately their talisman, Johan Cruyff left to fall inch Barcelona and other participants left as well and they were duly knocked out in the 2nd round.
The concluding was the first in history to necessitate a rematch and it began the epoch of domination by Bayern Muenchen inspired magnificently by "the Kaiser", Franz Beckenbauer.
Bayern and Atletico Capital Of Spain met in Brussels' Heysel Stadium with Atletico, this clip screening their more than than than attractive side, and had the better of the first one-half with their superior passing play and movement.
Bayern came out fighting in the 2nd one-half with Muller and Hoeness both having opportunities that were eventually spurned.
And at the end of normal clip there were still no goals, then, with small more than five proceedings remaining, Luis Aragones (yes him) curled a free boot around the Bayern wall and past times Maier to mark the end that looked to have got won the European Cup for Atletico Madrid.
But then, we are talking about a German side here and as the concluding secs ticked away and the Spanish protagonists celebrated their at hand triumph, Georg Schwarzenbeck made one final, despairing effort to deliver the game as he galloped forward from defense mechanism and unleashed a 35-yard shot.
It appeared to be a routine save for Reina in the Atletico goal, but he was unsighted and allow the ball past him and into the nett for a truly dramatic equaliser.
There were no punishment shoot-outs in those years and they had to make it all over again 2 years later.
The squads returned to the same stadium, although this clip the stands were only half full.
The Spaniards were without their combative midfielder Irureta (former Depor Manager) and it seemed that the first game had taken more out of them than their opponents.
With Beckenbauer controlling the game, the gait and greater energy of the Germans was too much for Atletico and this clip Bayern were dominant.
Hoeness began the mob by scoring in the 28th and Gerd Muller scored with a 56th minute fusillade and he made it 3-0 with a 69th minute lob and Hoeness wrapped the scoring in the 89th minute to begin a time period of Occident German laterality of European and human race football game with the likes of Maier, Schwarzenbeck, Breitner, Hoeness, Muller and particularly Beckenbauer being now recognised as some of the best participants in the world.

