Copa Libertadores

 

Copa Libertadores
First Round

Estudiantes (La Plata) bye to the second round as holders.

Group 1 [Argentina, Peru]
Feb 13: Sporting Cristal - Universitario        0-0
Feb 19: Boca Juniors - Rosario Central          2-1
  [Suné, Palacios; Mesiano]
Feb 23: Sporting Cristal - Rosario Central      1-2
  [Mifflin; Landucci, Gramajo]
Feb 26: Universitario - Rosario Central         3-2
  [Percy Rojas, Urrunaga, Ramírez; Villagra, Bóveda]
Mar  1: Sporting Cristal - Boca Juniors         2-0
  [Orbegoso, Rogel o/g]
Mar  4: Universitario - Boca Juniors            0-0
Mar 16: Rosario Central - Universitario         2-2
  [Poy, Carrascosa; Rojas, Chumpitaz]
Mar 17: Boca Juniors - Sporting Cristal         2-2x
  [Coch, A.C.Rojas; Orbegoso, González]
Mar 25: Rosario Central - Sporting Cristal      4-0
  [Landucci, Mesiano, Zavagno, Bustos]
Mar 25: Boca Juniors - Universitario            n/p  [awarded to Universitario]
Mar 31: Universitario - Sporting Cristal        3-0
  [Percy Rojas, Bailetti, Calatayud]
Mar 31: Rosario Central - Boca Juniors          n/p  [awarded to Rosario Central]
x Four minutes from time the referee sent all but two Boca players and all but 
  one Cristal player off after a huge brawl. The game was called off.  After 
  this incident CSF determined that Boca lost their remaining matches,  which
  were not played and awarded to Boca opponents (with 0-0 goals).

 1.Universitario (Lima)            6  3  3  0  8- 4  9
 2.Rosario Central                 6  3  1  2 11- 8  7
 3.Boca Juniors (Buenos Aires)     6  1  2  3  4- 5  4
 4.Sporting Cristal (Lima)         6  1  2  3  5-11  4

Group 2 [Bolivia, Uruguay]
Feb 14: Chaco Petrolero - The Strongest         1-2
  [Meza; Díaz, Vargas]
Mar  2: Nacional - Peñarol                      2-1
  [Artime, Mujica; Castronovo]
Mar  6: Chaco Petrolero - Nacional              0-1 
  [Mameli]
Mar  7: The Strongest - Peñarol                 1-2  
  [Vargas; Castronovo(2)]     
Mar 13: Chaco Petrolero - Peñarol               1-1
  [Flores; Castronovo]
Mar 14: The Strongest - Nacional                1-1
  [Bastida; Bareño]
Mar 19: Peñarol - Chaco Petrolero               1-0
  [Castronovo]
Mar 20: Nacional - The Strongest                5-0
  [Cubilla, Artime(3), Mujica]
Mar 22: Peñarol - The Strongest                 9-0
  [Castronovo(5), Corbo(2), E.Onega, Acuña]
Mar 23: Nacional - Chaco Petrolero              3-0
  [Artime, Bareño, Masnik]
Mar 28: The Strongest - Chaco Petrolero         1-3
  [Pintos; Mezza, Matozza, A.Flores]
Mar 30: Peñarol - Nacional                      0-2
  [Blanco, Maneiro]

 1.Nacional (Montevideo)           6  5  1  0 14- 2 11
 2.Peñarol (Montevideo)            6  3  1  2 14- 6  7
 3.Chaco Petrolero (La Paz)        6  1  1  4  5- 9  3
 4.The Strongest (La Paz)          6  1  1  4  5-21  3

Group 3 [Brazil, Venezuela]
Jan 29: Palmeiras - Fluminense                  0-2
  [Flavio(2)]
Jan 31: Deportivo Galicia - Deportivo Italia    3-3
  [Iriarte, Pinto, Oviedo; Beto, Ministelo(2)]
Feb  7: Deportivo Galicia - Palmeiras           2-3
  [Oviedo, Pinto; César(2), Da Guía]
Feb 10: Deportivo Italia - Palmeiras            0-3
  [Edú, César(2)]
Feb 14: Deportivo Galicia - Fluminense          1-3
  [Pinto; Cafuringa, Lula, Socorro o/g]
Feb 17: Deportivo Italia - Fluminense           0-6
  [Samarone, Mickey(2), Lula(2), Cafuringa]
Feb 25: Palmeiras - Deportivo Italia            1-0
  [Pío]
Feb 28: Fluminense - Deportivo Galicia          4-1
  [Flavio(2), Samarone(2); Oliveira o/g]
Mar  3: Palmeiras - Deportivo Galicia           3-0
  [César, Fedato, Silva]
Mar  3: Fluminense - Deportivo Italia           0-1
  [Tenorio]  
Mar 10: Fluminense - Palmeiras                  1-3
  [Samarone; César, Silva, Pío]
Mar 14: Deportivo Italia - Deportivo Galicia    3-2  
  [Alcyr, Negri, Useche; Pinto, Oviedo]

 1.Palmeiras (São Paulo)           6  5  0  1 13- 5 10
 2.Fluminense (Rio de Janeiro)     6  4  0  2 16- 6  8
 3.Deportivo Italia (Caracas)      6  2  1  3  7-15  5
 4.Deportivo Galicia (Caracas)     6  0  1  5  9-19  1

Group 4 [Chile, Paraguay]
Feb  7: Cerro Porteño - Guaraní                 1-1
  [Arrúa; G.García]
Feb 15: Cerro Porteño - Unión Española          2-1
  [Escobar, Irala; Novo]
Feb 18: Guaraní - Unión Española                1-1
  [G.García; Novo]
Feb 21: Cerro Porteño - Colo Colo               0-0
Feb 24: Guaraní - Colo Colo                     2-0
  [Valdez, G.García]
Mar  5: Guaraní - Cerro Porteño                 2-2
  [Tabarelli, Yugovich; Escobar, Jara]
Mar  6: Colo Colo - Unión Española              1-2
  [García; Farías, Novo]
Mar 13: Unión Española - Guaraní                2-1
  [Arévalo, Yavar; Espinosa]
Mar 17: Colo Colo - Guaraní                     3-2
  [Castañeda, García(2); Espinosa, Yugovich]
Mar 20: Unión Española - Cerro Porteño          0-0 
Mar 24: Colo Colo - Cerro Porteño               1-0
  [Beiruth]
Mar 31: Unión Española - Colo Colo              1-1
  [Véliz; Messen]

 1.Unión Española (Santiago)       6  2  3  1  7- 6  7
 2.Cerro Porteño (Asunción)        6  1  4  1  5- 5  6
 3.Colo Colo (Santiago)            6  2  2  2  6- 7  6
 4.Guaraní (Asunción)              6  1  3  2  9- 9  5

Group 5 [Colombia, Ecuador]
Feb 28: Atlético Junior - Deportivo Cali        2-1

  [Peñaranda(2); Gallego]
Feb 28: Barcelona - Emelec                      0-1 
  [Caballeiro] 
Mar  3: Barcelona - Deportivo Cali              1-0
  [Spencer]
Mar  7: Emelec - Deportivo Cali                 3-1
  [Caballeiro(2), Liciardi; Gallego]
Mar  7: Barcelona - Atlético Junior             3-1
  [Madruñero, Alvarez, Spencer; Miranda]
Mar 10: Emelec - Atlético Junior                1-1
  [Lasso; Peñaranda]
Mar 18: Atlético Junior - Barcelona             0-2
  [Spencer(2)]
Mar 18: Deportivo Cali - Emelec                 1-0
  [Bernao]
Mar 21: Atlético Junior - Emelec                0-0
Mar 21: Deportivo Cali - Barcelona              3-1
  [Moreno, Gallego, G.González; Madruñero]
Mar 28: Deportivo Cali - Atlético Junior        2-0
  [González, Da Graca]
Mar 28: Emelec - Barcelona                      1-1
  [Caballeiro; Liciardi o/g]

 1.Barcelona (Guayaquil)           6  3  1  2  8- 6  7
   Emelec (Guayaquil)              6  2  3  1  6- 4  7
 3.Deportivo Cali                  6  3  0  3  8- 7  6
 4.Atlético Junior (Barranquilla)  6  1  2  3  4- 9  4

First Place Playoff (in Guayaquil)
Mar 31: Barcelona - Emelec                      3-0
  [P.Alvarez, Bazurko, Muñoz]

Semi-Finals

Group 1
Apr 14: Universitario - Palmeiras               1-2   
  [Bailetti; Pío, Silva]
Apr 22: Universitario - Nacional                0-0
May  2: Palmeiras - Nacional                    0-3
  [Artime(2), Bareño]
May  6: Palmeiras - Universitario               3-0  
  [César, González o/g, Dudú]  
May 11: Nacional - Universitario                3-0  
  [Artime, J.C.Morales(2)]  
May 18: Nacional - Palmeiras                    3-1
  [Artime, J.C.Morales, Prieto; César]

 1.Nacional (Montevideo)           4  3  1  0  9- 1  7
 2.Palmeiras (São Paulo)           4  2  0  2  6- 7  4
 3.Universitario (Lima)            4  0  1  3  1- 8  1

Group 2
Apr 18: Barcelona - Estudiantes                 0-1  
  [Echecopar]   
Apr 25: Barcelona - Unión Española              1-0
  [Spencer]
Apr 29: Estudiantes - Barcelona                 0-1  
  [Bazurko]
May  5: Unión Española - Barcelona              3-1 
  [Farías, O.González(2); Paez] 
May 12: Unión Española - Estudiantes            0-1
  [Berly o/g]
May 19: Estudiantes - Unión Española            2-1
  [Rudzki, Verón; Farías]

 1.Estudiantes (La Plata)          4  3  0  1  4- 2  6
 2.Barcelona (Guayaquil)           4  2  0  2  3- 4  4
 3.Unión Española (Santiago)       4  1  0  3  4- 5  2

Final (May 26 & Jun  2)
Estudiantes              Arg  Nacional                 Uru   1-0  0-1

Playoff (Jun 9) (in Lima)
Nacional                 Uru  Estudiantes              Arg   2-0

1st leg. Estadio La Plata, La Plata, 26- 5-1971

Estudiantes - Nacional 1-0
60' Romeo         1-0

Estudiantes: Leone, Aguirre Suárez, Togneri, Malbernat, Pachamé, Medina,
             Romeo, Echecopar, Rudzki (Bedogni), Verde, Verón.
Nacional: Manga, Blanco, Ancheta, Masnik, Mujica, Montero Castillo, Espárrago
          (Mamelli), Maneiro, Prieto (Bareno), Artime, Morales.

Referee: Canessa (Chile)
Attendance: 30,000

2nd leg. Centenario, Montevideo,  2- 6-1971

Nacional - Estudiantes 1-0
28' Masnik        1-0

Nacional: Manga, Ubiña, Ancheta, Masnik, Blanco, Montero Castillo, Espárrago,
          Maneiro, Cubilla (Prieto), Artime, Morales.
Estudiantes: Leone, Malbernat, Aguirre Suárez, Togneri, Medina, Pachamé,
             Echecopar, Romeo, Verde, Rudzki (Bedogni), Verón.

Referee: Favilli Neto (Brazil)
Attendance: 70,000

Play-off. Estadio Nacional, Lima,  9- 6-1971

Nacional - Estudiantes 2-0








22' Espárrago     1-0
65' Artime        2-0

Nacional: Manga, Ubiña, Ancheta, Masnik, Blanco, Montero Castillo, Espárrago,
          Maneiro (Mujica), Cubilla, Artime, Morales (Mamelli).
Estudiantes: Pezzano, Malbernat, Aguirre Suárez, Togneri, Medina, Pachamé,
             Romeo, Echecopar, Rudzki, Verde, Verón (Bedogni).

Referee: Hormazabal (Chile)
Attendance: 41,000

Luis Ubina received Libertadores Cup.

Estudiantes was unable to win 4^th consecutive Libertadores Cup. They were still had the record – shared with Penarol – with 3 Cups, but their glorious days were over and had to wait until 2009 for not only another continental trophy, but just to reach a final.

Historic success for Nacional – so far they reached the final once, in 1969, and lost it to the same opponent. Taking revenge on Estudiantes was great, but their was more to their difficult victory in the third match on neutral field: finally they came out from Penarol's shadow and achieved international success.

This squad deserved it – it was full of well known names not just in Uruguay, national team regulars, participants in 1966 and 1970 World Cup finals.

Glory!

Intercontinental Cup

 

Intercontinental Club Cup 1971

NB: European Cup winners Ajax (Netherlands) declined to participate and
    were replaced by runners-up Panathinakos (Greece).

    


1st. leg:
Athens. Field: Karaiskakis.
December 15, 1971
   
Panathinakos (Greece) 1-1 Nacional (Uruguay)
Goals: Filakouris / Luis Artime.
  
Panathinaikos:  Ekonomopoulos - Tomaras (Vlachos), Kapsis, Sourpis,
                Athanassopoulos, Eleftherakis, Filakouris, Dimitriou, Kouvas,
                Antoniadis, Domazos.

Nacional:       Manga - Masnik, Brunel, Ubiñas, Montero Castillo, Blanco,
                Luis Cubilla, Maneiro, Espárrago (Duarte), Luis Artime,
                Morales (sent off).
Panathinaikos. Standing from left:  Eleftherakis, Tomaras, Economopoulos, Dimitriou, Sourpis, Kapsis, 
Front: Filakouris, Antoniadis, Domazos, Kouvas, Athanassopoulos.



2nd. leg:
Montevideo. Field: Centenario.
December 29, 1971
  
Nacional (Uruguay) 2-1 Panathinaikos (Greece)
Goals: Luis Artime (2) / Filakouris.

Nacional:       Manga - Masnik, Brunel, Ubiñas, Montero Castillo, Blanco,
                Luis Cubilla (Mujica), Maneiro, Espárrago, Luis Artime,
                Mamelli (Bareño).
                Coach: Washington Echamendi.
  
Panathinaikos:  Ekonomopoulos - Mitropoulos, Kapsis, Sourpis, Athanassopoulos,
                Kamaras (Filakouris), Domazos, Eleftherakis, Dimitriou,
                Antoniadis, Kouvas.
                Coach: Ferenc Puskas.
 Nacional in the second leg and winning. 
Panathinaikos lost by single goal, but to a point it was only fair to lose – after all, they were not European Champions Cup holders. 
Not the team which won the Intercontinental Cup, but 1971 was great year for Nacional – first time they won Libertadores and right after that – the Intercontinental Cup, also first time. Impressive squad coached by Washington Etchamendi.

European Champions Cup

 

Champions' Cup 1970-71

Preliminary Round
FC Levski-Spartak        Bul  FK Austria (Wien)        Aut  3-1  0-3  3-4

First Round
AS La Jeunesse d'Esch    Lux  Panathinaikos            Gre  1-2  0-5  1-7
Slovan Bratislava        Tch  B1903 (København)        Den  2-1  2-2  4-3
Everton                  Eng  IBK (Keflavík)           Isl  6-2  3-0  9-2x
EPA (Lárnaka)            Cyp  Borussia Mönchengladbach FRG  0-6 0-10 0-16y
Fenerbahçe               Tur  FC Carl Zeiss Jena       GDR  0-4  0-1  0-5
Sporting CP (Lisboa)     Por  Floriana                 Mlt  5-0  4-0  9-0
Újpesti Dózsa            Hun  Crvena Zvezda (Beograd)  Yug  2-0  0-4  2-4
Feijenoord               Ned  UT Arad                  Rom  1-1  0-0  1-1*
Atlético Madrid          Esp  FK Austria (Wien)        Aut  2-0  2-1  4-1
Cagliari                 Ita  AS Saint-Etienne         Fra  3-0  0-1  3-1
IFK Gothenburg           Swe  Legia Warszawa           Pol  0-4  1-2  1-6
Rosenborg BK             Nor  Standard CL (Liège)      Bel  0-2  0-5  0-7
Celtic                   Sco  KPV (Kokkola)            Fin  9-0  5-0 14-0
Glentoran                Nir  Waterford                Irl  1-3  0-1  1-4
Moskva Spartak           URS  FC Basle                 Sui  3-2  1-2  4-4*
17 Nëntori (Tiranë)      Alb  Ajax                     Ned  2-2  0-2  2-4
x 2nd leg in Reykjavík
y 1st leg in Augsburg

Second Round
Panathinaikos            Gre  Slovan Bratislava        Tch  3-0  1-2  4-2
Borussia Mönchengladbach FRG  Everton                  Eng  1-1  1-1  2-2  3-4p
FC Carl Zeiss Jena       GDR  Sporting CP (Lisboa)     Por  2-1  2-1  4-2
Crvena Zvezda (Beograd)  Yug  UT Arad                  Rom  3-0  3-1  6-1
Cagliari                 Ita  Atlético Madrid          Esp  2-1  0-3  2-4
Standard CL (Liège)      Bel  Legia Warszawa           Pol  1-0  0-2  1-2
Waterford                Irl  Celtic                   Sco  0-7  2-3  2-10x
Ajax                     Ned  FC Basle                 Sui  3-0  2-1  5-1
x 1st leg in Dublin

Quarter-Finals
Everton                  Eng  Panathinaikos            Gre  1-1  0-0  1-1*
FC Carl Zeiss Jena       GDR  Crvena Zvezda (Beograd)  Yug  3-2  0-4  3-6
Atlético Madrid          Esp  Legia Warszawa           Pol  1-0  1-2 *2-2
Ajax                     Ned  Celtic                   Sco  3-0  0-1  3-1

Semi-Finals
Crvena Zvezda (Beograd)  Yug  Panathinaikos            Gre  4-1  0-3  4-4*
Atlético Madrid          Esp  Ajax                     Ned  1-0  0-3  1-3


Final, Wembley Stadium, London, 2 Jun 1971, att 83000

Ajax                     (1) 2  Panathinaikos            (0) 0
 5' 1-0  A: Van Dijk
87' 2-0  A: Kapsis og

Ajax (trainer Michels)
    Stuy; Neeskens, Hulshoff, Vasovic, Suurbier; Rijnders (Blankenburg 46),
    G.Mühren; Swart (Haan 46), Cruijff, Van Dijk, Keizer
Panathinaikos (trainer Puskás)
    Oeconomopoulos; Tomaras, Kapsis, Sourpis, Vlahos; Kamaras, Elefterakis;
    Grammos, Antoniadis, Domazos, Filakouris
Referee: Taylor (England)

The greatest international season of Panathinaikos. They were bigger surprise than Ajax, but were no match for Flying Dutchmen.

In 1969 Ajax was destroyed at the Champions Cup final by Milan, but this time the victory was theirs.

And the world learned the names of players deifining the 1970s and beyond.

Curiously, the best year of the team will be 1972 – with some changes, including the coach, who made them world-class stars.

Cup Winners' Cup

 

Cup Winners' Cup 1970-71

Preliminary Round                                                               
Åtvidabergs FF           Swe  KS Partizani (Tiranë)    Alb  1-1  0-2  1-3 
Bohemians (Dublin)       Irl  TJ Gottwaldov            Tch  1-2  2-2  3-4

First Round
Manchester City          Eng  Linfield                 Nir  1-0  1-2 *2-2
NK Olimpija (Ljubljana)  Yug  SL Benfica               Por  1-1  1-8  2-9
IBA (Akureyri)           Isl  FC Zürich                Sui  1-7  0-7  1-14x
Cardiff City             Wal  Pezoporikos (Lárnaka)    Cyp  8-0  0-0  8-0
Kickers Offenbach        FRG  Club Brugge KV           Bel  2-1  0-2  2-3
Hibernians (Paola)       Mlt  Real Madrid              Esp  0-0  0-5  0-5
ASK Vorwärts (Berlin)    GDR  Bologna                  Ita  0-0  1-1 *1-1  aet
Karpaty Lvov             URS  Steaua Bucuresti         Rom  0-1  3-3  3-4
CSKA (Sofia)             Bul  Valkeakosken Haka        Fin  9-0  2-1 11-1
Aberdeen                 Sco  Honvéd                   Hun  3-1  1-3  4-4  4-5p
Stromsgodset IF          Nor  FC Nantes                Fra  0-5  3-2  3-7
AaB (Aalborg)            Den  Gornik Zabrze            Pol  0-1  1-8  1-9
Göztepe                  Tur  US Luxembourg            Lux  5-0  0-1  5-1y
Wacker Innsbruck         Aut  KS Partizani (Tiranë)    Alb  3-2  2-1  5-3
TJ Gottwaldov            Tch  PSV (Eindhoven)          Ned  2-1  0-1  2-2*
Aris (Thessaloníki)      Gre  Chelsea                  Eng  1-1  1-5  2-6
x 1st leg in Sankt Gallen
y both legs in Izmir

Second Round
CSKA (Sofia)             Bul  Chelsea                  Eng  0-1  0-1  0-2
Honvéd                   Hun  Manchester City          Eng  0-1  0-2  0-3
Cardiff City             Wal  FC Nantes                Fra  5-1  2-1  7-2
FC Brugge KV             Bel  FC Zürich                Sui  2-0  2-3  4-3
PSV (Eindhoven)          Ned  Steaua Bucuresti         Rom  4-0  3-0  7-0
Göztepe                  Tur  Gornik Zabrze            Pol  0-1  0-3  0-4
Real Madrid              Esp  Wacker Innsbruck         Aut  0-1  2-0  2-1
SL Benfica               Por  ASK Vorwärts (Berlin)    GDR  2-0  0-2  2-2  3-5p

Quarter-Finals
Manchester City          Eng  Gornik Zabrze            Pol  2-0  0-2  2-2  [3-1]x
PSV (Eindhoven)          Ned  ASK Vorwärts (Berlin)    GDR  2-0  0-1  2-1
Cardiff City             Wal  Real Madrid              Esp  1-0  0-2  1-2
FC Brugge KV             Bel  Chelsea                  Eng  2-0  0-4  2-4  aet
x 2nd leg in Chorzow, playoff in Copenhagen

Semi-Finals
Chelsea                  Eng  Manchester City          Eng  1-0  1-0  2-0
PSV (Eindhoven)          Ned  Real Madrid              Esp  0-0  1-2  1-2


Final, Karaiskaki Stadium, Peraías, 19 May 1971, att 42000

Chelsea                  (0) 1  Real Madrid              (1) 1  aet
30' 0-1  RM: Zoco
55' 1-1  C: Osgood

Chelsea
    Bonetti; Boyle, Dempsey, Webb, Harris; Hollins (Mulligan 91), Hudson, Cooke;
    Weller, Osgood (Baldwin 86), Houseman
Real Madrid
    Borja; Jose Luis, Benito, Zoco, Zunzunegui; Pirri, Grosso, Velazquez;
    Perez (Fleitas 65), Amancio, Gento (Grande 70)
Referee: Scheurer (Switzerland)


Final Replay, Karaiskaki Stadium, Peraías, 21 May 1971, att 35000

Chelsea                  (2) 2  Real Madrid              (0) 1
32' 1-0  C: Dempsey
38' 2-0  C: Osgood
74' 2-1  RM: Fleitas

Chelsea
    Bonetti; Boyle, Dempsey, Webb, Harris; Cooke, Hudson, Weller; Baldwin,
    Osgood (Smethurst 73), Osgood
Real Madrid
    Borja; Jose Luis, Benito, Zoco, Zunzunegui; Pirri, Grosso, Valazquez
    (Gento 75); Fleitas, Amancio, Bueno (Grande 60)
Referee: Scheurer (Switzerland)

The golden years of Real were over. The team tried hard, but no luck.

Golden boys.

For many, many years this was the only European success. Took them 2 games to overcome Real Madrid.

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Trophy Play-off

 

Inter Cities Fairs Cup Trophy Play-off

After the 1970-71 season the organisation of the Fairs Cup was taken over by UEFA. The competition was renamed the UEFA Cup with a new trophy being introduced. A match was played between the first ever Fairs Cup winners, FC Barcelona, and the last winners, Leeds United, to decide who would get to keep the old Fairs Cup trophy permanently. These two teams also had the best overall playing record in the competition since it's inception in 1955.

Inter Cities Fairs Cup Trophy Play-off, Camp Nou, Barcelona 22 Sep 1971

FC Barcelona             2  Leeds United             1
51' 1-0  B: Dueñas 
52' 1-1  LU: Jordan
84' 2-1  B: Dueñas 

FC Barcelona
    Sadurni; Rife, Eladio, Torres, Gallego, Costas, Rexach, Carlos,
    Dueñas, Marcial, Asensi (Fuste)
Leeds United
    Sprake; Reaney, Davey, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Jordan,
    Belfitt, Giles, Galvin
Referee: Zsolt (Hungary)

Slightly different squad from the winning one in the spring of 1971, but the trophy was not for them

Barcelona, coach by Rinus Michels now, prevailed and kept the Fairs Cup.

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

 

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1970-71.

First Round                                                                     
AEK (Athína)             Gre  FC Twente '65 (Enschede) Ned  0-1  0-3  0-4       
FK Zeljeznicar (Sarajevo)Yug  RSC Anderlecht           Bel  3-4  4-5  7-9 
La Gantoise              Bel  Hamburger SV             FRG  0-1  1-7  1-8
Seville                  Esp  Eskisehirspor            Tur  1-0  1-3  2-3
Coleraine                Nir  Kilmarnock               Sco  1-1  3-2  4-3
Dundee United            Sco  Grasshopper-Club Zürich  Sui  3-2  0-0  3-2
Sarpsborg FK             Nor  Leeds United             Eng  0-1  0-5  0-6
Spartak Trnava           Tch  Olympique Marseille      Fra  2-0  0-2  2-2  4-3p
1.FC Köln                FRG  FC Sedan                 Fra  5-1  0-1  5-2
Lausanne-Sports          Sui  Vitória FC (Setúbal)     Por  0-2  1-2  1-4
Hibernian                Sco  Malmö FF                 Swe  6-0  3-2  9-2
Liverpool                Eng  Ferencvarosi TC          Hun  1-0  1-1  2-1
FC Trakia (Plovdiv)      Bul  Coventry City            Eng  1-4  0-2  1-6
Lazio                    Ita  Arsenal                  Eng  2-2  0-2  2-4
Bayern München           FRG  Rangers                  Sco  1-0  1-1  2-1
Dinamo Bucuresti         Rom  PAOK (Thessaloníki)      Gre  5-0  0-1  5-1
Universitatea Craiova    Rom  Pécsi Dózsa              Hun  2-1  0-3  2-4
GKS Katowice             Pol  FC Barcelona             Esp  0-1  2-3  2-4
Wiener Sport-Club        Aut  SK Beveren               Bel  0-2  0-3  0-5
Ilves Tampere            Fin  SK Sturm Graz            Aut  4-2  0-3  4-5
Barreirense              Por  NK Dinamo (Zagreb)       Yug  2-0  1-6  3-6
NK Hajduk (Split)        Yug  FC Slavia (Sofia)        Bul  3-0  0-1  3-1
Cork Hibernians          Irl  Valencia                 Esp  0-3  1-3  1-6
Sparta Praha             Tch  Athletic Bilbao          Esp  2-0  1-1  3-1
FK Partizan (Beograd)    Yug  SG Dynamo Dresden        GDR  0-0  0-6  0-6
AB (København)           Den  Sliema Wanderers         Mlt  7-0  3-2 10-2
Juventus                 Ita  US Rumelange             Lux  7-0  4-0 11-0
B1901 (Nykøbing)         Den  Hertha BSC               FRG  2-4  1-4  3-8
Ruch Chorzów             Pol  Fiorentina               Ita  1-1  0-2  1-3
Internazionale           Ita  Newcastle United         Eng  1-1  0-2  1-3
Sparta Rotterdam         Ned  IA (Akranes)             Isl  6-0  9-0 15-0x
Vitória SC (Guimarães)   Por  AS Angoulême             Fra  3-0  1-3  4-3
x 2nd leg in Rotterdam

Second Round
Hibernian                Sco  Vitória SC (Guimarães)   Por  2-0  1-2  3-2
Sparta Rotterdam         Ned  Coleraine                Nir  2-0  2-1  4-1
Bayern München           FRG  Coventry City            Eng  6-1  1-2  7-3
FC Barcelona             Esp  Juventus                 Ita  1-2  1-2  2-4
AC Fiorentina            Ita  1.FC Köln                FRG  1-2  0-1  1-3
SK Sturm Graz            Aut  Arsenal                  Eng  1-0  0-2  1-2
Leeds United             Eng  SG Dynamo Dresden        GDR  1-0  1-2 *2-2
Liverpool                Eng  Dinamo Bucharest         Rom  3-0  1-1  4-1
AB (København)           Den  RSC Anderlecht           Bel  1-3  0-4  1-7
Newcastle United         Eng  Pécsi Dózsa              Hun  2-0  0-2  2-2  2-5p
Sparta Praha             Tch  Dundee United            Sco  3-1  0-1  3-2
Hertha BSC               FRG  Spartak Trnava           Tch  1-0  1-3  2-3
NK Dinamo (Zagreb)       Yug  Hamburger SV             FRG  4-0  0-1  4-1
Vitória FC (Setúbal)     Por  NK Hajduk (Split)        Yug  2-0  1-2  3-2
Valencia                 Esp  SK Beveren               Bel  0-1  1-1  1-2
Eskisehirspor            Tur  FC Twente '65 (Enschede) Ned  3-2  1-6  4-8

Third Round
Spartak Trnava           Tch  1.FC Köln                FRG  0-1  0-3  0-4
Bayern München           FRG  Sparta Rotterdam         Ned  2-1  3-1  5-2
Leeds United             Eng  Sparta Praha             Tch  6-0  3-2  9-2
Arsenal                  Eng  SK Beveren               Bel  4-0  0-0  4-0
Pécsi Dózsa              Hun  Juventus                 Ita  0-1  0-2  0-3
NK Dinamo (Zagreb)       Yug  FC Twente '65 (Enschede) Ned  2-2  0-1  2-3
RSC Anderlecht           Bel  Vitória FC (Setúbal)     Por  2-1  1-3  3-4  aet
Hibernian                Sco  Liverpool                Eng  0-1  0-2  0-3

Quarter-Finals
Juventus                 Ita  FC Twente '65 (Enschede) Ned  2-0  2-2  4-2  aet
Arsenal                  Eng  1.FC Köln                FRG  2-1  0-1  2-2*
Leeds United             Eng  Vitória FC (Setúbal)     Por  2-1  1-1  3-2
Liverpool                Eng  Bayern Munich            FRG  3-0  1-1  4-1

Semi-Finals
Liverpool                Eng  Leeds United             Eng  0-1  0-0  0-1
1.FC Köln                FRG  Juventus                 Ita  1-1  0-2  1-3


Final 1st Leg, Stadio Comunale, Turin, 28 May 1971, att 65000

Juventus                 (1) 2  Leeds United             (0) 2¹
27' 1-0  J: Bettega
48' 1-1  LU: Madeley
55' 2-1  J: Capello
77' 2-2  LU: Bates
¹ Original game on 26 May abandoned at 0-0 after 51 minutes due to unplayable pitch 

Juventus
    Piloni; Spinosi, Salvadore, Marchetti, Furino, Morini, Haller, Capello,
    Causio, Anastasi (Novellini 72), Bettega
Leeds United
    Sprake; Reaney, Cooper, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones
    (Bates 72), Giles, Madeley
Referee: van Ravens (Netherlands)


Final 2nd Leg, Elland Road, Leeds, 3 June 1971, att 42483

Leeds United             (1) 1  Juventus                 (1) 1
12' 1-0  LU: Clarke
20' 1-1  J: Anastasi
aggregate 3-3, Leeds won on away goals

Leeds United
    Sprake, Reaney, Cooper, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke, Jones,
    Giles, Madeley (Bates 47)
Juventus
    Tancredi; Spinosi, Salvadore, Marchetti, Furino, Morini, Haller, Capello,
    Causio, Anastasi, Bettega
Referee: Glockner (East Germany)





Standing from left: Salvadore Marchetti Roveta Cuccurreddu Piloni Tancredi Ferioli Landini II Bettega Spinosi Morini Haller Picchi - coach

Crouching: Zaniboni Savoldi II Montorsi Novellini Anastasi Danova Furino Causio Capello.

Juventus didn't lose – away goals, still brand new rule, defeated them.

Lucky winners without winning. Last winners of the Fairs Cup, as it hapenned.

Golden Shoe

 

Golden Shoe 1971:

 

 1.Josip SKOBLAR                  -  Olympique Marseille  44 goals
 2.Salif KEITA                    -  AS Saint-Etienne     42 goals
 3.Giorgios DEDES                 -  Panionios            28 goals