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The season 1991-92 of the European Cup football club tournament was won for the first time by Barcelona after extra time in the final against Sampdoria. The winning goal was scored by Ronald Koeman with a free-kick. This was the last tournament before the competition was rebranded as the UEFA Champions League. It was the first to have a group stage involving the eight second round winners split into two groups, and the winner of each one met in the final.
This tournament also marked the return of English clubs after a five-year ban resulting from the Heysel Stadium disaster in 1985.
[edit] First round
[edit] Second round
[edit] Group Stage
[edit] Group A
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Matchday One |
U.C. Sampdoria |
2–0 |
FK Red Star |
RSC Anderlecht |
0–0 |
Panathinaikos FC |
Matchday Two |
Panathinaikos |
0–0 |
U.C. Sampdoria |
FK Red Star |
3–2 |
RSC Anderlecht |
Matchday Three |
Panathinaikos FC |
0–2 |
FK Red Star |
RSC Anderlecht |
3–2 |
U.C. Sampdoria |
Matchday Four |
FK Red Star |
1–0 |
Panathinaikos FC |
U.C. Sampdoria |
2–0 |
RSC Anderlecht |
Matchday Five |
Panathinaikos FC |
0–0 |
RSC Anderlecht |
FK Red Star |
1–3 |
U.C. Sampdoria |
Matchday Six |
RSC Anderlecht |
3–2 |
FK Red Star |
U.C. Sampdoria |
1–1 |
Panathinaikos FC |
[edit] Group B
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Matchday One |
FC Barcelona |
3–2 |
AC Sparta Praha |
FC Dynamo Kyiv |
1–0 |
SL Benfica |
Matchday Two |
AC Sparta Praha |
2–1 |
FC Dynamo Kyiv |
SL Benfica |
0–0 |
FC Barcelona |
Matchday Three |
FC Dynamo Kyiv |
0–2 |
FC Barcelona |
SL Benfica |
1–1 |
AC Sparta Praha |
Matchday Four |
FC Barcelona |
3–0 |
FC Dynamo Kyiv |
AC Sparta Praha |
1–1 |
SL Benfica |
Matchday Five |
AC Sparta Praha |
1–0 |
FC Barcelona |
SL Benfica |
5–0 |
FC Dynamo Kyiv |
Matchday Six |
FC Dynamo Kyiv |
1–0 |
AC Sparta Praha |
FC Barcelona |
2–1 |
SL Benfica |
Wembley Stadium, London
May 20, 1992
Attendance: 70 827 spectators
Referee: Aron Schmidhuber (Germany)
Scorers: 112' Ronald Koeman 1-0
- Barcelona (coach Johan Cruyff)
Andoni Zubizarreta (c); Eusebio Sacristán, Albert Ferrer, Ronald Koeman, Nando, Juan Carlos; José Mari Bakero, Josep Guardiola (113' José Ramón Alexanko), Michael Laudrup; Julio Salinas (64' Jon Andoni Goicoechea), Hristo Stoichkov
- Sampdoria (coach Vujadin Boąkov)
Gianluca Pagliuca; Moreno Mannini, Lanna, Pietro Vierchowod, Srečko Katanec; Attilio Lombardo, Pari, Toninho Cerezo, Ivano Bonetti (72' Invernizzi); Gianluca Vialli (100' Buso), Roberto Mancini (c)
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