Europeiska cupvinnarcupen i fotboll 1981/1982

Europeiska cupvinnarcupen 1981/1982
Evenemangsfakta
Datum19 augusti 1981–12 maj 1982
FinalarenaSpanien Camp Nou
Deltagare
Antal lag33
0
MästareSpanien Barcelona (2)
FinalistBelgien Standard Liège
 FöregåendeFöljande 
1980/19811982/1983

Europeiska cupvinnarcupen 1981/1982 vanns av Barcelona, Spanien som i finalen slog Standard Liège, Belgien med 2-1 i Barcelona den 12 maj 1982. Det var deras andra finalseger i turneringen.

Inledande kvalomgång

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Politehnica Timișoara Rumänien2–5Östtyskland Lokomotive Leipzig2–00–5

Inledande omgångar

Första omgången

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Fram Reykjavik Island2–5Irland Dundalk2–10–4
Ajax Nederländerna1–6England Tottenham Hotspur1–30–3
Rostov Sovjetunionen5–0Turkiet Ankaragücü3–02–0
Eintracht Frankfurt Västtyskland00002–2 (str.)Grekland PAOK2–00–2 (e.f.)
Swansea City Wales1–3Östtyskland Lokomotive Leipzig0–11–2
Jeunesse Esch Luxemburg2–7Socialistiska federativa republiken Jugoslavien Velež Mostar1–11–6
Dukla Prag Tjeckoslovakien4–2Skottland Rangers3–01–2
Barcelona Spanien4–2Bulgarien Botev Plovdiv4–10–1
Vålerenga IF Norge3–6Polen Legia Warszawa2–21–4
Lausanne-Sport Schweiz00004–4 (BM)Sverige Kalmar FF2–12–3
Kotkan Työväen Palloilijat Finland0–5Frankrike Bastia0–00–5
Dinamo Tbilisi Sovjetunionen4–2Österrike Grazer2–02–2
Enosis Neon Paralimni Cypern1–8Ungern Vasas1–00–8
Floriana Malta01–12Belgien Standard Liège1–30–9
Vejle BK Danmark2–4Portugal Porto2–10–3
Ballymena United Nordirland0–6Italien Roma0–20–4

Andra omgången

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Dundalk Irland1–2England Tottenham Hotspur1–10–1
Rostov Sovjetunionen1–2Västtyskland Eintracht Frankfurt1–00–2
Lokomotive Leipzig Östtyskland00002–2 (str.)Socialistiska federativa republiken Jugoslavien Velež Mostar1–11–1 (e.f.)
Dukla Prag Tjeckoslovakien1–4Spanien Barcelona1–00–4
Legia Warszawa Polen3–2Schweiz Lausanne-Sport2–11–1
Bastia Frankrike2–4Sovjetunionen Dinamo Tbilisi1–11–3
Vasas Ungern1–4Belgien Standard Liège0–21–2
Porto Portugal2–0Italien Roma2–00–0

Slutspel

Kvartsfinaler

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Tottenham Hotspur England3–2Västtyskland Eintracht Frankfurt2–01–2
Lokomotive Leipzig Östtyskland2–4Spanien Barcelona0–32–1
Legia Warszawa Polen0–2Sovjetunionen Dinamo Tbilisi0–10–1
Standard Liège Belgien4–2Portugal Porto2–02–2

Semifinaler

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Tottenham Hotspur England1–2Spanien Barcelona1–10–1
Dinamo Tbilisi Sovjetunionen0–2Belgien Standard Liège0–10–1

Final

12 maj 1982Barcelona Spanien2 – 1Belgien Standard LiègeCamp Nou
Simonsen Mål 45+2′
Quini Mål 63′
(1 – 1)
Mål 8′ Vandersmissen
Barcelona, Spanien
Publik: 80 000
Domare: Walter Eschweiler (Västtyskland)
BarcelonaStandard Liège
  • Javier Urruticoechea (MV)
  • Gerardo Miranda
  • Migueli
  • José Alexanko
  • Manolo
  • Jose Sanchez
  • Josep Moratalla
  • Esteban Vigo
  • Allan Simonsen
  • Quini
  • José Carrasco
Tränare:Tränare:
Udo LattekRaymond Goethals

Källor

Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, tidigare version.

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