Europeiska cupvinnarcupen i fotboll 1987/1988

Europeiska cupvinnarcupen 1987/1988
Evenemangsfakta
Datum23 augusti 1987–11 maj 1988
FinalarenaFrankrike Stade de la Meinau
Deltagare
Antal lag33
Statistik
Matcher63
Mål131 (2,1 per match)
0
MästareBelgien Mechelen (1)
FinalistNederländerna Ajax
 FöregåendeFöljande 
1986/19871988/1989

Europeiska cupvinnarcupen 1987/1988 vanns av Mechelen, Belgien som i finalen slog Ajax, Nederländerna med 1–0 i Strasbourg den 11 maj 1988. Det var deras enda finalseger i en europeisk turnering.

Inledande kvalomgång

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
AEL Limassol Cypern1–6Tjeckoslovakien Dunajská Streda0–11–5

Inledande omgångar

Första omgången

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Mechelen Belgien3–0Rumänien Dinamo București1–02–0
St Mirren Skottland1–0Norge Tromsø IL1–00–0
Real Sociedad Spanien2–0Polen Śląsk Wrocław0–02–0
Dinamo Minsk Sovjetunionen4–1Turkiet Gençlerbirliği2–02–1
Vitosha Sofia Bulgarien2–3Grekland OFI Kreta1–01–3
Merthyr Tydfil Wales2–3Italien Atalanta2–10–2
ÍA Island0–1Sverige Kalmar FF0–00–1 (e.f.)
Sporting Lissabon Portugal6–4Österrike Swarovski Tirol4–02–4
Vllaznia Albanien6–0Malta Sliema Wanderers2–04–0
Rops Finland00001–1 (BM)Nordirland Glentoran0–01–1
Lokomotive Leipzig Östtyskland0–1Frankrike Marseille0–00–1
Ålborg BK Danmark1–1
(2–4 str.)
Socialistiska federativa republiken Jugoslavien Hajduk Split1–00–1 (e.f.)
Újpest Ungern2–3Nederländerna Den Haag1–01–3
Dunajská Streda Tjeckoslovakien3–4Schweiz Young Boys2–11–3
Avenir Beggen Luxemburg0–8Västtyskland Hamburg0–50–3
Ajax Nederländerna6–0Irland Dundalk4–02–0

Andra omgången

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Mechelen Belgien2–0Skottland St Mirren0–02–0
Real Sociedad Spanien00001–1 (BM)Sovjetunionen Dinamo Minsk1–10–0
OFI Kreta Grekland1–2Italien Atalanta1–00–2
Kalmar FF Sverige1–5Portugal Sporting Lissabon1–00–5
Vllaznia Albanien0–2Finland Rops0–10–1
Marseille Frankrike7–0Socialistiska federativa republiken Jugoslavien Hajduk Split4–003–0[a]
Den Haag Nederländerna00002–2 (BM)Schweiz Young Boys2–10–1
Hamburg Västtyskland0–3Nederländerna Ajax0–10–2

Slutspel

Kvartsfinaler

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Mechelen Belgien2–1Sovjetunionen Dinamo Minsk1–01–1
Atalanta Italien3–1Portugal Sporting Lissabon2–01–1
Rops Finland0–4Frankrike Marseille0–10–3
Young Boys Schweiz0–2Nederländerna Ajax0–10–1

Semifinaler

Lag 1TotaltLag 2Möte 1Möte 2
Mechelen Belgien4–2Italien Atalanta2–12–1
Marseille Frankrike2–4Nederländerna Ajax0–32–1

Final

11 maj 1988Mechelen Belgien1 – 0Nederländerna AjaxStade de la Meinau, Strasbourg
Den Boer Mål 53′
Publik: 40 000

Anmärkningslista

  1. ^ Game finished 2-0 to Hajduk Split, awarded 3-0 to Marseille following crowd violence

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