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UEFA Cup Championship Notes/Result

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colocolo
@ Half Time :

HT Feyenoord (Hol) 2 - 0 B'sia Dortmund (Ger)

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colocolo
As soon as the 2nd half underway..the Germans got on the score board , but that has changed quickly to :

49' Feyenoord (Hol) 3 - 1 B'sia Dortmund (Ger)

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Gauchito
Great goal by Coler!!!!!!!!!!!

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colocolo
58' Koller (Bor. Dortmund)

Feyenoord (Hol) 3 - 2 B'sia Dortmund (Ger)

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colocolo
min 63

63' van Persie (out) - Vitor Santiago (in) (Feyenoord)

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colocolo
min 72

Twenty minutes stand between Feyenoord and the UEFA Cup. Should they prevail, they will be the fourth side to win a European trophy on home ground, the others being Real Madrid CF, Internazionale FC and FC Barcelona.
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colocolo
85' Ono (out) - de Haan (in) (Feyenoord)
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colocolo
Ladies and Gents....this Cup goes to Holland .............................

Final Score

Feyenoord (Hol) 3 - 2 B'sia Dortmund (Ger)


Congrats to the Winners :party::party::drunk::party::party:
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Deniz
And now, a german Super Cup can't be possible:D
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colocolo
08/05/02: Striker Pierre van Hooijdonk struck two first-half goals as Feyenoord beat 10-man Borussia Dortmund to win the UEFA Cup for the second time tonight.

The Dutch team had to survive a superb second-half comeback from Dortmund who were reduced to 10 men in the 31st minute when their veteran defender Juergen Kohler was sent off in the last game of his career.

Van Hooijdonk struck his first goal from the penalty spot in the 33rd minute after Kohler was shown the red card for bringing down Jon Dahl Tomasson in the penalty area.

Seven minutes later the former Celtic and Nottingham Forest forward struck a spectacular free kick from around 30 metres into the left-hand corner to put the Dutch team, cup winners in 1974, 2-0 ahead at halftime.

Just two minutes into the second half Marcio Amoroso pulled a goal back for the German champions with a penalty.

Three minutes later Tomasson broke away to fire in a 20-metre shot to put Feyenood 3-1 up.

But the Dutch team were under pressure for the rest of the match after Dortmund's Czech forward Jan Koller hit a brilliant right-footed shot into the top left-hand corner from outside of the area in the 58th minute.

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