By
the time the two sides next met, in the 1972/73 European Cup
semi-finals, Ajax were on the verge of achieving what the great Real
Madrid side of the 1950s attained and that was to win three European
Cups in succession. Ajax
were playing a brand of football somewhat never seen before known as
‘Total Football’ – the origins traced back to Ajax coaches Vic
Buckingham (who also discovered Johan Cruijff) and Jack Reynolds, both
laid the foundations of this footballing philosophy and it was taken on
further by legendary coach Rinus Michels, who played under Reynolds.
Ajax
were now managed by Stefan Kovács – Michels had moved on to coach
Real’s arch-rivals FC Barcelona in 1971 – in this period of success they
were known as the ‘Golden Ajax’Ajax
took a 2-1 lead to the Bernabéu on 25 April, 1973 (Jose Martinez
“Pirri” again getting the away goal for Los Merengues), and it was on
this day that according to David Winner, author of ‘Brilliant Orange’
the greatest moment of Ajax’s ‘Golden Age’ was not a goal or a great
save. It was a simple piece of juggling by a player who had idolised the
legends which had graced the turf of the Bernabéu before him.
Gerrie Mühren had the 110,000 fans applauding, rather than the customary white handkerchiefs away teams were used to. It
was said to be the moment Ajax took over from Real Madrid as the true
Kings of Europe. This was a moment of arrogance and joie de vivre that
encapsulated the ethos of Kovács’ Ajax. “It
was the moment when Ajax and Real Madrid changed positions,” said
Mühren. “Before then it was always the big Real Madrid and the little
Ajax. When they saw me doing that, the balance changed.”Mühren
would score the only goal of the game, the aggregate score of 3-1
barely did any justice to the superiority of Ajax over the two legs.
Ajax would subsequently beat Juventus in the final to take their place
in European club football history.
Olympisch Stadium
11 Avril 1973
11 Avril 1973
Ajax ; Stuy, Blakenburg, Wichlcher (A-Murhen 46´) Hulsoff,
Soubiuer, Krol, Neeskens, Haan, Cruyff, Rep, Keizer.Entrenador : Stefan Kovacs.
Real ; García Remón, Touriño, Benito, Zoco, Verdugo, Grande, Pirri,
Velázquez, Amancio, Santillana, Aguilar .Entrenador : Miguel Muñoz.
Soubiuer, Krol, Neeskens, Haan, Cruyff, Rep, Keizer.Entrenador : Stefan Kovacs.
Real ; García Remón, Touriño, Benito, Zoco, Verdugo, Grande, Pirri,
Velázquez, Amancio, Santillana, Aguilar .Entrenador : Miguel Muñoz.
The
first game in Amsterdam was not dissimilar to the game against Bayern.
Again Ajax dominated possession as they tried to find a way through
their opponents defence, and again they grew more and more frustrated as
they battled in vain. But this time the visitors provided more of a
threat themselves. The pace of Real’s forwards meant that they were
always dangerous on the counter attack, as they showed on 15 minutes
when Aguilar had a goal controversially disallowed for offside.
Following a goalless first half, Ajax stepped up the pressure after the
break. On 50 minutes Cruyff missed an easy chance and soon afterwards
Hulshoff hit the bar. Moments later Hulshoff found the target as he
knocked home a rebound to give Ajax the lead. As with the clash with
Bayern, the opening Ajax goal was soon followed by another as on 77
minutes Krol shot home through a crowd of defenders to give the Dutchmen
a comfortable lead. But just five minutes later, Krol brought down
Santillana when he was through on goal and Pirri scored with the
resulting free-kick. From then until the final whistle Ajax pounded the
Real goal, but Remon was outstanding as he made a succession of great
saves to leave the Spaniards in a strong position with only a one goal
deficit to make up in the return match.
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Real, García Remón, José Luis, Benito, Touriño, Grande, Zoco, Amancio,
(Andrés 72´), González (Marañón 55´), Pirri, Velázquez, Aguilar.Coach : Miguel Muñoz.
Ajax; Stuy, Suurbier, Hulshoff, Blankenburg, Krol, Haan, Neskens,
G. Munhren, Rep, Cruyff, A. Mulhren. Coach : Stefan Kovacs.
(Andrés 72´), González (Marañón 55´), Pirri, Velázquez, Aguilar.Coach : Miguel Muñoz.
Ajax; Stuy, Suurbier, Hulshoff, Blankenburg, Krol, Haan, Neskens,
G. Munhren, Rep, Cruyff, A. Mulhren. Coach : Stefan Kovacs.
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