Ligue des Champions 2001 2002 Real Madrid Barcelona

 Demie Finale Retour

1 mai 2002

Estadio Santiago Bernabéu

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Le Real Madrid, grâce à sa victoire au Camp Nou, rejoindra le Bayer Leverkusen en finale de C1. Les Madrilènes soulèveront la coupe aux grandes oreilles cette année-là. Zinédine Zidane n’y sera pas pour rien…

The year was 2002. Tensions were heightening between the United States and Iraq, while corporate scandal at Enron shook the nation. Nickelback topped the charts with “How You Remind Me”, also shaking the nation. Meanwhile, the world was still blissfully unaware of any website called Facebook or Twitter. Back in 2002 was also the last time that FC Barcelona and Real Madrid met in European competition and just like this year, they met in the UEFA Champions League semifinals. The hype that year may have even dwarfed the hype from this particular meeting, as it was the first time the two rivals had met in European competition since 1960. That year saw the legendary Madrid side of Alfredo di Stéfano and Ferenc Puskás vanquish Barcelona 6-2 on aggregate before demolishing Eintracht Frankfurt 7-3 in the final of the European Champion Clubs' Cup.Barcelona was still missing Rivaldo for the second leg, but they did insert two players into the starting XI that are still with the team nearly a decade later: Xavi and Carles Puyol. Real Madrid, for their part, welcomed back Luis Figo from suspension. In the 43rd minute, Real Madrid ended the tie as a contest, as Raul blasted a shot home from just outside the area to make it 3-0 on aggregate. The second half was mostly a formality, as Barcelona managed to pull a goal back in the 49th minute via an Ivan Helguera own goal. Final score on the night was 1-1, and Real Madrid advanced to the Champions League Final by a 3-1 aggregate scoreline.  Real Madrid advanced to the final at Hampden Park in Glasgow where, just like in 1960, they defeated German opposition to claim the title of Best in Europe. This time, Bayer Leverkusen was the opposition who fell to the Madridistas. The match is best known for Zidane’s famous volleyed goal on a ball that fell nearly from the heavens straight down to his thunderous left boot. Final score: Real Madrid 2-1 Leverkusen.

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