Round: FINAL Stadium: Hampden Park
Date: Thursday, 5th May 1966
Attendance: 41,657
Time: 19:30 (local time) Referee: Pierre Schwinte
Coach: Willi Multhaup Coach: Bill Shankly

AFTER EXTRA TIME


BORUSSIA DORTMUND
LIVERPOOL

1. Hans Tilkowski
1. Tommy Lawrence

2. Gerhard Cyliax
2. Chris Lawler

3. Theo Redder
3. Gerry Byrne

4. Dieter Kurrat
4. Gordon Milne

5. Wolfgang Paul (C)
5. Ron Yeats (C)

6. Rudolf Assauer
6. Willie Stevenson

7. Reinhard Libuda 107 2:1 7. Ian Callaghan

8. Alfred Schmidt
8. Roger Hunt 68 1:1

9. Siegfried Held 61 1:0 9. Ian St John

10. Wilhelm Sturm
10. Tommy Smith

11. Lothar Emmerich
11. Peter Thompson



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Ron Yeats - captained Liverpool in first European Final



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Roger Hunt - first Liverpool goal in European Final






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Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland


Tommy Smith's medal.
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Roger Hunt's medal.
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Official programme. 12 pages.



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Hampden Special of the Glasgow Evening Citizen dated the day of the match. The newspaper printed a sports edition on Saturdays up until the mid 1970s. We assume this was a special edition for the Final which was played on a Thursday night.

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Westfalische Rundschau, dated the day of the match, previews the Final.



Telegram sent by Jock Stein to Bill Shankly prior to the Final.






Fusball-Europapokal magazine previews the Final.
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Borussia Dortmund : 1965 West Germany Cup Winners
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A brochure produced by Borussia Dortmund after the match.
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BV Borussia Dortmund BVB 09 Europa-Pokalsieger 1966. 68 page brochure produced after the match.
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Album of the Final recorded in Germany.
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ADRIAN KILLEN'S SCRAPBOOK
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Match issued shirt for 15th anniversary reunion match played in 1981.
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Programme and ticket of anniversary reunion match.

















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(Oct 11, 2015) Phil Brough said:

Liverpool lost the Final to Dortmund at Hampden on another wet night, not too many went, I don't think the Red's supporters had the stomach for another trip to Glasgow. A few of us spent the night playing poker at a mate's in Woolton with the match on the radio.

First published in the New Liverpool Programme Collectors Club Bulletin, June 2015.




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The following Tuesday evening Liverpool drew 1:1 with Nottingham Forest at the City Ground in their last league match of the season. Gordon Milne opened the scoring for Liverpool in the second half. Ian Storey-Moore replied for Forest. Liverpool had become the First Division Champions the Saturday before the ECWC Final. They finished the season on 61 points; 6 points ahead of 2nd placed Burnley. In the FA Cup, Liverpool were eliminated in the 3rd round losing 2:1 to Chelsea at Anfield. They did not participate in the League Cup. In August, Liverpool had drawn 2:2 with Manchester United at Old Trafford in the Charity Shield. Both clubs shared the trophy for 6 months.

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