Champions League: Cuper sadness at 'painful' defeat

Valencia coach Hector Cuper was distraught after watching his side lose their second Champions League final in a row.

Thu, 24 May, 2001 - 19:03

Valencia coach Hector Cuper was distraught after watching his side lose their second Champions League final in a row.

The Spaniards went down 5-4 to Bayern Munich in a penalty shoot-out on a dramatic night in Milan which saw three spot-kicks in normal time.

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