Real return to scene of greatest triumph

Glasgow welcomed back Real Madrid to the scene of one of their greatest European triumphs.

Real return to scene of greatest triumph
Wed, 15 May, 2002 - 20:42

Glasgow welcomed back Real Madrid to the scene of one of their greatest European triumphs.

The Spanish giants had left Scotland spellbound in the 1960 European Cup final and Eintracht Frankfurt left trailing in their wake as Ferenc Puskas and Alfredo di Stefano rammed seven home at Hampden Park in a 10-goal thriller.

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CourtsSoccerChampions LeaguePlace: ScotlandPlace: Hampden ParkPlace: GermanyPlace: ParisPlace: Nou CampPerson: Ferenc PuskasPerson: Alfredo di StefanoPerson: Zinedine ZidanePerson: Berti Vogts’Person: Luis FigoPerson: Vicente Del BosquePerson: Fernando MorientesPerson: RaulPerson: GutiPerson: Ivan HelgueraPerson: Francisco PavonPerson: Steve McManamanPerson: Klaus ToppmollerPerson: Thomas BrdaricPerson: Oliver NeuvellePerson: Ze RobertoPerson: Jens NowotnyPerson: ToppmollerPerson: Carsten RamelowEvent: 1960 European Cup finalEvent: European ChampionshipsOrganisation: RealOrganisation: Real MadridOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: Eintracht FrankfurtOrganisation: Bayer LeverkusenOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: MadridOrganisation: LeverkusenOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: Manchester United
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