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Allots' quest ends in triumph
LISBON, May 7: Klaus Allots 13 year quest for a European club soccer title Anally ended In triumph
on Wednesday when the veteran striker led Werder Bremen to a 2-0 victory over Monaco In the Cup Winners' Cup final, reports Reuter.
The 36 year-old German scored his side's first goal just before halftime and laid on the second for New Zealander Wynton Rufer shortly after the Interval to give Werder their first taste of European glory.
Allofs' seemingly eternal search for a major Cup Winners' medal began In 1979 when he and his first club Fortuna Dusseldorf lost to Barcelona in the Cup Winners Cup final. Seven years later he was on the losing side with Cologne in the UEFA Cup final against Real Madrid
But the end of h1s run of bad luck marked the continuation of a French jinx In Europe. Monaco's defeat was the sixth for French teams in six final appearances.
The match was overshadowed by Tuesday’s tragedy In Corsica when a stand collapsed at a French Cup semifinal, killing many spectators.
The teams observed a minute's silence before the kick-off and both sides wore black armbands as a mark of respect for the victims.
Monaco played all the football but It was Werder who ran off with the Cup thanks to their greater incisiveness on the break
No-one was sharper than Allofs. who dismissed fears that he had seen better days when he pounced on an an gled header across the box by Rufer In the 41st minute to volley home from close range.
It that goal was against the run of play, the second was even more so as Monaco came out after the break as If they Intended to swamp the Germans.
But the French failed to capitalise on their chances and they were caught with a real sucker punch in the 54th minute when Allofs sent a long ball upfield for Rufer to chase.
The Monaco defence stood still expecting offside and 36-year-old French keeper Jean-Luc Ettori was forced to race outside his penalty area to in tercept.
But Rufer just got a foot to the ball first, ran past the helpless goalie and tapped home Into an empty net as the Monaco defence raced back in pure panic.
The goal knocked the stuffing out of the cultured French team who made the same painful discovery that Marseillie made In last year's European Cup final — the best team does not always win
Allofs was In some ways an unlikely hero as he had been expected to start on the sub-1 stitutes bench after losing his
regular place six weeks ago
But Werder trainer Otto Rehhagcl plumped for his greater big-occaston expert cnee and the gamble paid o(T handsomely.
"Monaco played a tot better than us in the first 15 minutes but we got over our nerves and played well after that." Allofs said.
"I plunged the knife in thetr back but It was essential for us to score in the first half."
It was Germany s first Cup Winners' Cup triumph in 15 years and the nation s first tl tie since Beyer Leverkusen took the UEFA Cup In 1988 '
Allofs was later named as man-of-the-match by a panel of international journalists.