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UCL CLASSIC FINALS

AFP, Paris
Six of the best European Champions League (European Cup) finals from the tournament's history:
1960 GLASGOW
Real Madrid (ESP) 7 Eintracht Frankfurt (GER) 3
Real’s fifth consecutive victory in the competition, the 1960 final also saw more goals than any other final. The 135,000 fans crammed into Hampden Park saw Eintracht go ahead only for the Germans to be overwhelmed by the combined magic of Alfredo Di Stefano, who scored three, and Ferenc Puskas (four).
1967 LISBON
Celtic (SCO) 2 Inter Milan (ITA) 1
Celtic became the first British winners of the European Cup when Steve Chalmers scored a late winner to down the cautions Italians, who had taken the lead through Alessandro Mazzola
before Tommy Gemmell’s equaliser.
1968 LONDON
Manchester United (ENG) 4 Benfica (POR) 1 (aet)
Ten years after the horrors of Munich, when ^Manchester United's 'Busby Babes' were decimated in a plane crash, the English champions finally delivered an emotion-fuelled victory at Wembley. Bobby Charlton scored two of United's goals, with George Best and Brian Kidd adding the others.
1972 ROTTERDAM
Ajax (NED) 2 Inter Milan (ITA) 0
A match often described as the defining moment in the history of ’total football'. Ajax, with two goals from Johan Cruyff, scored the second of three consecutive European Cup wins after overwhelming a negative Inter Milan employing the 'catenaccio' system.
1999 BARCELONA
Manchester United (ENG) 2 Bayern Munich (GER) 1
A forgettable final made unforgettable by the most thrilling finish in Champions League history. Trailing 1-0, United looked beaten as the match headed into injury time. But an equaliser from Teddy Sheringham (90+1) was followed by a winner from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (90+3). The victory earned United a remarkable treble.
2005 ISTANBUL
Liverpool (ENG) 3 AC Milan (ITA) 3 (act; Liverpool 3-2 on penalties) A match that has become known simply as the Miracle of Istanbul. Trailing 3-0 at half-time, Liverpool looked to be heading for a humiliating defeat to the Italians. But goals from Steven Gerrard. Vladimir Smicer and Xabi Alonso drew the English team level before Jerzy Dudek's heroics in the shoot-out.