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John Neilson Robertson - Matches and goals in the European Cups.
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Champions Cup 1978-1979
1. Liverpool FC (H, T, 90) 2-0
2. Liverpool FC (A, T, 90) 0-0
3. AEK (A, T, 90) 2-1
4. AEK (H, T, 90) 5-1
5. Grasshoppers Zürich (H, T, 90) 4-1 1 goal (47p/ 2-1)
6. Grasshoppers Zürich (A, T, 90) 1-1
7. 1. FC Köln (H, T, 90) 3-3 1 goal (63/ 3-2)
8. 1. FC Köln (A, T, 90) 1-0
9. Malmö FF (N, T, 90) 1-0
Champions Cup 1979-1980
10. Östers IF (H, T, 90) 2-0
11. Östers IF (A, T, 90) 1-1
12. Arges Pitesti (H, T, 90) 2-0
13. Arges Pitesti (A, T, 90) 2-1
14. Berliner FC Dynamo (H, T, 90) 0-1
15. Berliner FC Dynamo (A, T, 90) 3-1 1 goal (39p/ 3-0)
16. Ajax Amsterdam (H, T, 90) 2-0 1 goal (60p/ 2-0)
17. Ajax Amsterdam (A, T, 90) 0-1
18. Hamburger SV (N, T, 90) 1-0 1 goal (20)
Champions Cup 1980-1981
19. CSKA Sofia (A, T, 90) 0-1
20. CSKA Sofia (H, T, 90) 0-1
Results by season:
1978-1979: winner of the Champions Cup over Malmö FF.
1979-1980: winner of the Champions Cup over Hamburger SV.
1980-1981: eliminated by CSKA Sofia in the First Round of the Champions Cup.
Best results and stats:
Twice winner of the European Champions Cup : in 1979 and in 1980.
20 matches. 5 goals in champions Cup.
1 goal in a Champions Cup Final (in 1980 against Hamburg, final score 1-0). 2 goals in Champions Cup' semi-finals (1 in '79 agaisnt Köln and 1 in '80 against Ajax).
The famous goal by John Robertson in the European Cup Final 1980 against HSV :
European Supercup:
1979 (played in Jan. and Feb. '80):
1. FC Barcelona (H, T, 90) 1-0
2. FC Barcelona (A, T, 90) 1-1
1980:
3. Valencia CF (H, T, 90) 2-1
3 matches, 1 title ('79), no goals.
Intercontinental Cup 1980 (played in Feb. 1981)
1. Club Nacional (Montevideo) (N, T, 90) 0-1
1 match.
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See also the record of matches and goals in European Cups for :
John McGovern and Ian Bowyer.
Trevor Francis, Garry Birtles and Stan Bowles.
