24 years since the first UEFA Super Cup
On August 30, 2002, Real Madrid defeated Feyenoord at the Louis II Stadium in Monaco (3-1).
24 years ago, Real Madrid added their first trophy in the UEFA Super Cup. Our team defeated Feyenoord (3-1) at the Louis II Stadium in Monaco, following their triumph earlier that year in Glasgow to claim the Ninth European Cup, with goals from Raúl and the historic volley by Zidane.
Against Feyenoord, Real Madrid quickly took the lead: in the 15th minute, Paauwe deflected a cross from the left by Roberto Carlos into his own net. Six minutes later, the Brazilian full-back was in the spotlight again, scoring the 2-0 from inside the box.
The Dutch side closed the gap with a free-kick from Van Hooijdonk, but Guti sealed the title in the 60th minute with a header, making it 3-1. In the history of the competition, Real Madrid has won six UEFA Super Cups in six different cities: Monaco, Cardiff, Trondheim, Skopje, Helsinki, and Warsaw.
LINEUP:
3- Real Madrid: Casillas, Salgado, Hierro, Helguera, Roberto Carlos, Cambiasso (Pavón, 88’), Makelele, Figo, Guti (Portillo, 71’), Zidane (Solari, 86’) and Raúl.
1- Feyenoord: Zoetebier, Emerton, Gyan (Buffel, 72’), Paauwe, Rzasa, Van Wonderen, Bosvelt, Kalou, Ono, Van Hooijdonk, and Lurling.
Goals:
1-0 (min. 15): Paauwe, own goal.
2-0 (min. 21): Roberto Carlos.
2-1 (min. 56): Van Hooijdonk.
3-1 (min. 60): Guti.
Referee: Hugh Dallas (Scotland).
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