Liverpool in Europe - 1980/81 European Cup

Round:

S/F, 2nd Leg

1980-81 EUROPEAN CUP

Stadium:

Olympia Stadion

Date:

Wednesday, 22nd April 1981

Attendance:

75,000

Time:

20:00 (local time)

Referee:

Antonio da Silva Garrido

Coach:

Pal Csernai

Coach:

Bob Paisley

BAYERN MUNICH

LIVERPOOL

Walter Junghans

Ray Clemence

Wolfgang Dremmler

Phil Neal

Udo Horsmann

Richard Money

Hans Weiner

Colin Irwin

Klaus Augenthaler

Ray Kennedy (C)

83 0:1

Wolfgang Kraus

Alan Hansen

Bernd Durenberger

Kenny Dalglish

Paul Breitner (C)

Sammy Lee

Dieter Hoeness

David Johnson

10.

Karl Del'Haye

10.

Terry McDermott

11.

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge

88 1:1

11.

Graeme Souness

Norbert Janzon

Durnberger 57

Steve Ogrizovic

Jimmy Case

Gayle 70

Ian Rush

Avi Cohen

Howard Gayle

Dalglish 9

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Olympia Stadion, Munich, Germany	Distance from Anfield Stadium: 1172 km - 728 miles

Official Programme. 32 pages.

Die Blaue. 4 pages (with single sheet insert).

Germany's oldest football programme which was issued between 1922 and 1997 for all home matches of TSV Munich and Bayern Munich. Until the mid-1960s both Munich clubs did not produce any match day programmes; only monthly reports. So Die Blaue was the only real programme printed in the Bavarian capital for more then four decades. And even up to the mid-1970s most Munich football supporters did not buy the official club programmes as they were used to getting their Blaue. Issues for German full internationals played in Munich were also produced. In 1997, after 75 years, publication stopped as the old fashioned layout was not able to compete with the full coloured magazine style programmes issued by the clubs.

Commentary chart of Clive Tyldesley; Radio City commentator.

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Document courtesy of Alan Parkinson

Image courtesy of Jim Clarke

Images courtesy of Karl Bolmeer

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ON THIS DAY 1981: Liverpool at Bayern Munich #LFC pic.twitter.com/aBrMDQuiTv
— FootballAwaydays (@Awaydays23) April 22, 2021

Happy birthday to the man who ran Bayern Munich ragged in 1981. Mr Howard Gayle, Liverpool's first black football, a proud Scouser, and... a top man. All the best Howie. #Liverpool #LFC #Bayern #Gayle ♥️⚽️ pic.twitter.com/YSe7jhsaHk
— "YNWA" The Story of Liverpool FC (@LFCHistoryShow) May 18, 2022

41 years ago today:
Ray Kennedy captained the #LFC side and scored at Olympiastadion in Munich on 22 April in 1981, as the Reds drew 1-1 with Bayern in the European Cup semifinal 2nd leg and advanced to the grand final. Liverpool FC were going to Paris!#LFChistory_net pic.twitter.com/4SpvJ5wIHi
— LFChistory.net (@LFChistory) April 22, 2022

Liverpool's Howard Gayle against Bayern Munich in the 1981 European Cup Semi Final. pic.twitter.com/I0jLbD7JY9
— Kathleen (@oldpicposter) March 13, 2018

1981 European Cup SF 2nd leg Howard Gayle @LFC ran Bayern Munich ragged in a 1-1 draw in Munich which sent Liverpool into the Final on away goals pic.twitter.com/ifk6We1DFA
— Firmino (@brazilegend10) February 8, 2022

🧣🚩European Cup semi final second leg Bayern v Liverpool 1981 was my first match. My mum and me drove in her Red Fiat to Munich. First we sorted a ticketless, skint Scouser with a spare, then my mother was hit by a bottle in a brawl between Reds and Germans...Happy Mother Day🥰 pic.twitter.com/FAUGdgkmIp
— Liverbird19🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 (@LFC_Carsten) March 27, 2022

A 1-1 draw in Munich on 22 April 1981 was enough to send Liverpool to the European Cup final! The first game ended in a goalles draw and #LFC progressed on away goals. Ray Kennedy scored for the Reds with 7 minutes left. Rummenigge equalised, but Bayern failed to get a winner! pic.twitter.com/54iJ0ZAxat
— LFChistory.net (@LFChistory) April 22, 2021

"And suddenly out of nothing, the skipper gets the goal that changes the entire atmosphere..."

Ray Kennedy was the captain and goalscorer against Bayern Munich in the 1981 European Cup Semi Final as Liverpool reached the final in Paris with a 1-1 draw in Germany ❤️ pic.twitter.com/L9xy1oWRKK
— The Anfield Wrap (@TheAnfieldWrap) November 30, 2021

Great to see Howard Gayle - the first black player to wear the Liverpool shirt - on TV ahead of #BAYLIV match talking about the part he played in the 1981 semi final against Bayern.

And, of course, he's wearing an @SRTRC_England badge.#ShowRacismTheRedCard #YNWA pic.twitter.com/pK42wCNyRx
— Steve Howell (@FromSteveHowell) March 13, 2019

A boy band at Bayern Munich v Liverpool 1981- a well known Evertonian on the left #North #fashion #culture @transalpino @OpenEyeGallery pic.twitter.com/ueRTj9bX7d
— TheFarm/PeterHooton (@TheFarm_Peter) January 6, 2017

On this day 22nd April 1981 Liverpool draw 1-1 against Bayern München at Olympia Stadium 🏟 @LFC
Bayern München finally scored in the 88th minute thanks to a lovely goal from Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Ray Kennedy's strike 7 min earlier sent Liverpool to the European Cup Final. pic.twitter.com/0OiY3xW9ZL
— The Red 🔴 Johnsen (@JohnsenStle) April 22, 2021

#OnThisDay in 1981!
European Cup,semi-final,2nd leg
Bayern M.-Liverpool 1-1(0-0)
0-1 R.Kennedy(83),1-1 K.H.Rummenigge(87)@LFC #LFC pic.twitter.com/rlLjjA2GAJ
— Юлиян Динев (@forever96juli) April 22, 2022

Revised ‘The Liverpool Boys are in Town’ Book is available now. The original was wrote in 2003/4 and was self published with a pic from our trip to Bayern Munich in 1981 on the cover. Maybe the 1st pic of Trimm Trab @PeteMcKee did a painting of it for us. https://t.co/IGBpYSQHIR pic.twitter.com/sYKVZnsrUh
— 80s Casuals Official (@80sCasualsFC) June 7, 2022

Ahead of tonight’s Champions League matchup between Liverpool and Bayern Munich, @irishpete67 looks at one of the most iconic ties between the two sides: the 1981 European Cup Semi-Finals.

Could this be one of the Reds’ finest ever showings in Europe?https://t.co/pJhNsLSBFZ pic.twitter.com/x96QgLuRnz
— Tale of Two Halves (@Taleof2_halves) February 19, 2019

Photo From: Foot Magazine, Issue 3, June 1981 (Ray Kennedy, April 22, 1981, Champions Cup, Bayern Munich 1- Liverpool 1) @thecentretunnel @facciacalcio @AnythingLFC_ @LFCCollector @LFC70s80s @LivEchoLFC @RevistaPanenka @Iain_McDougall pic.twitter.com/LOeR68NlHr
— shahan petrossian (@sp1873) August 10, 2018

Sad news yesterday about the death of Ray Kennedy.

Back in April 1981 his goal in a 1-1 draw away to Bayern Munich took Liverpool through to the European Cup final, with Barry Davies conveying the significance of the moment in his commentary.#LFC #RIPRayKennedy pic.twitter.com/AvUrqPd1tp
— 1980s TV Football Heaven (@1980sHeaven) December 1, 2021

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The following Saturday Liverpool drew 1:1 with Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane. Howard Gayle - with his only goal for the club - scored midway through the first half. Glen Hoddle equalised a couple of minutes later. The result left Liverpool in 8th position in the First Division on 47 points after 39 matches, 10 points behind leaders Aston Villa who had played 2 matches more.

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Aggregate Score: Liverpool 1 Bayern Munich 1 - Liverpool advance on away goals