Liverpool in Europe - 1984 Super Cup Final

Round:

Final

Stadium:

Stadio Comunale

Date:

Wed, 16 January 1985

Attendance:

55,384

Time:

20:30 (local time)

Referee:

Dieter Pauly

Coach:

Giovanni Trapattoni

Coach:

Joe Fagan

JUVENTUS

LIVERPOOL

Lucanio Bodini

Bruce Grobbelaar

Luciano Favero

Phil Neal (C)

Antonio Cabrini

Alan Kennedy

Massimo Bonini

Mark Lawrenson

Sergio Brio

Steve Nicol

Gaetano Scirea (C)

Alan Hansen

Massimo Briaschi

Paul Walsh

Marco Tardelli

Ronnie Whelan

Paulo Rossi

Ian Rush

10.

Michel Platini

10.

Kevin MacDonald

11.

Zbigniew Boniek

39 1:0 78 2:0

11.

John Wark

Bob Bolder

Sammy Lee

Gary Gillespie

Lawrenson 46

Jim Beglin

Jan Molby

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Stadio Comunale, Turin, Italy

1984 European Cup Winners

Photograph courtesy of Jim Clarke

Phil Neal medal.

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Gaetano Scirea Juventus shirt swapped with Phil Neal.

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Sammy Lee Medal.

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Steve Nicol medal.
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Official programme. 52 Pages. Size: 210 mm by 275 mm.

There are two reproductions of this programme. Both are smaller than the original. The first reproduction is 202 mm by 268 mm. The second is 176 mm by 250 mm and has a white border to top and bottom of the cover. Thanks to Andy Marsden for this information. Click on the arrow

to view the cover of the second reproduction.

La Corriere dello Sport newspaper previews the Final.

Image courtesy of Steve White

Image courtesy of Karl Bolmeer

Image courtesy of Robert Greenwood

VIP ticket.

Paulo Rossi match worn shirt

Articles retrieved from the British Newspaper Archive (www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk) With thanks to The British Library Board and Reach PLC. Digitised by Findmypast Newspaper Archive Limited. All rights reserved.

Juventus : 1984 European Cup Winners Cup Winners

FORM GUIDE

ON THIS DAY IN 1985, Juventus won the UEFA Super Cup (1st title) by beating Liverpool 2-0 at the Stadio Comunale in Torino (Boniek*2). pic.twitter.com/BAuk0WjyOq
— Juve1897 (@Juve1897no) January 15, 2019

The noise when Zbigniew Boniek’s shot hits the back of the net! He scores as Juventus beat Liverpool 2-0 in the Super Cup in 1985 pic.twitter.com/YqSCuBjuc2
— @forgottengoals (@forgottengoals) February 16, 2021

#OnThisDay football photo from 1985. Zbigniew Boniek scores his 2nd goal as #Juventus beat #Liverpool 2:0 in the European Super Cup. pic.twitter.com/l2H3TEbIjx
— The Culture of Football Classics (@CFclassics) January 16, 2021

Remember the Polish footballer, Boniek of Juventus, seen here after playing against The Reds in the Super Cup Final in January 1985. He scored for Juve in a 2-0 win, before most of the players swapped jerseys at the end. #Boniek #Juventus #Liverpool #europe #Poland pic.twitter.com/gGrM6hY8fV
— "YNWA" The Story of Liverpool FC (@LFCHistoryShow) March 1, 2021

#OnThisDay photo from the 1984 European Super Cup Final.

Juventus vs Liverpool.

Juve captain Gaetano Scirea lifts the shield after a 2:0 victory in Turin. Paolo Rossi, Massimo Bonini & Zbigniew Boniek look on. pic.twitter.com/oRIgwvSMe5
— The Culture of Football Classics (@CFclassics) January 17, 2020

Liverpool captain Phil Neal shakes hands with his Juventus counterpart Gaetano Scirea, watched by the referee and linesmen prior to the UEFA Super Cup Final at the Stadio Comunale in Turin, January 16th 1985. Juventus won 2-0. @LFC @juventusfc pic.twitter.com/2Ef47LJDms
— bill diakos (@billydiak) September 3, 2021

European Super Cup 1985
Paolo Rossi of Juventus. Mark Lawrenson of Liverpool pic.twitter.com/YWMJN4A8sX
— The League Magazine (@Theleaguemag) April 27, 2016

Gaetano Scirea wearing the swapped Liverpool shirt after 1984 UEFA Super Cup Final pic.twitter.com/HvCtvw78Q8
— Don Lippi (@Rahulvn5) December 7, 2021

Phil Neal and Zbigniew Boniek, 1984 European Super Cup at the Stadio Cummunale, Turin. Juventus 2, Liverpool 0. pic.twitter.com/asVKROTrua
— Red Bohemia (@Red_Bohemia) November 4, 2015

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Article from World Soccer magazine.

Article from offical Juventus magazine.

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On the following Saturday, Liverpool won 4:0 against Norwich City at Anfield. John Wark gave Liverpool a half time lead. Three goals in the last ten minutes, from lan Rush, Kenny Dalglish, and lan Rush again gave Liverpool an emphatic victory. The result left Liverpool in 6th place in the First Division on 38 points after 24 matches.

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