AC Milan 4 - 0 Steaua Bucharest, Champions League Final '89, Extended Goals and Highlights. 

Yes ...I Agree 👍

They were lucky against Red Star that year....

Only because you could buy the best three players in the world for each position.

Liverpool would have challenged them but were banned

As Real Madrid was the strongest team a bit earlier

@@davidjackie01 definetly top 3 with Bayern in 70s and Real in 60s and dont forget Ajax in 70s also 3 straight titels.

​@@davidjackie01Ajax 70th was best ever. Gullit van badten Rijkard Milam good second. Ajax 94/94 third.

Et le Dynamo Kiev aussi.

Respect from Milano ❤️ 🖤 🤝

ADEVĂRATA VALOARE, 1989, NU 1986

@@carlodaverio7257 PARADOX ! is that in the communist period of Romania , in almost every SPORT discipline , we were champions - handball's men = 4 times world champions , football - 1 time european champion (team clubs) = Steaua Bucharest (1986) , women's gymnastic (Nadia Comaneci - most worldwide romanian woman known in the world) , tennis - Ilie Nastase ... etc the mentality of winners was lost after 1990 in this country... Romania national team with Hagi in the early 90's was a product 100% made in the time of the communists ...i don't say communism is better than capitalism , but let's give to Caesar what belongs to him - that in SPORT , communist Romania was net superior to nowadays capitalist Romania ( Romania disappear from top sport in almost all disciplines , exception from this rule is Simona Halep ...in WTA tennis ,but wasn't involved at all the romanian government , her career was made on her own ... nobody invested in her ,just her family... and nowadays , the romanian government DON'T INVEST with nothing to help sport disciplines to shine again like before 1989

Comunist country? So what? Romania has not been a comunist country for the last 30 years. And where is the Steaua now? Right, in the asshole.

And let it be known that Steaua was taking the best players in the country by force, without any type of transfer fees, trough military orders and threats.

@@theghostofbabanovac7069 It wasn't like that. It was "by force" only because they had to fulfill their military service. Boloni was big at ASA Tg Mures, Gica Popescu was playing for Craiova, Hagi was at Sportul, and listen to what all of them had to say. Nobody forced them, they were glad to play for the biggest club in the country. What career do you think Hagi would have had at Sportul and Farul? It doesn't make any sense either, you think a player who was threatened would have been giving all on the field for Steaua, and make it to the ECC finals as well?

​@@nicolaeionescu6538 You're talking nonsense. Do you know what ASA Targu Mures, Craiova, and Sportul received in return? Nothing. Gica Popescu, for instance, recounted in an interview how Ilie Ceaușescu threatened him to stay at Steaua, even though he never wanted to join them in the first place-mostly due to his father’s wishes. Hagi was supposedly "loaned" from Sportul to play for Steaua in the European Super Cup against Dinamo Kiev, but he was never sent back. That agreement meant nothing to Steaua and Sportul's administration was powerless to do anything about it. Of course everybody "loved" Steaua, even i would have loved to manage a team that could add any local talent to their squad without paying transfer fees or respecting any decency towards their so-called competitors, who was intimidating referees, opposition managers and players.

Before the semifinals, A.C. Milan equalized many matches and once qualified by penalties.... That is, U need luck to go ahead, also if they say U r the best !

ma... cosa stai dicendo ? Hai fumato uno spinello o cosa ? Ci sono state altre squadre brave come il Milan

È stata votata da 1000 calciatori e allenatori professionisti di ogni nazionalità, non sono il solo a dirlo...

No, el barça de guardiola va ser millor

@@francescocalabro2431 agreed

@@sylvanercccpThis is Barça: 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

Iordanescu a fost intodeauna un antrenor mediocru care in afara de realizarile cu echipa nationala a fost 0 .

STEAUA, ADEVĂRATĂ LIMITĂ

Не дуэт, трио

Щас таких людей называют «глорами», которые просто болеют за сильнейшего. Карма тебе ответила: Милан уже давно не топ-клуб

Wht happened to your legendary team Steau Bukres who even cant use it s original name anymore

...e fortunati...

Lipsea si portarul Duckadam, inlocuit de un Lung mult mai slab, un portar fara reflexe.

Daca Steaua avea un Antrenor adevarat rezultatul ar fi fost altul , 4-2 macar😅

One of the very best teams

​@@MultiBurger1 According to UEFA, Milan 1988-1994 is considered the greatest club side of all time.

And ?

van Basten and Gulit italians?

Cum sa fie 100% cand aveau doar 3 stranieri - Rijkaard, Gullit si Van Basten, poate 28% ai vrut sa zici. Oricum te-ar fi batut si fara olandezi, stai linistit, doar cu Massaro si cu Simone in atac (care la randul lor au scris istorie ptr. Milan in anii ce aveau sa urmeze) fiindca nu trecea Steaua cu Piti si Hagi si Laca de defensiva aia formata din Baresi, Maldini si Tassotti si daca ar fi jucat 3 meciuri la rand, asa de buna era in '89. Steaua nu intalnise pana atunci nici o echipa de calibrul lui Milan, au fost norocosi cu adversari de val. mai slaba, pana si in finala asta noroc ca milanezii au redus motoarele ca se termina lejer 6-0 sau 7-0.

​@@theghostofbabanovac7069Yes, good job bro 😁👍

Onky because 🇳🇱🇳🇱😅 Milan was great

Ajax 70th the best

@@waso778no

In Vienna 100k pkus Ajax max 30k Milam fans 😅😅😅

@@waso778 and Milan won 😆😃😁 But...how do 130.000 people stay at Prater?

@@massimiliano68 i was there AJAX WON WTF YOU TALKING ABOUT?

@@massimiliano68 in Vienna.. huh ask your daddy lol

@@waso778 nooo you are right. I was thinking Milan-Benfica in 1990. Sorry 😅

Que suerte tienes :(

Io mi sono congedato in quel giorno, un mio commiliitone prima di tornare a casa dai genitori aveva il biglietto della finale è andato ad Udine ed è partito direttamente per Barcellona, che culo che ha avuto. Ai tempi già cingedarsi dopo 1 anno di naja era una giornata incredibile figurati dopo aver vinto quella mitica partita con 80.000 tifosi rossoneri al seguito di quella supersquadra❤️🖤❤️🖤❤️🖤

@@melvinmaldonado8855 Devo ringraziare i miei genitori, all'epoca avevo 11 anni :)

@@fabiocrazy69 e' stata una trasferta epica, in auto da Bergamo a Barcellona, lungo l'autostrada una marea di macchine e pullman con sciarpe fuori dal finestrino. Avevo 11 anni ma sono ricordi indelebili! Lacrime agli occhi. Barcellona invasa dai milanisti, stadio che ribolliva di tifo

don't forget gullit header a year before in European championships final vs ussr like a rocket off his head

It shows how much you know football when you think that Liverpool would beat Red Star or Marseille in the early 90s.... Pathetic ignorance. Where are you from? How old are you?

@@MrAvatar011 What a lovely person you seem to be. Hiding behind your keyboard to anonymously berate and insult people you don't know rather than logically debate with them, and attempt to judge them based on their age and where they were born. Oh! Dear.

Although that's a legitimate "what if" question let's not forget that the english fans and most noticebly Liverpool fans brought this ban upon themselves with how they acted in that Heysel final. Now even though Liverpool back then was still dominating the English First Division to assume that they would be as dominant in Europe i think it would be an exaggeration. Why you might ask and the answer is because since the mid 80's a lot of changes had happened in other parts outside England in terms of continental football : first of all Serie A started to become THE PLACE TO BE, it started to establish itself as the most powerfull league in the world (do not forget that Liverpool struggled against a Roma side and were beaten by Juventus in that last cup final before the ban) and second of all a lot of eastern teams started to attract the full support of the communist regime in terms of investments and begun raising super-teams (Steaua, Red Star, Dinamo Kiev, Dynamo Dresden, CSKA Sofia etc. ) were basically concentrating the best talents within their corresponding nations, the best players from their respective internal competitions were brought sometimes willingly, sometimes even forcefully trough unorthodox methods to these clubs so as to compete successfully on the european stage (the regime wanted for this teams to gain international success as much as possible so as to be used as propaganda - "the socialist system is superior to western capitalism"). And if you think Liverpool would easily manage playing in Belgrade, in a full packed "Maracana" hellhole against a Red Star who featured that legendary world class midfield line (Prosinecki, Jugovic, Sinisa Mihajlovic, Dejan Savicevic) i think you're a little bit delusional. Or against a Steaua Bucharest side with that offensive trio - Hagi, Dumitrescu & Lacatus known as "speedsters" you'd better think again, or against a CSKA Sofia side with Stoichkov, Kostadinov and Lubo Penev, i wouldn't call that a walk in the park...

@@ValiAndroid Hmmm! If you read my post again I wasn't 'assuming' anything, but just stating a fact. Liverpool were already dominant in Europe around this time, as well as domestically, as they had reached the previous two finals prior to their ban, and five of the previous nine. By suggesting that the eastern European sides posed a legitimate threat to England's European dominance is laughable. Only 2 reached a European Cup final whilst having the advantage of not playing against English clubs, and non of them won multiple titles. It isn't a coincidence that their success came during the ban. By the way, just ask Barcelona or any other top European side what European away ground is the most intimidating. It certainly isn't in Belgrade. It's Anfield, as rightly admitted by Guardiola, Mourinho, Wenger, et all.

@featendoughnut1798 😂😂😂 to think that singing a sappy pop song means creating a more intimidating atmosphere than Deiljie ultras is nothing but a joke. Mourinho, Guardiola, Wenger didn't had to play against Red Star, Olympiakos, Galatasaray, Dinamo Zagreb etc. IN A FINAL, SEMIFINAL or A QUARTERFINAL of an important european competition. Put Red Star in that position and you'll see all hell break loose in the stands. Just look at what atmosphere if we talk about the 85-91period was during the Red Star vs Bayern semifinal in 1991 or at the clash between Red Star & AC Milan from 1988. Liverpool dominance was fading if you didn't understand my argument and the reason why you didn't saw the same eastern team each year in the final of an european competition (maybe with the exception of Steaua who between 86-89 they had 2 finals and 1 semifinal of the European Cup) is because the fall of communism and the sell of players, teams breaking up and they didn't got to fullly reach their potential in terms of a generation. Even for Liverpool it took at least 7-6 yeas before they became dominant in the mid 70's. And also many eliminations from Europe for Liverpool came at the hands of some eastern european teams like Widzew Lodz, CSKA Sofia or Dinamo Tbilisi.

Niente....ha investito tutti i 💰 nei giocatori....infatti l' Uefa ha fatto di tutto ( annullando 3 gol) pur di non far vincere il Milan proprio perché Berlusconi aveva speso troppo....i 💰 degli sceicchi tipo Al Kelaifi vanno bene invece proprio perché loro danno grosse mazzette per i mondiali, per il pallone d' oro....

@@michelamiscosi770 non ha pagato niente???!!!quante partite ha vinto con l'arbitraggio?e si parla di Juventus che hanno rubato...!! purtroppo il calcio e diventato un mondo per i affari!!

@@eugeniohuzuna310 Quel Milan là ha comprato le partite? Ma cosa dici....squadra più forte di tutti I tempi detto dall' Uefa...ha vinto di più in Europa che in Italia dove c' era la triade al comando....

@@michelamiscosi770 certo che sei forte quando hai il portafoglio pieno e compri TUTTO!!!mi sembra logico,no???

Certo avevano tanti soldi, come tutte le squadre italiane allora, ma sono stati i più bravi a scegliere I giocatori giusti ( Braida e Galliani). Ma tu invece di rosicare, l' hai mai vista giocare quella squadra?

Non esisteva l'HD...

@@markzane8542 cosa cambia con la cronaca??

Quella squadra che vinse la champions due anni prima, che aveva raggiunto le semifinali la stagione precedente e che dava 10/11 di calciatori alla miglior nazionale Romena di sempre...

@@angelomilan1716 difatti tutti noi ci ricordiamo benissimo i nomi di questi straordinari campioni senza andare a vedere su internet ....ma dai ma dai ma dai ...era la Cremonese qui da noi campionato 2023.....in più ricordi molto male coppa campioni 86/87 Porto....87/88 PSV ....DOVE STA LA STEAUA????? Visto che parli di due anni prima io non lo vedo ....forse 85/86?????? Almeno informati bene prima di parlare .....

Lo Steaua di quegli anni era una delle squadre più forti al mondo ed attenzione, con solo giocatori romeni , niente stranieri.. infatti hanno vinto una Copa dei campioni e sono arrivati in finale ed semifinale della stessa . E tutto con un budget dieci volte inferiore al Milan. Ciò non toglie il fatto che il Milan era probabilmente una delle squadre più forti di tutti i tempi. Era semplicemente troppo forte per chiunque.

@@mikifiorini talmente forte era lo steaua che per ricordarci i nomi bisogna consultare internet tanto che hanno lasciato il segno ,cosa che non serve per i giocatori del Milan

@@RTM99949 Chi di calcio ne capisce , si ricorda bene i giocatori importanti dello Steaua, Stella Rossa, Anderlecht, Marsiglia, Goteborg. Squadre che a quei tempi andavano fortissimo in Europa. Poi , ovvio gli italiani ricordano i giocatori delle squadre di casa , e normale...

Brutta bestia L'invidia!!!

Già,dopo aver buttato fuori Real Madrid,Stella Rossa e Werder Brema. Ma dal fatto che scrivi "bilan" non mi aspetto che tu riesca a capire qualcosa di calcio,e tantomeno potrai provare certe emozioni...

@@muzicAle76N ascolta suo quel Real Madrid che ha battuto il bilan era già finito da diversi anni ! l'Inter lo prendeva sempre in finale o in semifinalein coppa UEFA con Sanchez al top del mondo ! Le altre che hai detto ,stella rossa e Werder ma dici seriamente?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 E stella rossa ! Ma chi erano ? Lo sai che la coppa UEFA aveva un livello di difficoltà maggiore rispetto l'allora coppa campioni? Fenomeno bilanino! ...🤣🤣🤣

​@@marcoflippa8599 la stella Rossa vinse la coppa due anni dopo...Savicevic,Stoykovic,Procynievski....etc..

@@enzodivincenzo5315 anche il Nottingham forest l'ha vinta 2 volte ! 🤣

@@marcoflippa8599 una volta era piu' difficile da vincere...Il Real Madrid non la vinse per 32 anni, dall 66' al 98'.