As a Marseille fan, it really hurt when we lost the finale in 91.. but Red Star was a legendary team as well. I miss old school soccer ( Red Star, Ajax, PSV, Rangers.. ) and now just havin the Top 4 every year in the champions league has become boring.
Slovenac sam,Mariborčan,ali kako sam navijao za Zvezdu,pa dao bih sve samo da idem u Beograd na utakmicu,radio,slušao,bio dobar samo da mi otac pozajmi avto,Reno 4 ili Katerco,kako smo je zvali i išao za par drugara na utakmicu y Beograd tada,za vreme Juge,ali Bari,to je bila najludija put ikada u mom životu,išli smo preko Trsta,Bolonje,Rima i Napolija za Bari,tjedan dana ranije prije finala i vratili se kuči preko Bara i Beograda , posle fešte na Marakani,mogu samo reči isto što je i Peca Panker rekao u u jedom intervjuju,da je imao mnogo lep život pored oca i majke,ali to što mu je Zvezda dala,to ne može niko da mu da,e tako je i kod mene.Posle razpada Jugoslavije samo sam jednom bio u Beogradu,2006,kad je Maribor igrao sa Partizanom i to je to,pozdrav svim dobrim ljudima od nekad velikog navijača C.Zvezde iz Maribora
As a staunch & loyal Manchester United Football Club supporter my whole life, I was born a United fan & it wasn't because of the success because when I was born in the 70s & United were in Division 2 & were lucky to win an FA Cup once every 3 to 5 years but the trophies soon came when I was a teenager but I've always had a respect of Red Star Belgrade & even have a shirt, I watched them play my Manchester United in 1991 at Old Trafford for the European Super Cup which United were very lucky to win that match because Savicevic played one of the greatest performances I've ever seen. Long live Red Star Regards, David from Manchester, England, UK.
Thanks mate on behalf of Red Star Fans and for the reference one of hard core Red Star fans fractions is called Red Devils.The leader of Red Devils was also an United fan.
@@tfc-topfitconditioning5030 Hi my friend, I hope that you're well, thanks for your response to my message as I appreciate your time in doing so, I always love to find out any new information regarding the football clubs that have earned my respect & a special place in my heart. Credit where credit is due, Red Stars 88 to 92 team would've dominated European football if the tragedy of war hadn't started, they remind me of the Busby babes who would've dominated English & European football if the tragic event in a cold, snowy & icy night in Munich ,Germany 1958 hadnt occurred whilst returning on a plane after a 3-3 draw away from home with Red Star Belgrade , both Teams broken by tragedy . I still can't believe that United beat Red Star at Old Trafford for the European Super Cup 1991, I will never forget Savicevic absolutely destroying my team but I had 2 teams out there playing that night. Thanks for your message mate. Regards, Dave the Rave, Wythenshawe Red. 👹 UNITED 👺
Hi David! It is great to see fans from foreign countries giving respect to the clubs who use to shine and recognize the facts of their fall down, especially from fans of big clubs like United. Everything you said i could not agree more. We all remember Busby babies and 1 minute of silence was performed in couple of matches afterwards on Red Star stadium due to a great respect of unforgettable generation United had. Both teams vanished so fast that it was a tremendous tragedy for football world. Ever since the war was over the clubs struggle to recover. The Yugoslavian league at that time was so strong with teams like Dinamo Zagreb,Hajduk Split,Partizan Belgrade,FC Sarajevo and Zeleznicar....practically every game would be a derby. Uefa does not want to see those teams playing in the same league again and yet the very same league exist in Basketball and water polo. The quality of football in this case would be much higher and more of this teams would be competing in the CL.This is why we and other teams i mentioned above still struggle to get back there where we use to be.We want to see United in our stadium again and to be able to compete or to see Barcelona in our neighborhood. Hopefully our financial situation gets better so we won't sell out best players while they are 20yrs old. One of those players was a child of Red Star - Nemanja Vidic. United is a worldwide known club,brand and institution and i hope we meet someday again on the pitch. Stay well my friend! Red Star for life
@@tfc-topfitconditioning5030 I put on & wear with pride my Red Star Belgrade shirt today , It looks similar to the 88 to 92 shirt still made by Puma but sponsored by Gazprom, the Red Star Belgrade Badge looks magnificent with the 2 golden stars above it. Regards & respect. Dave the Rave, Wythenshawe Red. 👹 UNITED 👺
As a red Star fan i greatly appreciate respect you give to my team.Hopefully one day we could have a beer at Marakana or Old Trafford.Best of luck to you my friend. RSCZ & MUFC
I'm a Manchester United fan, but it honestly pains me the way football has gone. You just won't get these amazing historic teams like Red Star, Ajax, PSV, Steaua etc do things like this again. The money and power is in a select few leagues with a select few teams and it won't change. It's a shame a great club like this will be forever in Qualifying and at best group stages.
I agreed with you. I am a Red Star fan all my life, we finally came to the group stage of UCL first time after 1992. and some day we'll be again a strong unbeatable team like we used to be I really hope so, despite the fact that money today plays a major role in football. By the way, congrats for beat us in Europe super cup 1991, you are also a great team with big history :)
Thank you. We also have a good history with our Serbs. Vidic is an absolute hero in Manchester. He'll never have to pay for a beer for the rest of his life here.
Just like you said, money took over football. Red Star, in the past 2 decades, had some phenomenal players.(You will probably remeber Vidic the most) But with the club running in debts, most of them were sold just to keep the club alive. Note that the prices of these players were 5-10x cheaper than than by far worse players from top 5 leagues. All thanks to the stupid war and the corrupted staff that came after it. Let me assure you that Red Star, if not for the stuff mentioned above, would have still been in the top of the European football to this very day. Not as good as the golden generation, but still. This year after a big upset over Red Bull Salzburg(Last years Europa League semi-finalist) we managed to make it to the CL group stages, which basically means +25 Mil € for the club. As a MU fan this probably seems like nothing to you, but for the Red Star, it should hopefully mean the start of financial stability and the end of selling best players for dirt cheap. After almost 3 decades, Red Star starts to get back to the top of the European football. There is still a long way to go, but one day, we will be back where we belong. Cheers.
I hope so, your great historic club needs to be back up there. Along with all the others from nations like Belgium and Sweden and Croatia. There needs to be a way that Real fucking Madrid don't win the top competition every fucking year.
Prosinecki and Savicevic are two of the greatest tecnical players in the hole history of football. As an AC Milan ultra fan, remember very well the times (march 1991) in wich Prosinecki was to sign the contract for Ac Milan. I was thrilled and excited. The deal was to remain one year on loan in a second rated italian team and to join Ac Milan squad in 1992-93, season in wich italian teams could sign 6 foreigners. Sadly Ramon Mendeza at the last moment made surprisingly the deal with Prosinescki, and he went to Real Madrid. I was so upset. But, you know Berlusconi: he can not accept a defeat, even in player's market. In answer to the Mendoza challenge he made the jugoslavian double: Zvone Boban and Dejan Savicevic. What an absolute astonishing double purchase. 1992-93 Ac Milan was problably one of the best squad in football history: Van Basten, Gullit, Rijkaard, Papin, Boban, Savicevic, Costacurta, Albertini, Baresi, Maldini, Donadoni, Lentini. No words.
Svet nikada do tada nije video takvu ekipu,zajednistvo,duh,individualce,tehniku,talenat,emocije,i nikada vise neće Idealizam više od fudbala ovaj fudbal je bio iznad sporta,umetnosti,nauke Zvezda iznad zivota...
The 90s was the last breath of real football, before mass capitalism and globalization entered the game. Today most football teams dont have a identity. And clubs are ruled by asian or middle eastern billionaires who make it a company and not a club who represents a culture, city, region or country, football is losing its soul. I love the game, it still presents great moments, but its losing its sould more and more. Just look at the current "english" champions, barely a english player in the team, Arab owner, Spanish manager, no identity and replaces thanks to the money historical clubs like Benfica, Celtic, Red Star etc sure, on ocassion a team like Ajax can do a surprise like last year, but in the end, they usual fall and they have to sell later their best players to the so called "big clubs".
Hello my Egypt Brother i love your country. I was 2 time in Egypt and i fall i love with your country. I hope i can see you country again. Love & Respect from Serbia!
Totally respect from Barcelona,s supporter. I get total shocked when I was a kid and Savicevic score the amazing goal in the final of 94. For one side, I feel very sad because my team was losing but for other side I felt the magical technical of the Yugoslavian players. After this I always put my eyes in who was played in Red Star team and follow the players who won in 91. Awhile 30 years, whatever I hear about Red Star team make me remember how big is the talent that was in Yugoslavia. Wishing appears new players like them. My best regards.
The best football video that I have ever seen. It makes me think of the Hungarian team of the 1950s. I was a witness to the Yugoslavian collapse issue as a 9 years old kid in 1990 (after Tito) but never knew that they had such a great football club. At the same time (1990-1996), we played some great football at school level. Respect from India.
The atmosphere on 16:06 onwards. Its a shame we will never see atmospheres like this again, stadiums controlled and led by the fans instead of multinational companies and organisations. Now they play pop music and people are more interested in their mobile phones than generating such an ambiance, not artificial like today's modern day arenas. As a Milan fan I have such great memories of Savicevic and Boban. Respect to the Red Star Belgrade side but it was sad to see it against the backdrop of what happened to Yugoslavia.
brate nece biti ni blizu kao protiv bajerna u polufinalu ili bilo koje druge utakmice koje smo igrali kuci, ta atmosfera je neponovljiva.. ali sreca mi jos nismo takvi da buljimo u telefone kad padne gol i dalje kidamo i postavljamo standarde!!!
I remember this match when i was little. The Red Star was famous for savicevic and prosinecki and felt sad for OM, Waddle and Papin to lose on penalties. But this defeat helped the club to win the Champions league in 1993, just like when France lost to Bulgaria for the world cup 1994... to finally win it in 1998. In France, we say "the sun always come back by the east." which means happiness always come after sadness
For us, it was very important that Crvena Zvezda win since we knew that there would be no another time. The beautiful country YU torn apart. All these players were the last ambassadors of YU who were examples showing how to live together.
Yeah you are right! Red Star lost to Panathinaikos in Semifinals of UCL 1971 they robbed us. 1979 we lost a UEFA Cup final to Borrusia Mohengladbah. And finally 1991 we won UCL and Clubs World Cup!
I was not born in this time, i was born in 2001. I train football myself and i cant manage to hold the tears when such a great football team falls apart and such a great country. FUCK YOU WAR! My dad talked alot about Red Star and the history of the club. I would have loved to see that with my own eyes..
I used to watch Red Star's European cup campaign on BBC "Sportsnight" in mid-week back then and they were an absolutely thrilling side to watch - so much flair and skill and passion.
Red Star Belgrade is one of my favourite respective teams ever in this world and that was the real Golden Generation of the European football of that time where this team won,have becoming more of a diminished history extremely so sadly but the legacy of this history goes on ever!!!LONG LIVE RED STAR BELGRADE!!!🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️🏋️♂️
svaka čast Zvezdi na ovom trofeju, od mene Hajdukovca čestitke...nekad je istok sila bio...danas smo ovce za šišanje...liga u rangu današnjih liga petice...redovito su klubovi dolazili do polufinala lige prvaka, kupa uefa, kupa pobjednika kupova...dalje osim ove Zvezdine generacije nije išlo...ali znali su svi za Zvezdu, Dinamo, Partizan i Hajduk..i kad su dolazili, bojali su se...imali su respekt, a danas smo svi smijurija...evo zbvezda od onda nije igrala LP, do danas...i u skupini su koju Real nebi htio i možda mogao proć...da je ono vrijeme možda bi Zvezda i prošla skupinu...sad će bit kanta a napucavanje, a Delije će radit sranja i igrat će pred praznim tribinama...ne radite sranja, navijajte za svoje, ne protiv drugih na ružan naqčin...za svaku sitnicu će vas kaznit...tuđe poštuj, svojim se diči...sretno Zvezdo u Ligi Prvaka...trebat će vam
ja sam čovjek..ne gledam krvna zrnca, ako si čovjek, čovjek si...koga briga tko si i odakle si...ne mrzim nikoga, niti sam nacionalist...ali šta je, je...ima ih previše na obe strane...svaka čast za bod sa Napolijem...nisam to očekivao
nisam ni ja kao vatreni zvezdas! ;) Hvala na podrsci i sve najbolje za tebe a i za Hajduk! Zelim vam napokon fer-plaj u hrvatskoj ligi, neka najboli pobedi. Uz pametan rad to uskoro ponovo moze biti Hajduk. Sretno torcida!
Respect from Bulgaria. I've seen this video more than 100 times and this is one of the best teams ever. It wasn't fair what happened year before against Bayern.
Okay, Im a Hajduk Split fan but damn was that great team!!!! How big? Big enough that among most valuable trophy my club won is the last Yugoslav cup against ths team (1:0 Bokšić) Damn, Savičević, Pančev, Prosinečki, Mihajlović, Belodedić, so damn good. If you ask me, among all of those, Savičević was best player. Perhaps Prosinečki knew and could do more with a ball but he lacked phisicallity. I miss this football so much. I miss seing Steaua in CL, Ajax, not just playing occasional side role. I am SICK of Barcelona, Bayern, ManUtd, Chelsea and City, I am sick of PSG, and among all, I am sick of Real Madrid and Juventus. CHAMPIONS LEAGUE where there are ploaying 5 real champions, and others are 2nd, 3rd and 4th place in their home lagues, While real champions of some other countries are not even participating. Bullshit modern football
Sad to see that Hajduk Split isnt as strong as it was. Split was the power house from Croatia during Yugoslavia time. The matches btw Hajduk Split - Red Star was el Clasico during its time.
Pozdrav Igore,bio sam na finalu kupa tad,bilo je extra,Torcida je bila mozda u najboljem izdanju,secam se narandzastih fajerki ovo ono haha bilo super...inace Hajduk nam nikad nije lezao
When football had magic woven through it, Legendary teams like Red Star, Steau Bucharest, PSV, Ajax, Rangers, Grasshoppers, Dynamo Kiev, Dinamo Tibilsi, Anderlecht, saint Etienne, Hamburg, FC Cologne, those were the days, what a shame money took over the game, now you have a totally predictable game where champions are bought rather than built, sad state of affairs, glad I watched the game through the 80s and early 90s and experienced teams that were built by excellent players and coaches.......
Yugoslavia in general was a great sport nation! Too bad they had that stupid war. Imagine if they were still united. They would beat teams like England for breakfast.
My God! They really were a phonomenal team! I can well remember watching that total demolition of that very good Rangers team. One of the few matches I've seen in my life where one team gives the opposition a total footballing lesson. It's so sad that the team couldn't have been kept together for longer after 1991, I'm sure they would have won CL a few more times
I am also Red Star FC Fan.And we hear so many times how this when our club won Euro Cup wont happened again.I really think that's how looser think.I know that today we need much more money to match with Barca or Real or Bayern Munich.But Red Star have one of best fans in World,very big club history,tradition.We played(and won! )against all best clubs in Europe-Real,Barca,Livpool,Milan,Inter...)And look what is happening today in basket Euro league!Even Red Star BC don't have money like CSKA,Real.PAO,Fener-we are currently best club in league!So it can happened again in football also!Greetings from Belgrade
I was at that game when rangers played red star in Glasgow and red star absolutely killed us they had such an amazing team that went on to win the cup and it's such a shame that the war destroyed that great side But no one can take that European cup from them
James Golder the war took only the european chsmpions cup from 1991/92 and maybe this one from 1992/93.. but you‘re right, this from 90/91 can‘t take nobody from us!
Ja sam navijac Partizana od 1976 godine po nacionalnosti Slovenac ali te 91 godine bio sam 120 minuta najveci zvezdas u mom kraju. Ja i moj pokojni otac pripremili smo jelo i pice ze tu utakmicu i svaki po 2 kutije cigareta, ali posto nije bilo golova a pobednik se odlucio tek posle ivodenja 11 metara nismo se takli jela i pica samo smo pusili , a onda erupcija....
Serbia is predominantly Christian Orthodox where Croatians for example are mostly Catholic, so there could be subliminal message there or just someone from outside Serbia.
If the Yugoslavian league still existed it easy would be top 5 in Europe. With the big four: Crvena Zvezda, Dinamo Zagreb, Hajduk and Partizan as well great strong teams such as FK Vardar, Sarajevo and many others, the league would be far more interesting than Ligue 1, Bundesliga and possible more interesting than La Liga. The matches in Yugoslavian leauge would put El Clasico to shame, when derbies such as Dinamo - Zvezda, Hajduk - Zvezda, dinamo - Hajduk, partizan - zvezda where playing. When those matches play the whole Balkan well europe takes a breath.
The basketball has made an Adriatic league, I don't know why Football hasn't made one similar. 18 team league made from Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia & Montenegro. That would be one hell of a league
@@tonig3373 can't happen because of the fans. Every year on at least half the games that Hajduk and Dinamo play they chant "Kill the Serbs", here in Belgrade we don't chant for killing of Croats and other people from Ex-Yugoslavia as often but our fans would still be very much against any cooperation with their clubs. In basketball Serbs are mostly dominant and Croatian nationalist fans don't even watch it, if they did probably Adriatic league wouldn't exist.
Love this team, wish the game was still like this. Yugoslavia had such talent back then, I feel like they had a great chance to win internationally. Croatia alone almost made it to the WC finals in 98
Am I the only one who thinks that the narrator has ideal voice not for sport but for war documentaries? Red Star was the last really great Balkan football team. With players entire from the country of the team (then united Yugoslavia) with the exception of Belodedici. I am not a chauvinist but seeing greek teams starting eleven nowadays without a single greek player occasionally is very weird. It's easier to buy a dozen of foreign players than invest in youth domestic talents. Respect to the dream team of Crvena Zvezda!
@Peter Kelner luck? you are talking about the club which beat Liverpool thrice, 2 of which on the same date 6/11/1973 and 2018. Speaking about two-legged European cup round of 16 in 1973, we have beaten them 2-1 in the first and 2-1 in the second, away leg which ended up being THE ONLY LIVERPOOL HOME LOSS IN 20th CENTURY IN EUROPEAN COMPETITIONS.
@@djolesmols Chill, it was just a Group stage game. Liverpool went on to win the Champions League, while Red Star got trashed in all the other games and finished last in the group.
@@workinginthewell3498 I wasnt trying to diminish Liverpool as you misinterpreted. On the contrary, I wanted to emphasize Red Star's greatness by pointing out historically striking and distinctive success (the only team that has beaten Liverpool at Anfield in European competitions in 20th century) against such a giant as Liverpool, hence highlighting Liverpool's magnitude.
@@djolesmols As a Liverpool fan it was good to see you in the champions league in 18/19 and 19/20, Red Star are a massive club and I hope they’re in the competition more regularly as they are actually a pot 4 that puts up a fight (usually in the home Belgrade games)
If Yugoslavia was not broken up by civil war they could have easily won 1994 World Cup & maybe in 1998. What an amazing collection of players. The style of football was beautiful. The closest European team to Brazilian style of football. Dragan Stojković left Red Star and played for Marseille.
Also Euro 92', we went in Sweden and days before start they give us a ban, Denmark went instead of us cos they were 2nd in our group, Brian Laudrup was on holiday and didnt want to come and leave vacation nd he thought they wouldnt achive nothing but they won the damn thing,unbelivable story
Savicevic Prosinecki Jugovic technical abilities legend class and the team work was out of class with deadly fast counterattack. If this team stayed more or less same couple of years it would be dominant
Was 9 when red star won this. Was obsessed with footy but a different era. Hardly any games on tv. Old first division in England. No internet, no knowledge of foreign leagues. World cups were king
Im half serb and half croatian,but for me was only Yugoslavia important. This Red Star Team has given my soul peace for ever. Until the end of my life.