Interesting fact about this game... Boniek was the only player on the pitch refusing the prize money for this game, the only one refusing to be paid for the biggest trophy in the history of club football...for the obvious reasons... This speaks volumes about the quality of this player.
@@doncarloancelotti2256 Agreed. He was a complete gentleman, and you could tell just from the way he played the game. Was my favourite player when I was a boy. Refusing the money is no surprise.
3:27 he dribblings like he is from our present. And he was the only player who refused to prize money for this game cause of what just happened before the game. Respect to this guy, Boniek.
Massive shame on those Liverpool fans who were arrested for playing their part in the awful events which occurred. Poetic justice in the end that Juventus won. Those Liverpool supporters seriously didn't uphold the values their club strives to maintain. English football suffered big time
@@onlyweatherlol93 Liverpool fans are a disgrace. Always getting drunk and always want to watch the game when they could just save money and watch it from their own television.
I recommend that you watch Heysel Disaster - 'Requiem For A Cup' on RU-vid. It tells the whole story. I watched the game live on TV as a twelve year old and couldn't believe what I was seeing.
The great Peter Robinson was Liverpool's secretary at the time, and months before the final when it was announced that Heysel stadium was to be the venue he made a public complaint about the suitability of that decrepit stadium for the final. UEFA ignored it.
@@sidh05 no no no. They knew, all of them knew the reality. Platini's exultation was a shame. But we are speaking about a Uefa president who stole 2 milion of Euro. What did you expect?
Una partita che è costata tantissimo alla juve. 39 persone l'addio al calcio di Platini...i colpevoli sono Uefa e tifosi del Liverpool. Se non avessero giocato avrebbe vinto la juve a tavolino e sarebbe stato meglio
@@francescofranco7001 in verità è costata tantissimo alle vittime e ai loro familiari. Platini ha lasciato il calcio nell'87,ma la pochezza umana di questo personaggio viene fuori al ritorno a casa dopo la tragedia: a parlare sull'aereo del rigore se ci fosse o no. Da brivido Brio che alza la coppa all'atterraggio, altro che in onore delle vittime...ma Brio ,si sa,non è mai stato un'aquila. L'unico vero grande campione che ha sempre portato questa ferita aperta è stato Gaetano Scirea, ma stiamo parlando di un gigante,altro che Platini,Rossi o peggio Tardelli: chiede scusa dopo vent'anni dopo aver esultato come una scimmia al circo(con tutto il rispetto per le scimmie). Una macchia indelebile nella carriera di questi soggetti che avranno anche saputo giocare bene al calcio,ma che sono ZERO nella vita.
@@fabrizioruffa7705 sicuramente potevano risparmiarsi i festeggiamenti scesi dall'aereo il giorno dopo, ma secondo me la pochezza umana lo hanno dimostrato maggiormente moltissimi tifosi non juventini che hanno gioito e continuano afarlo per la morte di 32 loro connazionali (compresi donne,bambini e 3 tifosi dell'inter), 4 belgi,2 francesi,un britannico. per non parlare poi degli inglesi che continuano a sostenere che sono stati provocati dalle allegre famiglie e pensionati con catetere nel settore Z, la banalita' del male
I remember watched this match with my bro and my old man. I was 8 years that day and it’s about 4 am in my country. It was a very bored match and the penalty is kinda controversy. But it was so memorable for me. Missed my childhood...missed my old man...missed my bro.
I'm from Indonesia. The live broadcast on TV was stopped when the riots took place. We didn't understand what's going on. The next day we finally found out, after reading the newspaper.
@@charlenegatt1769 ti defendi l'indifendibile Farsa con 3 parate di Tacconi e gli inglesi che protestano per il rigore non dato Che è anche un intervento in ritardo che posso benissimo passate come involontario al tempo Maradona lo pestavano in area al tempo Ti goditi le tue coppette senza il Liverpool e pagate da Berlusconi
@@fabiosciarrelli9999 the same people who criticize Real are those who criticize AC Milan. how berlescuni paid finals? there is no evidence. because you lost the 2003 final? AC Milan remains Italy's biggest club.
39 people died. 600+ injured. Authorities carried out the match. Juventus won. Crowd celebrated invading the pitch. I repeat, 39 people died. Unbelievable.
Wow, reading these comments I understand how ignorant the majority of people is. This is THE most infamous night in the history of football. Yes, other tragedies carried away more victims, but this one was on the biggest stage. THIRTY-NINE PEOPLE DIED THAT NIGHT. The game was played JUST for security purposes. Liverpool FC NEVER complained about that penalty for the past 33 years, and for good reason. All those talking about match fixing, well, I'll just leave it at "improve your knowledge before throwing shit out of your shithole". And try and show some respect to those who died young and horribly just for attending the wrong game.
Yes the match was fixed...there was no way Liverpool was walking off that pitch that night with the cup. It was Juve cup before kick off. And yes the game should have been postponed to another date and location.
agreed with you. Platini after the penalty looked in the direction of the "Z" infamous sector and showed the fist. Of course nobody could know the dimension of the tragedy that night but they all knew that people died. The worst night in European football probably. Never to be forgotten. But life goes on. I was 15 in 1985
Why was such a massive game played at a stadium not fit for purpose? Juventus and Liverpool supporters divided by flimsy fencing.. Heysel stadium was falling apart.. English clubs were dominating European competitions and Uefa did not like it... Why was every English club banned from European football and not just Liverpool fc? If anyone is to be blamed, the finger should be pointed at uefa for murder in my eyes..
Liverpool asked for the match not to take place at Heysel as the ground was falling apart but UEFA didn't care. UEFA are the main calprates here. Also people do not talk about how liverpool fans were attacked and stabbed by Roma Ultras the year before. Thatcher was also the one who got Liverpool banned not UEFA as she hated Liverpool council. Do you wanted some facts here you go.
Assassins Liverpool supporters never paid for their awful crimes not one person went to jail, but God is great and has a way to make you pay for your sins or maybe did already
What a disgrace! Both teams knew what happened. And still the game was on. The team cheering, especially Platini. And the fans of Juve back home. They knew that 39 people were dead. Thanks to great organisation, stadium and Liverpool fans.
Actualy the players didnt knew how bad it was, if it comes to the dead people. Atleast how I understood it by a Juve player, who explained that they were completly untold of the situation outside and that they were in their rooms the whole time. When they steped outside I dont know if they had seen the dead bodies laying around.
Don’t think you know the full facts. Both teams had concerns over the sercurity of the stadium. Liverpool asked UEFA to move it cause of UEFA decision to mix the fans. UEFA ignored this even when Juve said don’t mix the supporters. Also one of the Juve supporters at the time could clearly be seen with a gun and later on found to be a airgun, who brings a gun to a football game. Yes sad but why mix the fans when even Juve stated they had some of the worst fans for starting trouble at the time of the final but again UEFA ignored this. Not right but the year before Liverpool played Roma in Italy and Liverpool fans got attacked with knives even young children, reported but again nothing was done. Later on UEFA stated that no matter what the score was Juve we’re always going to get the trophy. Even if Liverpool had won it they had made there minds up Liverpool was not going to be given the trophy on the night of the game, so why even play it if that was the case.
27 were confirmed dead at Kick off dozens more injured , game was played for safety reasons , otherwise that would start a riot - youngest was just 11 years old ,Italian , Belgian & 1 from Northern Ireland
Can you believe that this is actually the first time I see part of this match? (That I am not english or Italian but Dutch probably explains it a bit.) I was 13 when this was played. Liverpool was my favorite, simply because of the Pink Floyd song Fearless, even though this song was not really about Liverpool. As far as I remember the only full football match I had ever seen was the 1982 world cup final, and of course (?) I had heard of Platini. My father said I could watch the game if I would go to bed immediately afterwards, but after watching fighting supporters for half an hour my parents sent me to bed anyway. Fortunately I saw many great football matches with great supporters since...
LOL. I was 8 and the exact same thing happened to me. My parents sent me to bed because the fighting was not stopping and it looked like the match would never happen.
Tristan Weijermars Was 13 too, but watched it at a friends’ house (his parents were out). Saw the whole thing. What you see on this video makes it look like a better game than it was, when it was a TERRIBLE match...not purely in football terms. No. It was terrible because of the events beforehand. The whole atmosphere felt wrong, and this was before there had been any confirmation of any deaths. Watching all of that as a 13 year old, I couldn’t really say why it felt so bad, of course I was no stranger to trouble at football because my team was in the first division (long before it was changed to the Premier League) and I saw trouble most weeks. But my friend and I just knew something worse than normal had occurred. We got an overwhelming feeling that the match didn’t matter. And as a football crazy kid that was a very weird feeling to have. Fucking horrible night.
This match should never have happened, I don’t get why UEFA thought it a good idea to host it in a weak old athletics ground where it was practically crumbling, arsenal fans told everyone earlier when they played few seasons prior that it was a dump, no matter what they were told uefa refused to move the venue for the final, even though both the camp nou and bernabeu were both available, not to mention the stadium inspection of heysel lasted only 30 minutes.......
No excuses for the way the liverpool fans behaved,clubs get punished more for financial misconduct, liverpool should have been banned from all competitions for 39 years,one for each life,Everton f.c originals since 1878 👕👕👕
@Avais Butt go away you little prick your an embarrasment to your own club,but its nice of you to give us one champions league trophy, considering we've never won it,what a complete idiot!!!
@Pope Leo X i can agree with you on your valid points,may they all rest in peace,heysel, Hillsborough, Bradford, iron and many other who perished watching the beautiful game....my grievance is with the l.f.c fans multiple excuses for why the tragedy happened, there where thousands, but none included the behaviour of their drunken louts,their sense of self pity and misplaced sense of entitlement is sickening, r.i.p all those who perished 👕💙👕💙
I spoke to a man who was there he was a juventus fan. He said ultras started throwing things at liverpool fans. Liverpool fans charged and innocent juventus fans got trapped when the wall collapsed. The majority of ultras managed to avoid the disaster. So sad. To loose precious life at a football game.
Nah, the Juve Ultras were placed not right next to the Liverpool fans. This block Z was planed as a neutral block for people from Brüssel, but someone made a few milion by selling it to a Italian traveling agency (hope this term is the right one) Anyways, italian families used the chance to get those tickets and to see the final. The whole stadium was completly in need of a rebuild, the police force was way to low, the head of the police didnt even had anything to stay in contact with his forces and those italian families and Juve supporters were only seperated by a super small fence. No one from those Juve fans provoked any of the Liverpool Ultras. They wanted some kind of revenge as I heard it (for what idk) It took them about 10 minutes to destroy the fences and then a huge margin of the Liverpool supporters charged in to the direction of the block Z and the italians tried to get away and charged in to the direction of the brick wall that later collapsed. (watch videos how much of the Liverpool people charged at them. This was huge) Some of the Liverpool supporters had knives, guns a beating irons so I am not even sure how things would have went, if the Juve Ultras would have been placed near by.
@@lucabrazzi8269 The Liverpool fans wanted a fight for some stabbing that happend in rome. Those normal fans didnt gave them a fight and instead run away what resulted in a mass panic. Most people died cause they lost balance and then got stampled to death. Yeah, ofc it was the Juve fans fault, cause they destroyed the fence and then charged at the block Z. Tbh tho, those things would happen today in the same way, with the diffrence that we have the right security today. At this day many things did not go the right way and thats why it could happen in the first place. The fault lays mostly by UEFA and then those fans.
@@fernandor4617 It wasn't all Liverpools fault. The ground was shoddy, Policing abysmal, Juventus fans threw bottles at Liverpool fans. Get your fact straight.
How could platini celebrated his goal when there were death of their fan . I still remembere at that time I was 4 years old and watched the game with my uncles and father it was first Liverpool match since that game I am a Liverpool fan
Dino L yes i dont remember mush for that time bt i remember i became a liverpool fan by this macth when watch this video I remember my first Liverpool match don't worry juve is better than millan ac or inter
Rujubally Fazoul I was 20 and I am Italian from Milan. No one just a little bit wise did anything when Platini scored. Nor in Tv the commentator said anything more than a flat "he scored". We were just all horrified
84#Beatles I love Beatles deeply but ur wrong. They knew all about people dead and didn't want to play but were forced to in order to avoid further troubles
@@fabiosciarrelli9999 You don't need VAR if you have conscience. In sports, it's called fair play - you just don't participate in wrongdoing or fraud. A good example is Robbie Fowler's attitude in a 1997 match vs Arsenal. (VIDEO: Fowler’s act of honesty against Arsenal)
كان عمري ١٨سنه وكان اليوم التالي للمباراة هو اول ايام امتحان الثانويه العامه فتحت التلفاز واذا اشاهد قتلى واناس تتدافع واناس تتجمع فوق بعضها شعرت بالحزن الشديد وتعاطفت مع اولئك الضحايا الذين قدموا لتشجيع فريقهم ولكني شعرت بالحزن الشديد لخسارة فريقي الذي اعشقه بجنون مضت ٣٩عاما على تلك الحادثه وانا الان معلم متقاعد سوري لن يدع ليفربول يسير وحيدا
Hundreds of policemen all around the pitch perimeter, hooligans fighting against police in the stands of the stadium. Surreal, terrible atmosphere. Players of both teams were forced to play the game and were not informed about any deaths, especially Juventus players, Italian players about Italian people who died and were dying during those hours.
Some people are really disgusting. Guys, that night 39 people died watching a football game and you are complaining about a penalty? The refree was like 25 meters from the action and probably tought the foul was inside the box, remember at that time there wasn’t tecnology. Both clubs didn’t want to play the game, but UEFA and Bruxelles’s police decided to play it for security reasons. Juventus won that Cup on the pitch and it’s in their palmares, but they literally never post about that final on social media or remember it anywhere.
I think people see the bigger picture but fair is fair at the end of the day and if you are going to allow the game to continue then it should be played fair and square
As a huge Juve supporter, I'm conflicted about this "victory". Game should never have been played. Remember this the next time some UEFA suit stands in front of a podium claiming the moral high ground about some matter. Slime.
Juve havent got the right to claim the moral high ground over anyone! Your fans are known for it hooligans and your club is known for its cheating! Thats why you got kicked out of serie A a few years ago!
I remember watching this at home, my older cousins went but my parents refused. As a Liverpool fan I was 13 years old. I remember later seeing that both teams had concerns over the safety and had asked UEFA to move it cause UEFA had this crazy idea of mixing the fans. At the time Italy had some of the worst fan trouble and even Juve asked for it to be moved but UEFA ignored it. Liverpool had asked on the grounds that the previous year we had played Roma in Italy and a lot of Liverpool fans had been attacked young children stabbed but UEFA ignored there request. UEFA later stated that Liverpool was not to get the trophy no matter what the score was on the night, so why even play it. Am not in any why saying Liverpool fans were innocent but I think it was pay back for the previous year against Roma and it went to far that caused the death of so many fans. Even today with teams that have a massive fan base UEFA still insist on playing big finals in small grounds. They should pick 2 or 3 stadiums and who ever gets the final then pick the stadium. England, France, Germany, Spain or Italy if 2 of the teams reach the final could easily fill 100,000 seated stadium but no UEFA would pick a 45 or 50 thousand stadium, it’s madness.
I remember watching the match. The kick off was delayed significantly because of the tragedy. Players must have at very least heard the ambulance sirens and yet Platini still celebrates his goal as if nothing had happened.
Without the prematch tragedy, quite probably Liverpool would have won. For in this era no team could match LFC, without underestimating the well assorted Juventus side. In fact in the 70s and 80s only 1 team outclassed LFC. It was Flamengo led by Zico. They handled LFC 3-0 in what is today Coupe du monde des clubs.
Right... that Juve had 4 world cup champions (1982) + one European champion (Platini, 2nd best player in the world after Maradona) + Boniek who single handed took Poland to the 3rd place in the 1982 world cup... who the f**k were the Liverpool players again?
Italy won the world cul in 1982. Juventus had 6 world cup winners the best players of their respective roles, + Platini and Boniek. Juventus was ready to win that final
How the bloody hell was that given as a Penalty? Also why don't you hear anyone nearly 40 years later complain about that refereeing decision as being up there with the hand of God? I'm no Liverpool fan but that's definitely in my top 10 worst ever decisions I've ever seen! I had to skip it back a few times to see if I was looking correctly at the 18 yard box . Wow 😮😮😮
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It was the Liverpool fans whose terrible behaviour stopped an Excellent Everton side from taking part in the 1986 European Cup! It was an Everton team who were good enough to win it! 😡
Should never have happend in the first place, altough our DDR commentator believs, that starting the game was actualy better, cause this kinda couled down the situation a little bit. Horrible day, horrible game, atleast Juve won.
Only travesty is your comment, match was played because Belgian police was a joke, completely unreliable and needed time to organize the exit from the stadium. The match doesn't count, everyone who watched the game that night knows that.
@@pauliewalnuts5803 this is why evertonians have bad feelings towards liverpool,we have always shown our utmost respect towards the victims of Hillsborough,yet you never show us any back,nothing but derogatory remarks come our way despite our proud history and sense of fair play,at least show the families of the heyshel a bit of pity and not bang on about a disputed penalty and the state of the stadium in which the game was played,those facts may be true,but justice needs to be be be applied to all victims when supporters of your club decide to break down fencing, however flimsy, with the intent to claim a part of the ground not allocated to them,it was never going to end well,do you not agree?
@@pauliewalnuts5803 I said we respected the victims of Hillsborough, you cannot respect hooligans ( I know every club has these minority elements) who's actions cause the deaths of innocents, I know many decent liverpool fans who where at the final and they all agree that the invasion of the z section ultimately resulted in deaths of those unfortunate people, if it had of been Everton supporters who carried out the attack I would never had rested until they their dealt with by means of a fair trial, and if found guilty I would hope they where given sentences that fitted the crime,that never happened,so what of the feelings of the grieving families?,do they not deserve closure?
i hate this match ..i was 19 at time .. it shouldn't be played at once after the disaster ..the UEFA made a decision to give Juve the cup ... and the English teams get banned for many years from Euro leagues
Purtroppo quello che avvenne quella maledetta sera prima della partita fece passare TUTTO quello che avvenne dopo in secondo piano !!!!! Troppa Tristezza Troppi morti non ci fu NIENTE da festeggiare quel 29/5/85 all'HEYSEL di Bruxelles !!!!!!!!
this game should never have been played - i understand that the Liverpool fans were responsible for what happened that night but no one looked at UEFA's role in the disaster - Heysel should never have been chosen as a venue as the stadium was crumbling, why did they create a neutral zone where both Liverpool and Juventus fans could buy tickets and why did the game go ahead when 39 people died a short time before?
foi claramente roubado , foi derrubado fora da area e o jogador da juventus caiu dentro da area , o liverpool foi roubado , o jogo foi igual pra ambos os lados , com ligeira vantagem pro liverpool que foi mais incisivo, nao é justificavel a violencia e mortes no estadio , porem a REVOLTA é justa.
@@charlenegatt7142e perchè? , la partita andava annullata e la champions doveva andare alla juve a tavolino per ciò che è successo , l'arbitro ha semplicemente fatto giustizia
2019 final champions league Juventus vs liverpool and Juventus win this champion remember me 😉❤ #barca_fan Will barca lose with liverpool I am fc barcelona fan but this fact and messi It will disappoint us 😓😓
This game became a farce (a non existent penalty deciding the final)…influenced by the pre-match tragedy. the right thing to do should have been to cancel this final.
Scandal. Long range pass from the Italian "pass masters" then a penalty given that was way outside the box! Should never had started the match regardless.
Today they stop a game if someone in the stands has bad indigestion- but they played this game with a riot going on and dead bodies piled up in the car park.
Deze wedstrijd had nooit gespeeld mogen worden. Triest dat er een samenvatting wordt gepost op RU-vid. Toont daarmee geen respect voor de slachtoffers. Walgelijk.
It was probably a good thing that the game as a spectacle was pretty poor and uneventful. I don’t think anyone would have wanted it to have been a memorable occasion after what transpired beforehand.
I was a kid (watching the game with my dad) and i remember that I could not comprehend the way the juventus fans and PLAYERS TOO celebrated the victory of that BLOODY TROPHY and i just wanted to throw up when i saw Platini lifting that shameful "cup" in the air and acting like the 39 lives lost that day (...and hundreds of injured too) meant just NOTHING.
Platini wasnt fit to lace sir lord king kenny dalglish's boots ....... Any body who eats snails and frogs legs ......well that says it all And look how corrupt platini turned out to be .........uefa ....!!!???
Firstly the match should never have been played. Secondly, that was never a penalty. Boniek was clipped outside the box. And finally Juventus deserved the victory.
So Juventus won two European Champion Cups. In 1985, when the match should not have been played after the disaster, they won with a very dubious penalty. In 1996 they only won on penalties with a team that later came under the heavy (but (admittedly) never formally confirmed) suspicion of doping. Last year they were so desperate to have European success that they forked out no less than 117 million euro (!) for ONE player (Ronaldo), and even didn't prevent losing against a club with a TOTAL CLUB BUDGET less than that (Ajax, getting some revenge for 1996). Juventus may be the most successful club in the Italian competition (certainly in the last decade), but I don't think I will ever like them.
"when the match should not have been played after the disaster" The game was played to prevent further riots from the Liverpool fans at the fear of more death... Juventus lost 32 fans that day and you dislike them for winning?? Surely playing and WINNING against an amazing (and violent) opposition during such a tragedy for them is probably showing the most deserved Euro cup win in all of history.
@@antoniocelio95 PROVATO L'ILLECITO - In pratica è stata ritenuta provata l'illecita somministrazione di farmaci ai calciatori della Juventus,Juve, prescritti i reati di doping La Cassazione definisce "astrattamente condivisibile" il ricorso della Procura di Torino contro l'assoluzione di Giraudo e Agricola, ma ha dovuto dichiarare scaduti i tempi e rigettare la richiesta di un nuovo appello.La prescrizione vi ha salvati dalla galera ma la reputazione che avete....quella ve la tenete.La coppa dell'85 l'avete messa in bacheca come se l'aveste vinta e invece dovrebbe essere in un mausoleo al cimitero in onore dei vostri tifosi morti all'Heysel(Rispetto ad essi),grazie ai quali vi hanno dato il rigore su Boniek atterrato 2 metri fuori dall'area.Nell 96 provati dopati.Avete 100 scudetti,50 coppe italia e nessuna CL.Siete grandi coi piccoli e piccoli coi grandi.Siete la Juve.
@@alessandroguermandi8828 secondo me non sai leggere e uno juventino ti ha scopato la mammina. Prima cosa, fu accertato la prassi di esagerare con farmaci legali, nessun doping (sfortunatamente appartiene ad altri calciatori). Per il resto anche altre squadre hanno festeggiato con i cadaveri, tra chi è stato investito, sparato, o chi festeggia in piena pandemia uno scudettino e poi muore in terapia intensiva....
@@alessandroguermandi8828 abbiamo due Cl. Trovati dopati no, e nell'85 è vinta per quei 39. Si deve vergognare il Liverpool di esistere e voi che ironizzate sui morti. Io da signore, non offendo nessuno. Onore ai morti, e prova ad non essere obnubilato dall'odio
