ROTTERDAM (NETHERLANDS), 05/08 - Brazilian striker Marcio Amoroso (R) of Borussia Dortmund vies with Ghanaian Chris Gyan (L) of Feyenoord Rotterdam in a UEFA Cup final at stadium De Kuip in Rotterdam 08 May 2002.
Feyenoord's players jubilate after winning the UEFA Cup football final between Feyenoord Rotterdam. Gyan (second from left)
Feyenoord 3 - Pierre van Hooijdonk 33 pen, 39; Jon Dahl Tomasson 50
Borussia 2 - Marcio Amoroso 47 pen; Jan Koller 58
Red cards: Jurgen Kohler 31 (Borussia)
Half time: 2-0, Attendance:
Referee: Vitor Manuel Melo Pereira
Stadium: De Kuip
Feyenoord: Edwin Zoetebier, Christian Gyan, Tomasz Rzasa, Kees van Wonderen, Paul Bosvelt, Shinji Ono (Ramon van Haaren, 84), Patrick Paauwe, Robin van-Persie (Vitor Santiago, 63), Jon Dahl Tomasson, Pierre van Hooijdonk, Bonaventure Kalou (Johan Elmander, 76)
Borussia: Jens Lehmann, Christian Worns, Jurgen Kohler, Stefan Reuter, Aparecido Evanilson, Tomas Rosicky, Leonardo Dede, Lars Ricken (Heiko Herrlich, 70), Jan Koller, Marcio Amoroso, Henrique Ewerthon (Otto Addo, 61)
ROTTERDAM (NETHERLANDS), 05/08 - Brazilian striker Marcio Amoroso (R) of Borussia Dortmund vies with Ghanaian Chris Gyan (L) of Feyenoord Rotterdam in a UEFA Cup final at stadium De Kuip in Rotterdam 08 May 2002.
Feyenoord's players jubilate after winning the UEFA Cup football final between Feyenoord Rotterdam. Gyan (second from left)
Feyenoord 3 - Pierre van Hooijdonk 33 pen, 39; Jon Dahl Tomasson 50
Borussia 2 - Marcio Amoroso 47 pen; Jan Koller 58
Red cards: Jurgen Kohler 31 (Borussia)
Half time: 2-0, Attendance:
Referee: Vitor Manuel Melo Pereira
Stadium: De Kuip
Feyenoord: Edwin Zoetebier, Christian Gyan, Tomasz Rzasa, Kees van Wonderen, Paul Bosvelt, Shinji Ono (Ramon van Haaren, 84), Patrick Paauwe, Robin van-Persie (Vitor Santiago, 63), Jon Dahl Tomasson, Pierre van Hooijdonk, Bonaventure Kalou (Johan Elmander, 76)
Borussia: Jens Lehmann, Christian Worns, Jurgen Kohler, Stefan Reuter, Aparecido Evanilson, Tomas Rosicky, Leonardo Dede, Lars Ricken (Heiko Herrlich, 70), Jan Koller, Marcio Amoroso, Henrique Ewerthon (Otto Addo, 61)
