1998-1999 Barcelona Goal Logs, Champions League

1998-1999 Barcelona Goal Logs (Champions League)

Record: 24-7-7, 79 points (2.08 per game), 1st in La Liga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 13-3-3, 42 points Away Record: 11-4-4, 37 points

Goals: 87 (2.29 per game), Goals Against: 43 (1.13 per game), Diff: 44

Governing Country: Spain es

Gender: Male

Champions League: Finished 3rd place in Group stage

1998-1999 Competitions

All Competitions

La Liga

Champions League

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	1998-09-16	Group stage	Away	Sonny Anderson	Manchester Utd	Y	47	0-2
2	1998-09-16	Group stage	Away	Giovanni	Manchester Utd	Y	59	1-2
3	1998-09-16	Group stage	Away	Luis Enrique	Manchester Utd	Y	70	2-3
4	1998-09-30	Group stage	Home	Sonny Anderson	Brøndby	Y	44	0-0
5	1998-09-30	Group stage	Home	Sonny Anderson	Brøndby	Y	85	1-0
6	1998-11-04	Group stage	Home	Giovanni	Bayern Munich	Y	29	0-0
7	1998-11-25	Group stage	Home	Sonny Anderson	Manchester Utd	Y	1	0-0
8	1998-11-25	Group stage	Home	Rivaldo	Manchester Utd	Y	57	1-2
9	1998-11-25	Group stage	Home	Rivaldo	Manchester Utd	Y	73	2-3
10	1998-12-09	Group stage	Away	Luís Figo	Brøndby	Y	6	0-0
11	1998-12-09	Group stage	Away	Rivaldo	Brøndby	Y	36	1-0

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	1998-09-16	Group stage	Away	Ryan Giggs	Manchester Utd	Y	16	0-0
2	1998-09-16	Group stage	Away	Paul Scholes	Manchester Utd	Y	24	1-0
3	1998-09-16	Group stage	Away	David Beckham	Manchester Utd	Y	63	2-2
4	1998-10-21	Group stage	Away	Stefan Effenberg	Bayern Munich	Y	45	0-0
5	1998-11-04	Group stage	Home	Alexander Zickler	Bayern Munich	Y	48	0-1
6	1998-11-04	Group stage	Home	Hasan Salihamidžić	Bayern Munich	N	87	1-1
7	1998-11-25	Group stage	Home	Dwight Yorke	Manchester Utd	Y	25	0-1
8	1998-11-25	Group stage	Home	Andy Cole	Manchester Utd	Y	53	1-1
9	1998-11-25	Group stage	Home	Dwight Yorke	Manchester Utd	Y	68	2-2

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