2001-2002 Real Madrid Goal Logs, Champions League

2001-2002 Real Madrid Goal Logs (Champions League)

Record: 19-9-10, 66 points (1.74 per game), 3rd in La Liga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 14-5-0, 47 points Away Record: 5-4-10, 19 points

Goals: 69 (1.82 per game), Goals Against: 44 (1.16 per game), Diff: 25

Governing Country: Spain es

Gender: Male

Continental Qualification: 2002-2003 Champions League (First group stage) via Champions League win

2001-2002 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	2001-09-11	First group stage	Away	Luís Figo	Roma	Y	50	0-0
2	2001-09-11	First group stage	Away	Guti	Roma	Y	63	1-0
3	2001-09-19	First group stage	Home	Pedro Munitis	Loko Moscow	Y	39	0-0
4	2001-09-19	First group stage	Home	Luís Figo	Loko Moscow	Y	64	1-0
5	2001-09-19	First group stage	Home	Roberto Carlos	Loko Moscow	Y	81	2-0
6	2001-09-19	First group stage	Home	Sávio	Loko Moscow	Y	87	3-0
7	2001-09-26	First group stage	Home	Albert Celades	Anderlecht	Y	49	0-1
8	2001-09-26	First group stage	Home	Raúl	Anderlecht	Y	51	1-1
9	2001-09-26	First group stage	Home	Raúl	Anderlecht	Y	68	2-1
10	2001-09-26	First group stage	Home	Santiago Solari	Anderlecht	Y	79	3-1
11	2001-10-16	First group stage	Away	Roberto Carlos	Anderlecht	Y	19	0-0
12	2001-10-16	First group stage	Away	Steve McManaman	Anderlecht	Y	35	1-0
13	2001-10-24	First group stage	Home	Luís Figo	Roma	Y	75	0-1
14	2001-11-21	Second group stage	Away	Zinédine Zidane	Sparta Prague	Y	20	0-0
15	2001-11-21	Second group stage	Away	Fernando Morientes	Sparta Prague	Y	36	1-1
16	2001-11-21	Second group stage	Away	Fernando Morientes	Sparta Prague	Y	74	2-2
17	2001-12-04	Second group stage	Home	Iván Helguera	Panathinaikos	Y	41	0-0
18	2001-12-04	Second group stage	Home	Raúl	Panathinaikos	Y	66	1-0
19	2001-12-04	Second group stage	Home	Raúl	Panathinaikos	Y	72	2-0
20	2002-02-19	Second group stage	Home	Santiago Solari	Porto	N	83	0-0
21	2002-02-27	Second group stage	Away	Santiago Solari	Porto	Y	7	0-0
22	2002-02-27	Second group stage	Away	Iván Helguera	Porto	Y	20	1-0
23	2002-03-12	Second group stage	Home	Santiago Solari	Sparta Prague	Y	60	0-0
24	2002-03-12	Second group stage	Home	Guti	Sparta Prague	Y	64	1-0
25	2002-03-12	Second group stage	Home	Sávio	Sparta Prague	N	71	2-0
26	2002-03-20	Second group stage	Away	Fernando Morientes	Panathinaikos	Y	11	0-1
27	2002-03-20	Second group stage	Away	Javier Portillo	Panathinaikos	N	80	1-2
28	2002-04-02	Quarter-finals	Away	Geremi	Bayern Munich	Y	11	0-0
29	2002-04-10	Quarter-finals	Home	Iván Helguera	Bayern Munich	Y	69	0-0
30	2002-04-10	Quarter-finals	Home	Guti	Bayern Munich	N	85	1-0
31	2002-04-23	Semi-finals	Away	Zinédine Zidane	Barcelona	Y	55	0-0
32	2002-04-23	Semi-finals	Away	Steve McManaman	Barcelona	N	90+2	1-0
33	2002-05-01	Semi-finals	Home	Raúl	Barcelona	Y	43	0-0
34	2002-05-15	Final	Neutral	Raúl	Leverkusen	Y	8	0-0
35	2002-05-15	Final	Neutral	Zinédine Zidane	Leverkusen	Y	45	1-1

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Notes
1	2001-09-11	First group stage	Away	Francesco Totti	Roma	Y	73	0-2
2	2001-09-26	First group stage	Home	Aruna Dindane	Anderlecht	Y	33	0-0
3	2001-10-24	First group stage	Home	Francesco Totti	Roma	Y	35	0-0
4	2001-10-30	First group stage	Away	Maksim Buznikin	Loko Moscow	Y	30	0-0
5	2001-10-30	First group stage	Away	Igor Cherevchenko	Loko Moscow	Y	50	1-0
6	2001-11-21	Second group stage	Away	Rastislav Michalík	Sparta Prague	Y	30	0-1
7	2001-11-21	Second group stage	Away	Libor Sionko	Sparta Prague	Y	72	1-2
8	2002-02-27	Second group stage	Away	Capucho	Porto	Y	28	0-2
9	2002-03-20	Second group stage	Away	Nikos Liberopoulos	Panathinaikos	Y	9	0-0
10	2002-03-20	Second group stage	Away	Giannis Goumas	Panathinaikos	Y	64	1-1
11	2002-04-02	Quarter-finals	Away	Stefan Effenberg	Bayern Munich	Y	82	0-1
12	2002-04-02	Quarter-finals	Away	Claudio Pizarro	Bayern Munich	N	88	1-1
13	2002-05-01	Semi-finals	Home	Iván Helguera (OG)	Barcelona	Y	49	0-1	Own Goal
14	2002-05-15	Final	Neutral	Lúcio	Leverkusen	Y	13	0-1

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