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European Cup · Final · 18 May 1960

Seven at Hampden

Real Madrid 7–3 Eintracht Frankfurt · Hampden Park, Glasgow

Puskás scored four, Di Stéfano three: seven at Hampden.

Puskás took four of Madrid's seven, Di Stéfano the other three, and Frankfurt were beaten in front of more than 127,000 at Hampden. Three of the goals arrived in the space of three minutes after 70. It remains the highest-scoring European Cup final.

Ferenc Puskás leading Real Madrid out at Turin in February 1962, two seasons after Hampden
Photo: Unknown author · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

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