Marco van Basten's ratings in World Cups and Euros 1988-1992

Euro 1988

Soviet Union 0-1 : 5,30

England 3-1 : 8,40 [3]

Ireland 1-0 : 6,20

West Germany 3-2 : 7,50 [1]

Soviet Union 2-0 : 7,40 [1]

average : 6,96

1990 World Cup

Egypt 1-1 : 6,20

England 0-0 : 5,60

Ireland 1-1 : 6,20

Germany 1-2 : 4,70

average : 5,68

Euro 1992

Scotland 1-0 : 6,30

CIS 0-0 : 6,40

Germany 3-1 : 6,80

Denmark 2-2 pen : 4,60

average : 6,02

Milan ratings 1992/93

6,70 Marco van Basten

6,64 Paolo Maldini

6,53 Ruud Gullit

6,52 Franco Baresi

6,36 Sebastiano Rossi

6,33 Marco Simone

6,29 Demetrio Albertini

6,25 Roberto Donadoni

6,24 Stefano Eranio

6,23 Frank Rijkaard

6,18 Zvonimir Boban, Alberico Evani

6,15 Francesco Antonioli, Mauro Tassotti

6,14 Daniele Massaro

6,12 Alessandro Costacurta

6,09 Gianluigi Lentini, Jean-Pierre Papin

5,98 Dejan Savićević

5,83 Stefano Nava

5,73 Enzo Gambaro

Goals and assist leaders in Euros, 1980-2024

2024: Georges Mikautadze (Georgia) 4 (3 goals+1 ass)

2021: Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 6 (5+1)

2016: Antoine Griezmann (France) 8 (6+2)

2012: David Silva (Spain) 5 (2+3)

2008: Lukas Podolski (Germany) 5 (3+2)

= Wesley Sneijder (Holland) 5 (2+3)

2004: Milan Baroš (Czech Rep.) 6 (5+1)

2000: Patrick Kluivert (Holland) (5+0)

= Savo Milošević (Yugoslavia) 5 (5+0)

= Ljubinko Drulović (Yugoslavia) 5 (1+4)

1996: Alan Shearer (England) 5 (5+0)

1992: Frank Rijkaard (Holland) 4 (2+2)

1988: Marco van Basten (Holland) 7 (5+2)

1984: Michel Platini (France) 10 (9+1)

1980: Klaus Allofs (West Germany) 3 (3+0)

= Antonín Panenka (Czechoslovakia) 3 (1+2)

Le pagelle Guerin Sportivo: gli stranieri della Serie A 1986/87 e 1987/88

 

Netherlands ratings in the Euro 1992

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - Corriere della Sera - La Stampa - Aftonbladet.

6,66 Frank Rijkaard
6,48 Dennis Bergkamp
6,32 Rob Witschge
6,10 Marco van Basten
6,08 Ruud Gullit
6,06 Ronald Koeman
6,05 Berry van Aerle, Adri van Tiggelen
6,04 Hans van Breukelen
5,88 Jan Wouters
5,35 Frank de Boer

Le pagelle del Milan 1990/91

Serie A, Coppa Campioni e Coppa Intercontinentale. Pagelle: Corriere dello Sport - Gazzetta dello Sport - Guerin Sportivo - Tuttosport - La Stampa.

6,58 Franco Baresi
6,42 Paolo Maldini
6,39 Frank Rijkaard
6,33 Ruud Gullit
6,30 Carlo Ancelotti
6,19 Marco van Basten
6,18 Alberico Evani, Marco Simone
6,16 Sebastiano Rossi
6,14 Andrea Pazzagli
6,10 Gianluca Gaudenzi
6,09 Alessandro Costacurta
6,08 Filippo Galli
6,01 Stefano Carobbi
6,00 Mauro Tassotti
5,98 Roberto Donadoni
5,94 Giovanni Stroppa
5,86 Daniele Massaro
5,85 Angelo Carbone
5,62 Massimo Agostini

Best players in the world, February 1988

Gazzetta dello Sport, 23 February 1988
 

1. Diego Maradona : 87
2. Ruud Gullit : 77
3. Emilio Butragueño : 42
4. Futre : 37
5. Gianluca Vialli : 34
6. Careca : 23
7. Hugo Sánchez, Rabah Madjer : 22
9. Gary Lineker : 21
10. Bernd Schuster : 20
11. Marco van Basten, Míchel : 14
13. Enzo Francescoli, Ian Rush : 11
15. John Barnes : 10
16. Igor Belanov : 9
17. Peter Beardsley : 7
18. Preben Elkjær, Ronald Koeman : 6
20. Júlio César, Jean Tigana, Rinat Dasaev : 5
23. Bryan Robson, Glenn Hoddle : 4
25. Peter Larsson, Frank Rijkaard, Franco Baresi, Jorge Valdano : 3
29. Jean-Marie Pfaff, Johnny Bosman : 2
31. Rudi Völler, Lothar Matthäus, Gallego, Pierre Littbarski, Gheorghe Hagi : 1

The 25 best goals in history

25. Francesco Totti, Sampdoria 1-Roma 4, Serie A 2006

24. Andrés Iniesta, Chelsea 1-Barcelona 1, CL semifinal 2009

23. Lionel Messi, Real Madrid 0-Barcelona 2, CL semifinal 2011

22. Ronaldinho, Real Madrid 0, Barcelona 3, La Liga 2005

21. Tony Yeboah, Leeds 1-Liverpool 0, Premier League 1995

20. Gheorghe "Gică" Hagi, Romania 3-Colombia 1, WC 1994 group stage

19. Ronaldo, Barcelona 5-Compostela 1, La Liga 1996

18. Roberto Baggio, Juventus 1-Brescia 1, Serie A 2001

17. George Weah, Milan 4-Verona 1, Serie A 1996

16. Maxi Rodríguez, Argentina 2-Mexico 1, WC 2006 round of 16

15. Cristiano Ronaldo, FC Porto 0-Man United 1, CL 2009 quarterfinal

14. Carlos Alberto Torres, Brazil 4-Italy 1, WC final 1970

13. Neymar, Santos 5-Flamengo 4, Brasileirão 2011

12. Roberto Carlos, Tenerife 4-Real Madrid 3, La Liga 1998

11. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Ajax 6-NAC Breda 2, Eredivisie 2004

10. Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus 0-Real Madrid 3, CL quarterfinal 2018

9. Pelé, Sweden 2-Brazil 5, WC 1958 final

8. Dennis Bergkamp, Newcastle 0-Arsenal 2, PL 2002

7. Wayne Rooney, Man United-Man City, PL 2011

6. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sweden 4-England 2, friendly 2012

5. Roberto Carlos, Brazil 1-France 1, Tournoi de France 1997

4. Zinédine Zidane, Real Madrid 2-Bayer Leverkusen 1, CL final 2002

3. Lionel Messi, Barcelona 5-Getafe 2, La Liga 2007

2. Marco van Basten, Netherlands 2-Soviet Union 0, Euro 1988 final

1. Diego Maradona, Argentina 2-England 1, WC 1986 quarterfinal

World Soccer's reader poll: the top 200 players of all time [1999]

 

1. Pelé : 5499 points
2. Diego Maradona : 3949
3. Johan Cruyff : 3388
4. Franz Beckenbauer : 2780
5. Michel Platini : 1854
6. Alfredo Di Stéfano : 1541
7. Ferenc Puskás : 1537
8. George Best : 1190
9. Marco van Basten : 1026
10. Eusébio : 1022
11. Lev Yashin : 821
12. Bobby Charlton : 680
13. Ronaldo : 541
14. Bobby Moore : 539
15. Gerd Müller : 498
16. Roberto Baggio : 486
17. Stanley Matthews : 429
18. Zico : 390
19. Franco Baresi : 371
20. Garrincha : 361
21. Paolo Maldini : 345
22. Kenny Dalglish : 334
23. Gabriel Batistuta : 300
24. Éric Cantona : 299
25. Gheorghe Hagi : 293
26. Romário : 257
27. Jairzinho : 248
28. Zinédine Zidane : 238
29. Ruud Gullit : 221
30. John Charles : 212
31. Lothar Matthäus : 202
32. Gordon Banks : 178
33. Jürgen Klinsmann : 168
34. Dennis Bergkamp : 150
35. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge : 149
36. Gary Lineker : 134
37. Giuseppe Meazza : 132
38. Rivelino : 124
39. Didi : 123
40. Ian Rush : 109
41. Peter Schmeichel & Paolo Rossi : 104
43. George Weah : 99
44. Michael Owen : 90
45. Just Fontaine : 88
46. Duncan Edwards : 86
47. Dino Zoff : 80
48. Hristo Stoichkov : 77
49. David Beckham : 74
50. Tom Finney : 72
51. Rivaldo : 71
52. Claudio Caniggia : 64
53. Tostão : 63
54. Frank Rijkaard : 62
55. José Luis Chilavert : 61
56. Kevin Keegan : 60
57. Paul Gascoigne : 57
58. Roger Milla : 56
59. Michael Laudrup : 55
60. Andriy Shevchenko : 54
61. David Ginola, Glenn Hoddle & Sócrates : 53
64. Roberto Carlos & Alan Shearer : 52
66. Daniel Passarella : 51
67. Davor Suker : 50
68. "Dixie" Dean, Sándor Kocsis, Christian Vieri & Juan Schiaffino : 49
72. Mario Kempes, Johan Neeskens & Gigi Riva : 47
75. José Nasazzi & Günter Netzer : 46
77. Alessandro Del Piero & Carlos Valderrama : 43
79. Ricardo Zamora : 42
80. Enzo Francescoli : 41
81. Edgard Davids & Paco Gento : 40
83. Jim Baxter, Falcão, Ryan Giggs & Sepp Maier : 38
87. Zbigniew Boniek, Pat Jennings & György Sárosi : 37
90. Giacinto Facchetti : 36
91. Alan Hansen, Raymond Kopa, Bryan Robson & Mattias Sammer : 34
95. László Kubala & Neville Southall : 33
97. Gerson : 32
98. Paulo Futre & Preben Elkjær : 31
100. Bebeto : 30
101. Mattias Sindelar, Jaap Stam, Luis Suárez [Spain], Gianni Rivera, Andoni Zubizarreta, Ariel Ortega, László Détári & Jürgen Kohler : 29
109. Teófilo Cubillas, Sunday Oliseh, Nílton Santos, Gaetano Scirea & Steve McManaman : 28
114. Giuseppe Bergomi, Marcelo Salas, Bernd Schuster & Oleh Blokhin : 27
118. Fernando Hierro, Gianfranco Zola & Gianluca Vialli : 26
121. Thomas Hässler, Nwankwu Kanu, Ronald Koeman, Sandro Mazzola & Liam Brady : 25
126. Dragan Džajić, Billy Bremner, Marius Lăcătuş, Brian Laudrup, Jimmy Greaves & Zoltán Czibor : 24
131. John Barnes, Edwin van der Sar, Jimmy Johnstone, Dejan Savičević & Claudio López : 23
136. Claudio Gentile & Geoff Hurst : 22
138. Ángel Amadeo Labruna, Sol Campbell, Diego Simeone & Nándor Hidegkuti : 21
142. Danny Blanchflower & Luis Hernández : 20
144. Leônidas, Ciro Ferrara, Hugo Sánchez & Denílson : 19
148. Emilio Butragueño, Obdulio Varela, Dwight Yorke & Salvatore Schillaci : 18
152. Dunga, Mario Basler, Silvio Piola, Rudi Völler, Ray Wilson, Gheorghe Popescu, Djalma Santos, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Roberto Mancini & Colin Bell : 17
162. Ray Clemence, Wolfgang Overath, Karlheinz Förster, Juan Sebastián Verón, Oliver Bierhoff, Peter Shilton & Jozsef Boszik : 16
170. Gilmar, Rob Rensenbrink, Billy Wright & Alan McInally : 15
174. Éder, Lawton, Domingos da Guia, I. Wright, Krol, Giles & Ardiles : 14
181. Ademir, L. Sánchez, van Hanegem, Ugarte, Thuram & Köpke : 13
187. Roy Keane, Kluivert, H. Larsson, McCoist, Moreno, Rui Costa, Seeler, Haller & Cafu : 12
196. Jorginho, Juninho Paulista, Pearce, Plánička, Vavá & Friedenreich : 11.



Per nation:
1. Brazil : 27
2. England : 26
3. Italy : 21
4. Germany : 19
5. Holland : 14
6. Argentina : 13
7. Hungary : 8
8. Scotland, France & Spain : 7
11. Uruguay, Wales & Denmark : 4
14. Yugoslavia, Romania, Portugal, Ireland & Northern Ireland : 3
19. Cameroon, Nigeria, Chile, Ukraine, Soviet Union, Mexico : 2

Serie A ratings 1989/90

 

Ratings: La Repubblica.

6,69 Franco Baresi (Milan)
6,67 Stefano Tacconi (Juventus)
6,66 Luigi De Agostini (Juventus)
6,62 Giancarlo Marocchi (Juventus)
6,61 Pietro Vierchowod (Sampdoria), Gianluca Signorini (Genoa)
6,59 Walter Zenga (Inter)
6,58 Lothar Matthäus (Inter)
6,52 Fabrizio Lorieri (Ascoli), Rudi Völler (Roma), João Paulo (Bari)
6,50 Frank Rijkaard (Milan)
6,48 Raffaele Sergio (Lazio), Marco van Basten, Carlo Ancelotti (Milan), Davide Fontolan (Genoa)
6,45 Renato Villa (Bologna)
6,44 Giuseppe Bergomi (Inter), Luigino Pasciullo (Atalanta), Gabriele Pin (Lazio)
6,42 Diego Maradona, Ciro Ferrara, Massimo Crippa (Napoli), Alessandro Costacurta (Milan), Glenn Strömberg (Atalanta), Salvatore Schillaci (Juventus), Roberto Mancini (Sampdoria)
6,41 Andrea Icardi (Lazio).

Oggi 30 anni fa: il ranking della Serie A

Pagelle de La Stampa.

6,82 Giuseppe Signori (Lazio)
6,75 Fabio Marchioro (Pescara)
6,67 Paolo Maldini (Milan)
6,64 Fabrizio Ferron (Atalanta)
6,63 Luca Fusi (Torino)
6,62 Marco van Basten (Milan)
6,61 Ruud Gullit (Milan)
6,59 Aaron Winter (Lazio)
6,58 Attilio Lombardo (Sampdoria)
6,56 Stefan Effenberg (Fiorentina)

 

Ideal XI of 1987 according to Guerin Sportivo,

European Cup topscorers 1980-89

 

European Cup, Cup Winners' Cup, UEFA Cup and European Supercup.

33 goals: Torbjörn Nilsson (IFK Göteborg, Kaiserslautern)
31: Santillana (Real Madrid)
30: Alessandro Altobelli (Inter)
29: Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern München, Inter)
28: Michel Platini (St-Etienne, Juventus)
25: Klaus Allofs (Fortuna Düsseldorf, Köln, Marseille)
25: Dieter Hoeness (Bayern München)
22: Horst Hrubesch (Hamburger SV)
22: Zlatko Vujovic (Hajduk Split, Bordeaux)
22: Kenneth Brylle (Vejle, Anderlecht, PSV Eindhoven, Club Brugge)
21: Marco van Basten (Ajax, Milan)
21: John Wark (Ipswich, Liverpool)
19: Yuri Gavrilov (Spartak Moscow)
18: Mark McGhee (Aberdeen, Hamburger SV, Celtic)
17: Hans Krankl (Rapid Wien, Barcelona)
17: Emilio Butragueño (Real Madrid)
17: Hugo Sánchez (Atlético, Real Madrid)
16: Toni Polster (Austria Wien)
16: Aldo Serena (Inter, Juventus)
15: Preben Elkjær (Lokeren, Verona)
15: Mark Falco (Tottenham, Rangers)
15: Manuel Fernandes (Sporting Lisbon)
15: Juanito (Real Madrid)
15: Sören Lerby (Ajax, Bayern München, Monaco, PSV Eindhoven)
15: Dieter Müller (Köln, Bordeaux)
15: Paolo Rossi (Juventus)
15: Ian Rush (Liverpool)
15: Ramas Shengelia (Dinamo Tbilisi)
15: Erwin Vandenbergh (Anderlecht)
14: Fernando Gomes (FC Porto)
14: Ralph Milne (Dundee United)
14: Nené (Benfica)
13: Nikos Anastopoulos (Olympiakos)
13: Paul Breitner (Bayern München)
13: Jean-Paul Brigger (Servette, Sion)
13: Kees Kist (AZ 67, Paris-SG)
13: Uwe Rahn (Bor. M'gladbach)
---
11: Diego Maradona (Barcelona, Napoli)

Top individual ratings Euro 1988

8,40 van Basten vs England (3-1)
8,20 Dasaev vs Holland (1-0, group stage)
7,80 Míchel vs Denmark (3-2)
7,70 Mikhailichenko & Zavarov vs Italy (2-0)
7,60 Bonner vs England (1-0)
7,50 van Basten vs West Germany (2-1)
7,50 Mikhailichenko vs England (3-1)
7,50 Litovchenko vs Italy (2-0)
7,40 van Basten & Gullit vs USSR (2-0, final)
7,40 Rijkaard vs USSR (0-1, group stage)
7,40 Gullit vs England (3-1)
7,40 R. Houghton vs England (1-0)
7,40 Butragueño vs Denmark (3-2)
7,40 F. Baresi & Maldini vs Denmark (2-0)
7,30 R. Koeman vs West Germany (2-1)
7,30 Donadoni vs Germany (1-1)
7,30 Maldini vs Spain (1-0)

Some recent GOAT rankings

 FourFourTwo (Nov 2022) UK
1. Messi
2. Maradona
3. Cristiano Ronaldo
4. Pelé
5. Zidane
6. Cruyff
7. Best
8. Beckenbauer
9. Puskás
10. Ronaldo
11. G. Müller
12. Di Stéfano
13. Platini
14. Zico
15. Garrincha
16. B. Charlton
17. Maldini
18. Romário
19. Meazza
20. Iniesta

SportMob (Nov 2022) 
1. Messi
2. Maradona
3. Pelé
4. Cristiano Ronaldo
5. Cruyff
6. Di Stéfano
7. Beckenbauer
8. Zidane
9. Puskás
10. Garrincha
11. Ronaldo
12. Platini
13. van Basten
14. Best
15. F. Baresi
16. Zico
17. G. Müller
18. Meazza
19. B. Charlton
20. Ronaldinho

Wow Nieuws (2022) Netherlands
1. Messi
2. Cristiano Ronaldo
3. Maradona
4. Pelé
5. Cruyff
6. Di Stéfano
7. Beckenbauer
8. Zidane
9. Puskás
10. Ronaldo
11. Garrincha
12. Platini
13. van Basten
14. Best
15. F. Baresi
16. Zico
17. G. Müller
18. Meazza
19. B. Charlton
20. Maldini

Memorias del Fútbol (Oct 2021) Spain
1. Maradona
2. Messi
3. Pelé
4. Di Stéfano
5. Cristiano Ronaldo
6. Cruyff
7. Beckenbauer
8. Ronaldo
9. Puskás
10. Platini
11. Zidane
12. Garrincha
13. Ronaldinho
14. Eusébio
15. van Basten
16. Best
17. G. Müller
18. Zico
19. Maldini
20. Romário

 Fútbol Moderno (Jan 2021) Spain
1. Messi
2. Pelé
=. Maradona
4. Cruyff
5. Di Stéfano
6. Zidane
7. Beckenbauer
8. Ronaldo
9. Cristiano Ronaldo
10. Platini
11. Ronaldinho
12. G. Müller
13. Maldini
14. Puskás
15. F. Baresi
16. Zico
17. Best
18. van Basten
19. Iniesta
20. Baggio

90Min (Aug 2020) Germany
1. Messi
2. Pelé
3. Maradona
4. Beckenbauer
5. Cruyff
6. Zidane
7. Ronaldo
8. Platini
9. Baggio
10. Di Stéfano
11. Cristiano Ronaldo
12. G. Müller
13. Garrincha
14. Maldini
15. Puskás
16. F. Baresi
17. Zico
18. Best
19. Ronaldinho
20. van Basten

Sports (July 2020) France
1. Pelé
2. Maradona
3. Messi
4. Cruyff
5. Ronaldo
6. Cristiano Ronaldo
7. Zidane
8. Platini
9. Beckenbauer
10. Di Stéfano
11. G. Müller
12. Garrincha
13. Romário
14. Best
15. Puskás
16. Eusébio
17. van Basten
18. Ronaldinho
19. Yashin
20. B. Charlton

Sports Illustrated (May 2019) USA
1. Maradona
2. Pelé
3. Messi
4. Beckenbauer
5. Cruyff
6. Zidane
7. Ronaldo
8. Platini
9. Baggio
10. Di Stéfano
11. Garrincha
12. G. Müller
13. Maldini
14. Puskás
15. Cristiano Ronaldo
16. F. Baresi
17. Zico
18. Best
19. van Basten
20. Eusébio  

FourFourTwo (July 2017) UK
1. Maradona
2. Messi
3. Pelé
4. Cruyff
5. Cristiano Ronaldo
6. Di Stéfano
7. Beckenbauer
8. Zidane
9. Puskás
10. Ronaldo
11. Garrincha
12. Platini
13. van Basten
14. Best
15. F. Baresi
16. Zico
17. G. Müller
18. Meazza
19. B. Charlton
20. Maldini

Voetbal International (June 2017) Netherlands
1. Messi
2. Maradona
3. Cruyff
4. Pelé
5. Di Stéfano
6. Ronaldo
7. Cristiano Ronaldo
8. Zidane
9. Beckenbauer
10. van Basten
11. Garrincha
12. Best
13. Romário
14. Puskás
15. Zico
16. Platini
17. Ronaldinho
18. G. Muller
19. Yashin
20. B. Charlton

Xtrahistory (Jan 2013)
1. Messi
2. Pelé
3. Maradona
4. Cristiano Ronaldo
5. Cruyff
6. Beckenbauer
7. Di Stéfano
8. Platini
9. Puskás
10. Zidane
11. Zico
12. Garrincha
13. G. Müller
14. Ronaldo
15. Matthäus
16. Eusébio
17. Meazza
18. B. Charlton
19. Kopa
20. Maldini

World Soccer (Dec 1999) UK
1. Pelé
2. Maradona
3. Cruyff
4. Beckenbauer
5. Platini
6. Di Stéfano
7. Puskás
8. Best
9. van Basten
10. Eusébio
11. Yashin
12. B. Charlton
13. Ronaldo
14. Moore
15. G. Müller
16. Baggio
17. Matthews
18. Zico
19. F. Baresi
20. Garrincha

 

Euro topscorers (excluding penalties)

1960: Valentin Ivanov, Viktor Ponedelnik (Soviet Union), Milan Galić, Drazan Jerković (Yugoslavia), François Heutte (France) - 2

1964: Ferenc Bene (Hungary), Pereda (Spain) - 2

1968: Dragan Džajić (Yugoslavia) - 2

1972: Gerd Müller (West Germany) - 4

1976: Dieter Müller (West Germany) - 4

1980: Klaus Allofs (Germany) - 3

1984: Michel Platini (France) - 8

1988: Marco van Basten (Holland) - 5

1992: Dennis Bergkamp (Holland), Henrik Larsen (Denmark), Karl-Heinz Riedle (Germany) - 3

1996: Alan Shearer (England) - 4

2000: Patrick Kluivert (Holland) - 5

2004: Milan Baroš (Czech Republic) - 5

2008: David Villa (Spain) - 4

2012: Mario Balotelli (Italy), Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Alan Dzagoev (Russia), Fernando Torres (Spain), Mario Gómez (Germany), Mario Mandžukić (Croatia) - 3

2016: Antoine Griezmann (France) - 5 

2021: Robert Lewandowski (Poland), Romelu Lukaku (Belgium), Georginio Wijnaldum (Holland) - 3

Holland: average ratings in the Euro 1988

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - El Mundo Deportivo.

7,24 Frank Rijkaard
7,11 Marco van Basten
6,77 Ruud Gullit
6,71 Ronald Koeman
6,31 Hans van Breukelen
6,27 Erwin Koeman
6,24 Adri van Tiggelen
6,13 Wim Kieft
6,11 Jan Wouters, Gerald Vanenburg
6,04 Arnold Mühren
5,84 Berry van Aerle

Memory Lane: top individual ratings Euro 1988.

8,20 Dasaev vs Holland (1-0, group stage)
7,80 Michel vs Denmark (3-2)
7,70 Mikhailichenko & Zavarov vs Italy (2-0)
7,60 Bonner vs England (1-0)
7,50 Van Basten vs West Germany (2-1)
7,50 Mikhailichenko vs England (3-1)
7,50 Litovchenko vs Italy (2-0)
7,40 Van Basten & Gullit vs USSR (2-0, final)
7,40 Rijkaard vs USSR (0-1, group stage)
7,40 Gullit vs England (3-1)
7,40 R. Houghton vs England (1-0)
7,40 Butragueño vs Denmark (3-2)
7,40 F. Baresi & Maldini vs Denmark (2-0)
7,30 R. Koeman vs West Germany (2-1)
7,30 Donadoni vs Germany (1-1)
7,30 Maldini vs Spain (1-0)

Memory Lane: European Cup topscorers 1984-89.

1984/85
7: Torbjörn Nilsson (IFK Göteborg), Michel Platini (Juventus)
5: Paolo Rossi (Juventus), Ian Rush & John Wark (Liverpool)

1985/86
7: Torbjörn Nilsson (IFK Göteborg)
5: Lajos Détári (Budapest Honvéd), Ismo Lius (Kuusysi Lahti), Victor Piţurcă (Steaua Bucharest), Aldo Serena (Juventus)

1986/87
7:  Borislav Cvetković (Crvena Zvezda)
5: Oleg Blokhin (Dynamo Kiev), Emilio Butragueño (Real Madrid), Fernando Gomes (FC Porto), Michael Laudrup (Juventus), Vadym Yevtushenko (Dynamo Kiev)

1987/88
4: Gheorghe Hagi (Steaua Bucureşti), Jean-Marc Ferreri (Girondins de Bordeaux), Rabah Madjer (FC Porto), Ally McCoist (Rangers), Petar Novak (Sparta Prague), Michel (Real Madrid), Rui Águas (Benfica)

1988/89
10: Marco van Basten (Milan)
7: Marius Lăcătuş (Steaua Bucharest)
6: Gheorghe Hagi (Steaua Bucharest), Tanju Çolak (Galatasaray), Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)

Per nationality:
4: Romania
2: Sweden, Italy, Soviet Union, Spain, Portugal, France, Scotland.

Memory Lane: Serie A topscorer tables 1980s.

1979/80
16: Bettega (Juventus)
15: Altobelli (Inter)
13: P. Rossi (Perugia)
12: Graziani (Torino), Pruzzo (Roma), Selvaggi (Cagliari)
11: Savoldi (Bologna)
 9: Giordano (Lazio), Palanca (Catanzaro)

1980/81
18: Pruzzo (Roma)
13: Palanca (Catanzaro)
12: Altobelli (Inter)
11: Graziani (Torino), C. Pellegrini (Napoli)
 9: Antognoni (Fiorentina), Chimenti (Pisa), Pulici (Torino)
 8: Brady (Juventus), Selvaggi (Cagliari), Zanone (Udinese)

1981/82
15: Pruzzo (Roma)
12: Bivi (Catanzaro)
11: C. Pellegrini (Napoli)
 9: Altobelli &  Beccalossi (Inter), Bertoni & Graziani (Fiorentina), Garlini (Cesena), Mancini (Bologna), Piras (Cagliari), Schachner (Cesena), Virdis (Juventus)

1982/83
16: Platini (Juventus)
15: Altobelli (Inter), Penzo (Verona)
12: Pruzzo (Roma)
 9: Antognoni (Fiorentina), Briaschi (Genoa), Piras (Cagliari)
 8: Berggreen (Pisa), Scanziani (Sampdoria), Schachner (Cesena), Selvaggi (Torino)

1983/84
20 Platini (Juventus)
19: Zico (Udinese)
14: Iorio (Verona)
13: P. Rossi (Juventus)
12: Briaschi (Genoa), Monelli (Fiorentina)
11: P. Hernández (Torino)
10: Altobelli (Inter), D. Bertoni (Fiorentina), Virdis (Udinese)

1984/85
18: Platini (Juventus)
17: Altobelli (Inter)
14: Maradona (Napoli)
12: Briaschi (Juventus)
11: D. Bertoni (Napoli), Galderisi (Verona)
 9: Briegel (Verona), Serena (Torino), Virdis (Milan)
 8: Elkjær (Verona), Pruzzo (Roma), Rummenigge (Inter)

1985/86
19: Pruzzo (Roma)
13: Rummenigge (Inter)
12: Platini (Juventus)
11: Maradona (Napoli), Passarella (Fiorentina), Serena (Juventus)
10: Borgonovo (Como), R. Díaz (Avellino), Giordano (Napoli)
 9: Altobelli (Inter), Cantarutti (Atalanta), Carnevale (Udinese), Elkjær (Verona)
 8: Hateley (Milan)

1986/87
17: Virdis (Milan)
12: Vialli (Sampdoria)
11: Altobelli (Inter)
10: R. Díaz (Fiorentina), Serena (Juventus), Maradona (Napoli)
 8: Carnevale (Napoli), Kieft (Torino), Elkjær (Verona)
 7: Magrin (Atalanta), Gritti (Brescia), Manfredonia (Juventus), Graziani (Udinese)

1987/88
15: Maradona (Napoli)
13: Careca (Napoli)
11: Virdis (Milan), Giannini (Roma)
10: Vialli (Sampdoria)
 9: Schachner (Avellino), Altobelli (Inter), Gullit (Milan), Polster (Torino)
 8: Cucchi (Empoli), Giordano (Napoli), Slišković (Pescara)

1988/89
22 reti: Serena (Inter),
19: reti: Van Basten (Milan), Careca (Napoli),
15: reti: R. Baggio (Fiorentina),
14: reti: Borgonovo (Fiorentina), Vialli (Sampdoria),
13: reti: Carnevale (Napoli),
12: reti: R. Díaz (Inter), Rui Barros (Juventus),
11: reti: M. Agostini (Cesena), Müller (Torino)

Top three
5 times: Altobelli
4: Platini
3: Pruzzo
2: Maradona, Virdis, Careca. 

Double digits per club
11 times: Napoli
10: Juventus
9: Inter
7: Roma
6: Fiorentina
4: Torino, Milan
3: Verona, Sampdoria
2: Udinese, Catanzaro
1: Perugia, Cagliari, Bologna, Genoa, Cesena, Ascoli, Atalanta.