west germany won the world cup for a second time on 7 july 1974.
west germany won the world cup for a second time on 7 july 1974.
when did west germany win the world cup for a second time?
7 july 1974
the final was held on 7 july 1974 at olympiastadion, munich. west germany was led by franz beckenbauer, while the dutch had their star johan cruyff, and their total football system which had dazzled the competition. with just a minute gone on the clock, following a solo run, cruyff was brought down by uli hoeneß close to the german penalty area, and the dutch took the lead from the ensuing penalty by johan neeskens before any german player had even touched the ball. west germany struggled to recover, and in the 26th minute were awarded a penalty, after bernd hölzenbein fell within the dutch area, causing english referee jack taylor to award another controversial penalty. paul breitner spontaneously decided to kick, and scored. these two penalties were the first in a world cup final. west germany now pushed, and in the 43rd minute, in his typical style, gerd müller scored what turned out to be the winning goal, and the last of his career as he retired from the national team. the second half saw chances for both sides, with müller putting the ball in the net for a goal that was disallowed as offside. in the 85th, hölzenbein was fouled again, but no penalty this time. eventually, west germany, european champions of 1972, also won the 1974 world cup.
1974 fifa world cup
bullet::::- the 1980 european championship final match saw germany win against belgium 2–1.









































bullet::::- the 1984 european cup final match saw liverpool win the trophy after a penalty shootout against native team roma (regular time ended 1–1).









































bullet::::- the 1990 fifa world cup final match saw west germany win against argentina 1–0.









































bullet::::- the 1996 uefa champions league final saw juventus win the trophy after a penalty shootout against ajax (regular time ended 1–1).









































bullet::::- the 2009 uefa champions league final saw barcelona win against manchester united 2–0.
stadio olimpico