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O Real Madrid de 1965-66, o Ye-yé, venceu o Partizan por 2 a 1 na final de 11 de maio de 1966 e conquistou a sexta Copa dos Campeões da Europa.

Real Madrid 1965-1966

Real Madrid 1965-1966

The Real Madrid of 1965-66, known as Ye-yé, won the club's sixth European Cup after defeating Partizan 2-1 in Brussels. The team was composed mostly of Spanish players.

History

After Alfredo Di Stéfano's departure in 1964, Real Madrid underwent a renovation and began featuring a generation of Spanish players led by coach Miguel Muñoz. The team became known as Ye-yé, a nickname tied to a photograph in which players posed wearing Beatles-style wigs. In the 1965-66 season, the team won the Spanish Championship and reached the European Cup final, played on May 11, 1966, at the Heysel Stadium in Brussels. In the final, Real Madrid defeated Partizan, from Yugoslavia, 2-1. Partizan opened the scoring with Vasović, and Real came back with goals from Amancio and Serena. It was the club's sixth European Cup.

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