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July
On This Day in Dinamo History...
01.07.1945. Mladen Ramljak born in Zagreb.
09.07.1970. Branko Strupar born in Zagreb.
10.07.1972. Damir Krznar born in Zabok.
16.07.1926. Ivan 'Ivica' Horvat born in Sisak
27.07.1998. Zlatko 'Čik' Čajkovski died in Munchen aged 75.
On This Day in Dinamo History...
26.07.1961. Friendly game
Dinamo - Metalac 9-0
Scorers: Remete 7 goals, Matuš, Knez
27.07.2002. 1st Round Croatian First League (2002/03 Season)
Cibalia - Dinamo 1:1
29.07.2001. 1st Round Croatian First League (2001/02 Season)
TŠK - Dinamo 2-4
On This Day in Dinamo History...
30.07.1997. 1st qualifing round UEFA Champions League 1997./98., 2nd game
NK Croatia - FK Partizan 5:0
Zagreb, Stadium Maksimir Attendance: 40,000
Referees: Gilles Veissiere, Lakhdar Benchabane & Jacques Clavet (France)
Scorers: 1:0 Silvio Marić 13', 2:0 Igor Cvitanović 15', 3:0 Mark Viduka 24', 4:0 Silvio Marić 43'
5:0 Igor Cvitanovic 69'
Yellows: Viduka (24'), Šimić (29'), Tomić (47'), Jurčić (56'), Svetličić (66'), Ilić (74')
Reds: -
NK Croatia:
Ladić, Jurić, Šimić, Jurčić, Šarić, Mujčin (Brlenić, 71'), Prosinečki, Marić (V. Petrović 69'), Krznar, Viduka (Tomas 75'), I. Cvitanović
Coach: Marijan Vlak
FK Partizan:
Kralj, Taševski, Bolić, Svetličić, Szabo, Krstajić, Tomić (Ilić 46'), Vukičević, Trobok, Stojisavljević (Ćirić 65'), Obradović (Isailović, 46')
Coach: Ljubiša Tumbaković
On This Day in Dinamo History...
June
02.06.1969. Vjekoslav Škrinjar born in Slavonski Brod
04.06.1966. Renato Jurčec born in Zaprešić
08.06.1956. Djemal Mustedanagić born in Bosanski Novi (BiH)
09.06.1938. Tomislav Knez born in Banja Luka (BiH)
11.06.1979. Šaša Bjelanović born in Zadar
18.06.1949. Ratko Kacian dies aged 32
On This Day in Dinamo History...
07.06.1934. Friendly game in Zagreb. Gradjanski vs Brasil 0:0
Scorless draw with Brasil which had such greats as Leonidas and Waldemar in their line up
25.06.1911. Gradjanski’s first win.
Gradjanski vs Croatia 6:1
On This Day in Dinamo History...
12.06.1963. Fairs/UEFA Cup Final 1st game.
NK Dinamo Zagreb - Valencia CF 1:2 (1:0)
(20.15) Zagreb, Stadion Maksimir, Att. (40,000). Referee: Giuseppe Adami ITA.
1:0 Zambata 14', 1:1 Waldo 64', 1:2 Urtiaga 67'
Dinamo:
Škorić - Belin, Braun, Bišćan, Marković - Perušić, Kobeščak - Zambata, Knez, Matuš (c), Lamza
Coach: Milan Antolković
Valencia:
Zamora - Piquer, Chicao, Paquito, Quincoces (c) - Sastre, Mano - Sanchez-Lage, Waldo, Ribelles, Urtiaga
Coach: Alejandro Scopelli
19.06.1992. Croatian Cup Final 1st game
Inker - HAŠK Gradjanski 1:1 (0:0)
Zaprešić, Inker Stadium, Attendance: 12,000. Referee: Atif Lipovac (Zagreb)
Scorers: 1:0 Zoran Živković 68', 1:1 Željko Adžić 89'
Inker:
Bronić, Antolić, Živković, Kasumović, Soldo, Šorgić, Brnas, Lučan, Cvjetković (Knez 75'), Čalo, Miletić (Kučko 64)
Coach: Ilija Lončarević
HAŠK-Gradjanski:
Ladić, Geršak (Kovačić 78'), Gašpar (Panadić 67'), Mamić, Peršon, Ištvanić, Židan, Adžić, Vlaović, Duspara, Peternac
Coach: Vlatko Marković
23.06.1992. Croatian Cup Final 2nd game
HAŠK-Gradjanski - Inker 0:1 (0-1)
Maksimir Stadium, Attendance: 30,000. Referee: Ivan Vranaričić (Djakovo)
Scorer: 0:1, Damir Kasumović 19'
HAŠK-Gradjanski:
Ladić, Geršak, Gašpar, Mamić, Peršon, Ištvanić, Židan (Kovačić 57'), Adžić, Vlaović, Duspara, Peternac (Šoić 78')
Coach: Vlatko Marković
Inker:
Bronić, Antolić (Kučko 80), Živković, Kasumović, Soldo, Šorgić, Jurčić, Perković, Brnas, Čalo, Miletić
Coach: Ilija Lončarević
26.06.1963. Fairs/UEFA Cup Final 2nd game.
Valencia CF - NK Dinamo Zagreb 2:0 (0:0)
Valencia, Estadio Mestalla. Att: (55,000). Referee: Kevin Howley ENG.
1:0 Mano 69', 2:0 Nunez 78'
Valencia:
Zamora - Piquer, Chicao, Paquito, Quincoces (c) - Sastre, Mano, Sanchez-Lage, Waldo, Ribelles, Hector Nunez
Coach: Alejandro Scopelli
Dinamo:
Škorić - Belin, Braun, Matuš (c), Marković - Perušić, Kobeščak- Jerković, Lamza, Rauš, Knez
Coach: Milan Antolković
Topscorers:
7 - Manfredini (Roma),
6 - Lojaccono (Roma), Waldo (Valencia),
5 - Guillot (Valencia), Zambata (Dinamo)
On This Day in Dinamo History...
09.06.1945. Gradjanski is no longer the name of the club. After new communist government banned Gradjanski a new club is formed. New name - Dinamo is suggested by ex Gradjanski and HASK Zagreb player Ivica Medarić
13.06.2003. Ćiro resigns! On Friday 13th.
Miroslav 'Ćiro' Blazević resigned and new coach is appointed, Nikola 'Jura' Jurčević.
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On This Day in Dinamo History...
May
05.05.1925. Željko Čajkovski born in Zagreb
07.05.1978. Igor Bišćan born in Zagreb
11.05.1920. Zvonimir Monsider born in Zagreb
13.05.1949. Fikret Mujkić born in Sarajevo (BiH)
14.05.1979. Zvonimir Cimermančić died in Zagreb
17.05.1929. Branko Zebec born in Zagreb
18.05.1918. Franjo Wolfl born in Zagreb
On This Day in Dinamo History...
02.05.1982. Last round vs Budućnost.
Dinamo beats FK Budućnost 1:0 in last round of Former Yugoslavia League and officially wins the 1982 Championship
13.05.1990. Dinamo vs C. zvezda
The game that was never played...
Dinamo Zagreb vs Crvena zvezda.
Before the match, Crvena zvezda ultras, Delije, were rampant, tearing the seats, throwing them into other sections of the stadium, which were occupied by regular people, smaller groups who came to watch, not to fight, and burning Croatian flags. Bad Blue Boys were incensed and since the police wasn't going to intervene, they stormed the pitch and charged in their hundreds towards the Delije-held stand. Now when the riot police did intervene the 'Battle of Zagreb' have already began, with dozens of injured on both sides. For many BBB that was the beginning of a war.
17.05.1936. Gradjanski vs Liverpool 5:1
Liverpool FC’s first continental defeat.
Their unbeaten run on the continent ended in Zagreb in May 1936. The score was 5:1, in front of 10,000 spectators, with future star footballer and great goalgetter August Lešnik (on loan from lower division Šparta) scoring three goals.
21.05.1911. Club’s first game
Gradjanski vs HAŠK Zagreb (reserves) 1:5
On This Day in Dinamo History...
26.05. 1960. Former Yugoslavia Cup Final.
Stadium JNA, Beograd. Attendance: 40,000. Referee: Taslidžić.
Dinamo Zagreb - Partizan Beograd 3:2 (1:1)
0:1 Kaloperović (9'), 1:1 D. Jerković (14'), 2:1 Lipošinović (49'), 3:1 D. Jerković (53'), 3:2 Kovačević (73')
Dinamo:
M. Stojanović, Šikić, Gašpert, Čonč, Crnković, Perušić, Lipošinović, D. Jerković, Matuš, Blažić, Dugandžija
Coach: M. Antolković
Partizan:
Šoškić, Sombolac, Jusufi, Mitić, Pajević, Vasović, Z. Čebinac, Kovačević, Kaloperović, Galić, B. Mihajlović
Coach: I. Spitz
26.05. 1963. Former Yugoslavia Cup Final.
Stadium JNA, Beograd. Attendance: 30,000. Referee: K. Zečević (Begorad).
Dinamo Zagreb - Hajduk Split 4:1 (0:1)
0:1 Anković (35'), 1:1 Zambata (65'), 2:1 Braun (68'), 3:1 Zambata
(79'), 4:1 Zambata (81')
Dinamo:
Škorić, Belin, Braun, Bišćan, V. Marković, Perušić, Kobešćak, Zambata, Matuš, Knez, Lamza
coach: M. Antolković
Hajduk:
Jurić, Cuzzi, Garov, Kovačić, Ilić, Brkljača, Hlevnjak, Anković, Papec, Bego, Zuber
Coach: F. Matekalo
On This Day in Dinamo History...
April
10.04.1972. Mario Stanić born in Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
10.04.1974. Goce Sedloski born in Golemo Konjari (FYR Macedonia)
18.04.1960. Zvezdan Cvetković born in Karlovac
26.04.1911. 1. HŠK Gradjanski Zagreb formed by Andrija Mutafelija and a group of friends
27.04.1926. Dionizije Dvornić born in Popovac
On This Day in Dinamo History...
April 1948...
Eleven days of April 1948… Dinamo beats Crvena zvezda 5:1 in Zagreb (07.04.), Hajduk 2:0 in Split (11.04.) and Partizan 1:0 in Zagreb (18.04.) in a Championship year.
01.04.2000. 25. Round Croatian First League
Dinamo - Hrvatski dragovoljac 3:0
Scorers: Šokota, Mikić, Kozniku
08.04.2000. 26. Round Croatian First League
Vukovar '91- Dinamo 0-3
Scorers: Krznar, Bazina, I. Bišćan
12.04.1961. Cup Winners Cup Semifinal 2nd game Dinamo - AC Fiorentina 2:1 (2:0) Scorers: Dinamo: Matuš 15', Haraminčić 18' Fiorentina: Petris 50'
15.4.2000. 28. Round Croatian First League
Sibenik - Dinamo 2:1
19.04.1967. Fairs/Uefa Cup Quarterfinal 2nd game
Dinamo - Juventus Turin 3:0 (1:0)
Scorers: Novak 4', Mesić 67', Belin 73'
24.04.1963. Fairs/Uefa Cup Semifinal 1st game
Ferencvaros - Dinamo 0:1 (0:0)
Scorer: Lamza 85'
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On This Day in Dinamo History...
March
01.03.2003. Franjo Glaser legendary Gradjanski goalkeeper died in Zagreb
06.03.1976. Stjepan Tomas born in Bugojno (BiH)
09.03.1969. Andrej Panadić born in Zagreb
12.03.1941. Josip 'Joško' Skoblar born in Privlaka
20.03.1975. Silvio Marić born in Zagreb
21.03.1982. Dario Zahora born in Vukovar
22.03.2004. Mirko 'Charlie' Braun died in Zagreb aged 62.
23.03.1945. Krasnodar 'Kraso' Rora born at Vis
24.03.1975. Davor Vugrinec born in Trnovec
30.03.1974. Tomislav Butina born in Zagreb
On This Day in Dinamo History...
22.03.1961.Cup Winners Cup Semifinal 1st game
AC Fiorentina - Dinamo Zagreb 3:0 (1:0)
(Antoninho 40', da Costa 69', Petris 80')
09.03.1949. Dinamo beats Austria
Austria vs Dinamo 2:5
In a performance to remember, coming from 2:0 down, Dinamo beats one of the the best National Teams of that time with ex- Gradjanski player Stjepan 'Štef' Bobek (who replaced ill Ratko Kacian) as a 'guest'.
22.03.1937. Old Yugoslavia League game
BSK Beograd vs Gradjanski 0:4
One of the greatest away games in Club’s history as Gradjanski outplayed and outscored a very good BSK team of that time. Blue No. 9 August 'Beli' Lešnik made another memorable performance scoring a hat-trick in first 8 minutes of the game.
On This Day in Dinamo History...
February
05.02.1963. Goran Jurić born in Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
10.02.1935. Miroslav 'Ćiro' Blažević born in Travnik (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
12.02.1956. Velimir Zajec born in Zagreb
13.02.1975. Dumitru Mitu is born in Buchuresti (Romania)
25.02.1983. Eduardo Alves da Silva born in Rio de Janeiro (Brasil)
26.02.1967. Kazuyoshi Miura born in Shizuoka (Japan)
On This Day in Dinamo History...
28.02.1992. Željko Adžić scores first goal in newly reestablished 1. HNL, in first minute of the game HAŠK-Gradjanski - HNK Cibalia (2:0).
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On This Day in Dinamo History...
January
01.01.1937. Vlatko Marković born in Bugojno (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
01.01.1963. Dražen Ladić born in Čakovec
01.01.1968. Davor Šuker born in Osijek
06.01.1980. Mihael Mikić born in Zagreb
12.01.1969. Robert Prosinečki born in Schwenningen (Germany)
13.01.1913. Franjo Glaser born in Osijek
14.01.1970. Edin Mujčin born in Bosanski Brod (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
16.01.1972. Alen Peternac born in Zagreb
23.01.1940. Stjepan Lamza born in Sisak
On This Day in Dinamo History...
23.01.1981. New South Wales vs Dinamo 2:1
0:1 Zajec 37', 1:1 Kosmina 48’, 2:1 Kosmina 81’
Venue: Sydney Sports Ground, Sydney. Referee : T Davies
Attendance: 13,000
New South Wales:
Allan Maher, Paul Kay, Ken Wilson, Mark Pullen, Mike Milanovic (Billy Griffiths), Hussein Housseini, John Stoddart (c), Zdravko Kafka, Joe Watson, John Kosmina, Phil O'Connor
Dinamo:
Želimir Stinčić, Marinko Kurtela, Branko Tucak, Džemal Mustedanagić, Velimir Zajec, Srećko Bogdan, Poljak, Stjepan Deverić, Snješko Cerin, Drago Bošnjak, Abid Kovačević
Subs : Zvezdan Cvetković, Marijan Vlak, Milvoj Bračun, Marko Mlinarić
Coaches : Rale Rasic (NSW), Miroslav Blazević (Dinamo)
31.01.1981.Australia B vs Dinamo Zagreb 3:3
1:0 Davidson 6', 2:0 Sharne 29', 2:1 Bračun 51', 2:2 Bošnjak 57', 2:3 Bračun 64', 3:3 Spanos 75'
Venue: Canberra, Australia, Referee: B. Mee (ACT)
Attendance: est. 7,000
Australia:
Greg Woodhouse, Steven Hogg, Steve Blair, Jim Tansey, Alan Davidson, Murray Barnes, Ken Boden (Peter Raskopoulos 81), Tony Henderson, Eddie Krncevic (Robert Wheatley 72), Gary Cole (John Spanos 63), Peter Sharne
Dinamo:
Želimir Stinčić, Milivoj Bračun, Velimir Zajec, Drago Bošnjak, Marinko Kurtela, Džemal Mustedanagić, Srećko Bogdan, Mladen Munjaković, Marko Mlinarić, Zlatko Krajnčar, Abid Kovačević
Coaches : Rudi Gutendorf (Australia), Miroslav Blažević(Dinamo Zagreb)
On This Day in Dinamo History...
December
02.12.1981. Danijel Pranjić born in Nasice
03.12.1923. Stjepan Bobek born in Zagreb
04.12.2005. Vlatko Konjevod died in Sarajevo (BiH)
12.12.1880. Imre Pozsonyi born in Budapest (Hungary)
26.12.1974. Jasmin Agić born in Pula
On This Day in Dinamo History...
13.12.1961. Fairs Cup, 2nd Round, 1st game
Barcelona - Dinamo Zagreb 5:1 (4:0)
Scorers: Pereda 15', Evaristo 19', 28', 33', Kocsis 68' - Jerković 87'
20.12.1961 Fairs Cup, 2nd Round, 2nd game
Dinamo Zagreb - Barcelona 2:2 (1:1)
Scorers: Lamza 24', 47' - Evaristo 37', Zaballa 69'
On This Day in Dinamo History...
16.12.1951. YU Cup Final, 1st game
Dinamo Zagreb - Vojvodina Novi Sad 2:0 (0:0)
Scorers: 1:0 Dvornić 78', 2:0 Dvornić 83'
Stadium Maksimir
Attendance: 15,000. Referee: R. Rakić (Sarajevo).
Dinamo:
B. Stinčić, D. Horvat, Crnković, Režek, I. Horvat, Cizarić, Benko, Senčar, Wolfl, Željko Čajkovski, Dvornić
Coach: B. Hugl
Vojvodina:
Vasić, Selena, Ristić, Boskov, Milovanov, Živković, Seres, Rajkov, D. Krstić, Veselinović, R. Krstić
Coach: Lj. Bročić
23.12.1951. YU Cup Final, 2nd game
Vojvodina Novi Sad - Dinamo Zagreb 0:2 (0:0)
Scorers: 0:1 Wolfl 62', 0:2 Željko Čajkovski 82'
Stadium JNA, Beograd. Referee: B. Nedelkovski (Skopje).
Attendance: 20,000
Dinamo:
B. Stinčić, D. Horvat, Crnković, Režek, I. Horvat, Cizarić, Benko, Senčar, Wolfl, Željko Čajkovski, Dvornićc
Coach: B. Hugl
Vojvodina:
Vasić, Selena, Ristić, Boskov, Milovanov, Živković, Seres, Rajkov, D. Krstić, Veselinović, R. Krstić
Coach: Lj. Bročić
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November
On This Day in Dinamo History...
01.11.1970. Igor Cvitanović born in Osijek
02.11.1970. Zvonimir Soldo born in Zagreb
12.11.1975. Dario Šimić born in Zagreb
13.11.1965. Željko Petrović born in Niksić (Montenegro)
14.11.1942. Rudolf Belin born in Zagreb
15.11.1956. Zlatko 'Cico' Kranjčar born in Zagreb
19.11.1969. Igor Pamić born in Pazin
24.11.1923. Zlatko 'Čik' Čajkovski born in Zagreb
26.11.1969. Krunoslav Jurčić born in Ljubuški (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
On This Day in Dinamo History...
27.11.1980. Friendly game
Dinamo vs Australia 4:0
Scorers: 1:0 Kovačević 8', 2:0 Cerin 25', 3:0 Munjaković 37', 4:0 Bogdan 73'
Maksimir Stadium, Zagreb. Referee: Ivan Vinder.
Attendance: 3,000.
Dinamo:
Zelimir Stincic (Tomislav Ivkovic 46), Marinko Kurtela, Cedomir Jovicevic, Dzemal Mustedanagic (Marko Mlinaric 46'), Srecko Bogdan, Mladen Munjakovic (Drago Bosnjak 46), Pero Brucic, Snjesko Cerin (Dragutin Dumbovic 56'), Stjepan Deveric, Zlatko Krajncar (Moreno 46'), Abid Kovacevic (Zvjezdan Cvetkovic 63')
Australia:
Greg Woodhouse, Steve Perry, Alan Davidson (John Spanos 46), Murray Barnes, Ivo Prskalo, Tony Henderson (John Yzendoorn 34), Peter Sharne (Jamie Paton 58), Steven Hogg, Ken Boden (Mark Jankovics 46'), Gary Cole (Theo Selemidis 25'), Eddie Krncevic (Arno Bertogna 81')
Coaches:
Miroslav Ciro Blazevic (Dinamo), Rudi Gutendorf (Australia)
October
On This Day in Dinamo History...
08.10 1968. Zvonimir Boban born in Imotski
09.10.1975. Mark Viduka born in Melbourne (Australia)
15.10.1978. Bosko Balaban born in Rijeka
26.10.1950. Dragutin 'Drago' Vabec born in Cakovec
On This Day in Dinamo History...
01.10.1950. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Crvena zvezda 1:0
Scorer: Puksec
02.10.1945. Friendly game
Dinamo - Metalac 2:0
Scorers: Kacian, Beda
03.10.1948. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Lokomotiva 3:0
Scorers: Wolfl, Zeljko Cajkovski, Lampelj
04.10.1961. Fairs Cup, 1st Round, Group A, 2nd match
Dinamo - BK Kobehavn 2:2 (1:1)
Remete 29', V. Markovic 70'; Rasmussen 31', H. Andersen 40'
05.10.1969. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Partizan 2:0
Scorers: Rora, Gucmirtl
13.10.1963. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Hajduk 3:0
Scorers: Zambata 2, Perusic
15.10.1967. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Sarajevo 1:0
Scorer: Gucmirtl
16.10.1960. Former YU League game
Split - Dinamo 0:1
Scorer: Pasic
17.10.1965. Former YU League game
Olimpija - Dinamo 0:1
Scorer: Zambata
18.10.1959. Friendly game
Maribor - Dinamo 0:3
Scorers: Jerkovic, Pasic, Rede
20.10.1963. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Tresnjevka 2:0
Scorer: Kobescak 2
23.10.1954. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Lokomotiva 1:0
Scorer: Benko
26.10.1952. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Velez 4:0
Scorers: Cimermancic 3, Liposinovic
26.10.1958. Former YU league game
Dinamo - Vardar 2:0
Scorer: Jerkovic 2
26.10.1960. Cup Winners Cup Quarterfinal 2nd game
Dinamo - Ruda Hvezda Brno 2:0 (2:0)
Matus 10', Jerkovic 15'
29.10.1961. Former YU League
Dinamo - Sarajevo 2:0
Scorers: Jerkovic, Remete
30.10.1960. Former YU League game
Dinamo - Rijeka 3:0
Scorers: Jerkovic 2, Sikic
On This Day in Dinamo History....
07.10.2002. Zvonimir Boban's Farewell game
Masksimir Stadium,Zagreb
Attendance: 40,000
Dinamo '80 vs Milan '90
Lentini 0-1 5', Boban 0-2 26', Boban 0-3 36'
Arslanovic 1-3 45'
Dinamo '80:
1.Marijan Vlak 2.Zeljiko Cupan 3.Zvjezdan Cvetkovic 4.Damir Lesjak 5.Slavko Istvanic 6.Mustafa Arslanovic 7.Mladen Munjakovic 8.Marko Mlinaric 9.Zlatko Kranjcar 10.Zvonimir Boban 11.Stjepan Deveric 12.Miralem Ibrahimovic 13.Drazen Besek 14.Silvio Maric 15.Jozo Bogdanovic 16.Drazen Boban 17.Zvonko Maric 18.Vlado Kasalo 19.Milivoj Bracun
Coaches: Drazen Jerkovic, Rudolf Belin
Milan '90:
1.Sebastiano Rossi 2.Mauro Tassotti 3.Paolo Maldini 4.Demetrio Albertini 5.Alessandro Costacurta 6.Franco Baresi 7.Danijele Massaro 8.Marcel Desailly 9.Marko Van Basten 10.Zvonimir Boban 11.Frank Rijkaard 12.Chiristian Abbiati 13.Gianluigi Lentini 15.Fillipo Galli 16.Amedeo Carbone 17.Stefano Eranio 20.Dejan Savicevic
Coach: Fabio Capello
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September
14.09.1979. Ivica Olic born in Davor
14.09.1966. Nikola 'Jura' Jurcevic born in Zagreb
19.09.1978. Mladen Ramljak, A Gentleman in football boots, dies in car accident aged 33
24.09.1940. Slaven Zambata born in Sinj
30.09.1962. Boro Cvetkovic born in Karlovac
On This Day in Dinamo History...
07.09.1961. Fairs/UEFA Cup, 1st round Group A, First leg
BK Kobehavn - Dinamo Zagreb 2:7
Scorers:
BK Kobenhavn: O.Sorensen, Ravn
Dinamo: Jerkovic 2, Cvitkovic 2, Santek, Knez, Matus
09.09.1964. Cup Winners Cup, First Round, First leg
AEK Athens - Dinamo Zagreb 2:0 (0:0)
Scorers: D.Papaioannou 75', Nestoridis 80'
10.09.1958. European Champions Cup, First Round, First leg
Dinamo Zagreb - Dukla Prague 2:2 (0:1) Scorers:
Dinamo: Liposinovic 70', 74'
Dukla: Borovicka 30', Brumovsky 51'
15.09.1965. Cup Winners Cup, First Round, First leg
Atletico de Madrid - Dinamo Zagreb 4:0 (2:0)
Scorers: Mendonca 10', 21', 85', Luis 65'
16.09.1964. Cup Winners Cup First Round Second leg
Dinamo Zagreb - AEK Athens 3:0 (1:0)
Scorers: Lamza 45', Zambata 50', Jerkovic 57'
22.09.1965. Cup Winners Cup First Round Second leg
Dinamo Zagreb - Atletico de Madrid 0:1 (0:0)
Scorer: Adelardo 80'
28.09.1960. Cup Winner Cup Quarterfinal 1st game
Ruda Hvezda Brno - Dinamo Zagreb 0:0
On This Day in Dinamo History...
06.09.1967. Fairs/UEFA Cup Final, Second leg.
Leeds, Elland Road. Attendance: (35,600). Referee: Antonio Sbardella ITA.
Leeds United AFC - NK Dinamo Zagreb 0:0
Leeds: Sprake - Bell, Cooper, Bremner (c), Charlton - Hunter Reaney -Belfitt, Greenhoff, Giles, O'Grady
Coach: Donald Revie
Dinamo:Skoric - Gracanin, Brncic, Belin, Ramljak - Blaskovic, Cercek - Piric, Zambata (c), Gucmirtl, Rora
Coach: Ivica Horvat
1966/67 Fairs/UEFA Cup Topscorers:
8 - Albert (Ferencváros),
6 - Lockhead (Burnley), Zambata(Dinamo),
5 - Haller (Bologna), Lotz (Eintracht), Nielsen (Bologna)
Dinamo's greatest day
By Elvir Islamovic uefa.com
Croatia's most successful club, NK Dinamo Zagreb's finest hour came in the 1966/67 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup when they won what remains their country's only European trophy. A talented generation of players that included striker Slaven Zambata and goalkeeper Zlatko Škoric lifted the forerunner of the UEFA Cup.
Friendly success
The signs of success were there in pre-season friendly victories against a strong AC Milan side and Celtic FC – who would become European champions later that season. Nevertheless, what followed surprised even the Dinamo players. "No one, not even us, expected such a brilliant season," said Zambata. "There was a big difference between us and the rich clubs from the west. We played against teams where one player cost more than our entire squad."
Coin toss
Despite the final glorious outcome, Dinamo's European campaign almost ended at the first hurdle. Following a 2-2 aggregate draw with Czech side 1. FC Brno, Dinamo needed the lottery of a coin toss to progress to the second round. Then, against Dunfermline Athletic FC, Branko Zebec's men were required to turn around a two-goal deficit. With the Scottish team leading 4-2 from the first leg, Dinamo went through on away goals thanks to a 2-0 victory in Zagreb.
Italians beaten
Next, Dinamo edged out Romanian outfit FC Arges-Dacia Pitesti 1-0 on aggregate to earn a quarter-final against Italian giants Juventus FC. Here an impressive 2-2 draw in Turin prefaced one of the greatest nights in Dinamo's history: goals from Marijan Novak, Zlatko Mesic and Rudolf Belin securing a 3-0 success in Zagreb.
Heavy defeat
However, it seemed that victory would be in vain when Germany's Eintracht Frankfurt scored twice in the opening two minutes of the semi-final first leg to set up a 3-0 home win. Once more, though, Dinamo rose to the challenge in front of their passionate supporters.
Spectacular turnaround
Zambata and Novak struck early goals to give Dinamo hope, but it was not until the 93rd minute of play that Josip Gucmirtl scored again to force extra time. Eight minutes from the end of this additional period, Stjepan Lamza was brought down inside the penalty area and Zambata's spot-kick sent Dinamo through to the final as 4-3 aggregate victors.
Inspiring result
'Those goals against Eintracht weren't my favourites that season,' Zambata said.
'I always said that my favourite goal was my next one. Having said that, after we had won 4-0 I was convinced we would take the trophy.'
Against the odds
Dinamo's story-book comeback visibly lifted the team, who went on to defy the odds one more time with an unexpected victory against English side Leeds United AFC. Yet again their imperious home form was the foundation for success. In Zagreb, 19-year-old Marijan Cercek gave Dinamo a 39th-minute lead, which Krasnodar Rora doubled on the hour. The 2-0 cushion proved sufficient in the return leg at Elland Road, as stout Dinamo defending earned a goalless draw and the trophy.
Flying high
'We had lost to Valencia [CF] in the final of the same competition four years earlier, but here we managed to take the final step,' said Zambata.
'We were flying in the final in Zagreb, we were so euphoric. Leeds were a great team but we won.'
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On This Day in Dinamo History...
03.08.1952. Osvaldo Cesar 'Ossie' Ardiles born in Cordoba (Argentina)
04.08.1972. Danijel Saric born in Rijeka
06.08.1936. Drazan Jerkovic born in Sibenik
07.08.1972. Goran Vlaovic born in Nova Gradiska
09.08.1935. Zeljko Matus born in Donja Stubica
11.08.1960. Tomislav Ivkovic born in Zagreb
13.08.1984. Niko Kranjcar born in Zagreb
20.08.1942. Mirko 'Charlie' Braun born in Hrvatska Dubica
28.08.1965. Zeljko Adzic born in Slavonska Pozega
On This Day in Dinamo History...
02.08.2003. 2nd Round, Croatian First League 2003/04 season
Dinamo - Marsonia 7 : 0
Scorers:
1:0 Mitu 35', 2:0 Eduardo 45', 3:0 Eduardo 47',' 4:0 Mitu 55', 5:0 Zahora 62', 6:0 Sedloski 67'(pen.), 7:0 Zahora 77'
Stadium Maksimir, Zagreb. Attendance: 4,000.
06.08.2003. UEFA Champions League 2nd Qualifying Round
NK Dinamo - NK Maribor
Dinamo won 3:2 on aggregate.First-leg score: 1:1
Second-leg match 2:1
0:1 Balajic 11', 1:1 Mijatovic 60', 2:1 Drpic 63'
Stadium: Maksimir Attendance: 15,000
Dinamo:
Jozic, Sedloski, Mijatovic, Agic, Mujcin, Mikic, Kranjcar (Cesar 87'), Mitu, Tomic (Strok 52'), Eduardo (Zahora 90'), Drpic
Coach: Nikola Jurcevic
Maribor:
Kuzma, Golob, Ceh (Komljenovic 83'), Teinovic, Rakovic, Karic, Pekic, Filekovic (Brezic 68'), Pitamic, Balajic, Vuksanovic (Franci 73')
Coach: Matjaz Kek
18.08.1993. UEFA Champions League Qualifying Round,First leg
B 68 Toftir - Croatia Zagreb 0:5 (0:3)
Scorers:
Cvitanovic 15', Lesjak 32', Vlaovic 44', Turkovic 84', Adzic 89'
30.08.1967. Fairs/UEFA Cup Final, First leg
Zagreb, Stadium Maksimir. Attendance: (40,000). Referee: Adolfo Bueno Perales ESP.
NK Dinamo Zagreb - Leeds United AFC 2:0 (1:0)
Scorers: 1:0 Cercek 39', 2:0 Rora 59'
Dinamo:
Škoric - Gracanin, Brncic, Belin, Ramljak, Blaskovic, Cercek - Piric, Zambata (c), Gucmirtl, Rora
Coach: Branko Zebec
Leeds:
Sprake - Reaney, Cooper, Bremner (c), Charlton - Hunter, Bates -Lorimer, Belfitt, Gray, O'Grady
Coach: Donald Revie
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