Galatasaray UEFA Kupası Final Maçı Özeti - Galatasaray 4-1 Arsenal | UEFA Cup Final (2000)

On May 17, 2000, Galatasaray won the UEFA Cup! Galatasaray defeated Arsenal 4-1 on penalties, achieving the greatest success by a Turkish team in European competitions. Galatasaray and Arsenal faced off in the 1999-2000 UEFA Cup Final. The match, played on May 17, 2000, ended 0-0 in regulation time. Neither team could score in extra time, so a penalty shootout was held. Galatasaray defeated Arsenal 4-1 on penalties, making history as the first Turkish team to win the UEFA Cup. Galatasaray - Arsenal UEFA Cup Final PENALTY GOALS: Ergün Penbe, Hakan Şükür, Ümit Davala, Gheorghe Popescu (GS) Ray Parlour (ARSENAL) Videos about the Galatasaray UEFA Cup: Galatasaray - Arsenal UEFA Cup Final Match Highlights:    • UEFA Kupası Galatasaray - Arsenal  Final M...   Galatasaray May 17, 2000 UEFA Cup Documentary:    • 17 Mayıs 2000 UEFA Kupası Belgeseli - Gala...   Subscribe to our account to follow Galatasaray closely: http://bit.ly/GalatasaraySK GALATASARAY STARTING 11 Claudio Taffarel Ümit Davala Gheorghe Popescu Bülent Korkmaz Okan Buruk 83' Suat Kaya 95' Capone Gheorghe Hagi Ergün Penbe Arif Erdem 95' Hakan Şükür ARSENAL STARTING 11 David Seaman Martin Keown Sylvinho Tony Adams Lee Dixon Emmanuel Petit Patrick Vieira Ray Parlour Dennis Bergkamp 75' Marc Overmars 115' Thierry Henry Galatasaray Official Facebook Page 👉   / galatasaray   Galatasaray Official Twitter Account: 👉   / galatasaraysk   Galatasaray Official Instagram Account 👉   / galatasaray   Subscribe to follow Galatasaray closely: http://bit.ly/GalatasaraySK Easily access our other videos For 👇 Galatasaray 2019-2020 season preparations at the Austrian Camp: http://bit.ly/AvusturyaKampi Everything about our 22nd Championship celebrations: http://bit.ly/22sampiyonluk For our UEFA Cup final match, the road to the trophy, and more: http://bit.ly/GalatasarayUefaKupasi Unforgettable goals from Galatasaray's history: http://bit.ly/GununGolu Galatasaray, competing in the Champions League in the 1999-2000 season, earned a place in the UEFA Cup by beating AC Milan 3-2 with a last-minute goal in their final group match. Galatasaray eliminated Bologna, Borussia Dortmund, Real Mallorca, and Leeds United in the UEFA Cup, and then faced Arsenal of England in the final. The match, played at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (Denmark), ended goalless in both normal and extra time, before going to a penalty shootout. Galatasaray, who defeated their opponent 4-1, won the UEFA Cup. Galatasaray's remarkable success marked the first time a Turkish team had brought a European trophy to Türkiye in the country's history. Galatasaray's remarkable success opened a whole new horizon for Turkish football, opening up international perspectives for Turkish clubs that had previously been content with local goals. This well-deserved place among Europe's leading footballing nations, earned by Galatasaray through its own efforts, has resonated globally. This significant success has earned the Galatasaray name a strong reputation in many countries, especially in the Third World. Not only has it not been surpassed to date, but it has also been further cemented by the inclusion of the UEFA Super Cup, which follows the same season. 3rd Round, 1st Match 23.11.1999 Bologna 1 - Galatasaray 1 3rd Round, 2nd Match 09.12.1999 Galatasaray 2 - Bologna 1 4th Round, 1st Match 02.03.2000 B. Dortmund 0 - Galatasaray 2 4th Round, 2nd Match 09.03.2000 Galatasaray 0 - B. Dortmund 0 Quarter-Final, 1st Match 16.03.2000 Real Mallorca 1 - Galatasaray 4 Quarter-Final, 2nd Match 23.03.2000 Galatasaray 2 - Real Mallorca 1 Semi-Final, Match 1 06.04.2000 Galatasaray 2 - Leeds United 0 Semi-Final, Match 2 Leeds United 2 - Galatasaray 2 20.04.2000 FINAL 17.05.2000 Galatasaray 4 - Arsenal 1 Welcome to the YouTube account of Galatasaray, Turkey's largest and most valuable sports club. Don't forget to subscribe for training footage, interviews with our players, exclusive content, and more! Galatasaray SK Official YouTube Page The Official YouTube Channel of Galatasaray https://www.galatasaray.org