European Cup in 1957-58

The 1957–58 European Cup was the third season of the European Cup, a club football tournament for league champions. The tournament was won by Real Madrid, who beat Milan 3–2 in the final, following a 2–2 draw after 90 minutes at Heysel Stadium, Brussels. This was Real Madrid's third European Cup title in a row. However, the 1957–58 season will be forever marked by the air disaster in Munich, when eight Manchester United players lost their lives on their way home from Belgrade, after a 3–3 draw in the quarter-final second leg with Red Star Belgrade.

Results Detail:

Round 1
First Leg
Date	Home		Score	Away
31-10-1957		Royal Antwerp	1-2		Real Madrid
02-11-1957		Norrkoping	2-2		Red Star Belgrade
20-11-1957		Erzgebirge Aue	1-3		Ajax
20-11-1957		Young Boys	1-1		Vasas
20-11-1957		Manchester United	3-0		Dukla Prague
27-11-1957		Sevilla	4-0		AGF
27-11-1957		B. Dortmund	4-2		CCA Bucharest
27-11-1957		Rangers	1-4		Milan
Second Leg
23-11-1957		Red Star Belgrade	2-1		Norrkoping
27-11-1957		Ajax	1-0		Erzgebirge Aue
28-11-1957		Real Madrid	6-0		Royal Antwerp
30-11-1957		Vasas	2-1		Young Boys
04-12-1957		Dukla Prague	1-0		Manchester United
04-12-1957		AGF	2-0		Sevilla
08-12-1957		CCA Bucharest	3-1		B. Dortmund
11-12-1957		Milan	2-0		Rangers
Borussia Dortmund 5–5 CCA Bucureşti on aggregate.. Play-off
28-11-1956		B. Dortmund	3-1		CCA Bucharest

The ends Round 1

Quarter Finals
First Leg
Date	Home		Score	Away
14-01-1958		Manchester United	2-1		Red Star Belgrade
23-01-1958		Real Madrid	8-0		Sevilla
05-02-1958		Ajax	2-2		Vasas
12-02-1958		B. Dortmund	1-1		Milan
Second Leg
05-02-1958		Red Star Belgrade	3-3		Manchester United
23-02-1958		Sevilla	2-2		Real Madrid
26-02-1958		Vasas	4-0		Ajax
26-03-1958		Milan	4-1		B. Dortmund
Semi Finals
Date	Home		Score	Away
First Leg
02-04-1958		Real Madrid	4-0		Vasas
08-05-1958		Manchester United	2-1		Milan
Second Leg
16-04-1958		Vasas	2-0		Real Madrid
04-05-1958		Milan	4-0		Manchester United
Final
28-05-1958		Real Madrid	3-2 (Extra Time)		Milan

Top Scores in this tournament 1957-58:

1. Alfredo di Stéfano - Real Madrid - Spain (10 goals)

2. Bora Kostic - Red Star Belgrade - Yugoslavia (9 goals)

3. Lajos Csordas - Vasas - Italy (9 goals)