Champions League Winners: Real Madrid 2001-02 Quiz

Answer: 1

Real's only signing that summer was Juventus midfielder Zinedine Zidane, with the Frenchman joining Los Blancos for a world record fee. Florentino Perez had become the club's President in 2000 and prioritised the signing of superstars like Zidane to help the club grow commercially.

Answer: Luis Figo

Figo scored three of Real's thirteen goals in the first group phase. Raul scored twice in a home game against Belgian side Anderlecht but these were his only goals. Roberto Carlos also chipped in with two goals. Zidane failed to register a goal until the opening game of the second group stage.

Answer: 2

Only Barcelona and Bayern Munich earned more points than Los Blancos in the first group phase, scoring 15 and 14 points respectively. Real finished four points clear in Group A, with second placed Roma accumulating nine points.

Answer: Panathinaikos

Panthinaikos drew 2-2 with Los Blancos in the final matchday of the second group stage, with Real relying on a late Javier Portillo goal to avoid defeat in Greece. Czech team Sparta Prague and Portuguese giants Porto were also in Real Madrid's group, both losing their home and away fixtures against the eventual champions. Panathinaikos came second in the group, progressing to the quarter-finals.

Answer: 13

Real's 27 goals across these twelve games came from thirteen separate sources. Raul and Santi Solari managaed to score on four occasions. Luis Figo scored three goals in total, as did forward Fernando Morientes. Guti and Roberto Carlos scored twice, with Savio and Ivan Helguera matching this goal tally. Pedro Munitis, Albert Celades and Javier Portillo all scored once, mirroring the contributions of Steve McManaman and Zinedine Zidane.

Answer: Geremi

Geremi's early strike gave Los Blancos a 1-0 lead, but late goals from Stefan Effenberg and Claudio Pizarro sealed a 2-1 victory for the Bavarians. Real won 2-0 in the second leg, courtesy of second half goals from Ivan Helguera and Guti.

Answer: Steve McManaman

McManaman scored in stoppage time of the semi-final first leg against Barcelona, with Zidane also scoring that night. Raul scored Real's only goal in the second leg, a 1-1 draw at the Santiago Bernabeu. Raul and Zidane both scored in Real's 2-1 win over Bayer Leverkusen in the final.

Answer: Urs Meier

It was Meier's first and only Champions League final. He also refereed the 2002 World Cup semi-final between Germany and South Korea. Collina refereed the 1999 Champions League final, also taking charge of the 2002 World Cup Final. Michel was referee of the 2008 Champions League final and the 2003 UEFA Cup Final. Frisk's crowning achievement was refereeing the Euro 2000 final between France and Italy.

Answer: Hampden Park

It was the third time that Glasgow's Hampden Park had been used as the host for a European Cup final. It had previously hosted the 1960 final between Real Madrid and Eintracht Frankfurt and the 1976 showpiece between Bayern Munich and Saint-Etienne.

Answer: Lucio

Lucio equalised just five minutes after Real had taken the lead. Ballack played the full game, but ended the season as a Bundesliga, Champions League and World Cup runner-up, with Germany losing the 2002 World Cup final to Lucio's Brazil. Basturk also played the full game but was largely ineffective. Ze Roberto was not involved in the final and joined Bayern Munich in the summer of 2002.