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- Lattek achieved the rare distinction of coaching clubs to all three major European titles, winning the Uefa Cup with Monchengladbach in 1979 and the Cup Winners' Cup with Barcelona in 1982.
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This spell saw him win two more German titles, in addition to achieving further European success with victory in the 1979 UEFA Cup final, defeating Red Star Belgrade. A third consecutive championship for him, which would have been a record fourth consecutive league championship for the club, eluded Mönchengladbach when they came second in the ...
Aug 21, 2016 · Udo Lattek won all three major UEFA club competitions©Getty Images. Article body. The evidence • Won a German-record eight Bundesliga titles as coach – six with Bayern München (plus three...
May 1, 2015 · Farmer’s son Udo Lattek was a phenomenally successful football coach, the only man to attain the continental game’s triple crown – the European Cup, the Cup-Winners’ Cup and the Uefa...
Feb 1, 2015 · imago images. +. Date of birth/Age: Jan 16, 1935. Place of birth: Bosemb. Citizenship: Germany. Date of death: 01.02.2015 (80) Avg. term as coach : 2.14 Years. Former player: Last club : VfL Osnabrück Most games for : VfL Osnabrück. 1x European Champion Clubs' Cup winner. 8x German Champion. 3x German cup winner. 1x Uefa Cup winner.
However, Lattek guided Barcelona to victory in the Cup Winners' Cup, defeating Standard Liège 2-1 in the final. Lattek's tenure at Barcelona was marked by the signing of Diego Maradona. However, the Argentine star proved to be a source of trouble for the coach.
Legendary German coach Udo Lattek, who won the European Cup, UEFA Cup and European Cup Winners' Cup with three different clubs, died on Wednesday aged 80.... more »
Trapattoni and German Udo Lattek are the only managers to have won at least once the three seasonal pre-1999 UEFA competitions: the European Cup, the Cup Winners' Cup and the UEFA Cup. Portuguese José Mourinho is the first manager to win at least once the three current seasonal UEFA competitions: the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Cup or ...
