2001-2002 Barcelona Goal Logs, Champions League

2001-2002 Barcelona Goal Logs (Champions League)

Record: 18-10-10, 64 points (1.68 per game), 4th in La Liga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 12-5-2, 41 points Away Record: 6-5-8, 23 points

Goals: 65 (1.71 per game), Goals Against: 37 (0.97 per game), Diff: 28

Governing Country: Spain es

Gender: Male

Continental Qualification: 2002-2003 Champions League (Third qualifying round) via league finish

2001-2002 Competitions

All Competitions

La Liga

Champions League

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Notes
1	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Rivaldo	Wisła Kraków	Y	31	0-1
2	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Rivaldo	Wisła Kraków	Y	34	1-2
3	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Patrick Kluivert	Wisła Kraków	Y	56	2-3
4	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Rivaldo	Wisła Kraków	Y	73	3-3
5	2001-08-21	Third qualifying round	Home	Luis Enrique	Wisła Kraków	N	72	0-0
6	2001-09-18	First group stage	Away	Patrick Kluivert	Fenerbahçe	Y	25	0-0
7	2001-09-18	First group stage	Away	Patrik Andersson	Fenerbahçe	Y	28	1-0
8	2001-09-18	First group stage	Away	Javier Saviola	Fenerbahçe	N	66	2-0
9	2001-09-25	First group stage	Away	Luis Enrique	Leverkusen	Y	22	0-0
10	2001-10-10	First group stage	Home	Patrick Kluivert	Lyon	Y	78	0-0
11	2001-10-10	First group stage	Home	Rivaldo	Lyon	Y	87	1-0
12	2001-10-17	First group stage	Home	Patrick Kluivert	Leverkusen	Y	12	0-0
13	2001-10-17	First group stage	Home	Luis Enrique	Leverkusen	Y	38	1-1
14	2001-10-23	First group stage	Away	Patrick Kluivert	Lyon	Y	9	0-0
15	2001-10-23	First group stage	Away	Rivaldo	Lyon	Y	18	1-0
16	2001-10-23	First group stage	Away	Gerard López	Lyon	N	90+4	2-2
17	2001-10-31	First group stage	Home	Rivaldo	Fenerbahçe	Y	90+2	0-0
18	2001-11-20	Second group stage	Away	Patrick Kluivert	Liverpool	Y	41	0-1
19	2001-11-20	Second group stage	Away	Fábio Rochemback	Liverpool	N	65	1-1
20	2001-11-20	Second group stage	Away	Marc Overmars	Liverpool	N	84	2-1
21	2001-12-05	Second group stage	Home	Javier Saviola	Galatasaray	Y	49	0-2
22	2001-12-05	Second group stage	Home	Javier Saviola	Galatasaray	Y	66	1-2
23	2002-02-20	Second group stage	Home	Patrick Kluivert	Roma	Y	82	0-1
24	2002-03-19	Second group stage	Away	Luis Enrique	Galatasaray	Y	58	0-0
25	2002-04-09	Quarter-finals	Home	Luis Enrique	Panathinaikos	Y	23	0-1
26	2002-04-09	Quarter-finals	Home	Luis Enrique	Panathinaikos	Y	49	1-1
27	2002-04-09	Quarter-finals	Home	Javier Saviola	Panathinaikos	Y	61	2-1
28	2002-05-01	Semi-finals	Away	Iván Helguera (OG)	Real Madrid	Y	49	0-1	Own Goal

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Grzegorz Pater	Wisła Kraków	Y	22	0-0
2	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Grzegorz Pater	Wisła Kraków	Y	32	1-1
3	2001-08-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Tomasz Frankowski	Wisła Kraków	Y	38	2-2
4	2001-09-25	First group stage	Away	Yıldıray Baştürk	Leverkusen	N	52	0-1
5	2001-09-25	First group stage	Away	Oliver Neuville	Leverkusen	Y	69	1-1
6	2001-10-17	First group stage	Home	Carsten Ramelow	Leverkusen	Y	32	0-1
7	2001-10-23	First group stage	Away	Péguy Luyindula	Lyon	Y	66	0-2
8	2001-10-23	First group stage	Away	Éric Carrière	Lyon	Y	88	1-2
9	2001-11-20	Second group stage	Away	Michael Owen	Liverpool	Y	27	0-0
10	2001-12-05	Second group stage	Home	Ümit Karan	Galatasaray	Y	5	0-0
11	2001-12-05	Second group stage	Home	Andrés Fleurquin	Galatasaray	Y	41	1-0
12	2002-02-20	Second group stage	Home	Christian Panucci	Roma	Y	57	0-0
13	2002-02-26	Second group stage	Away	Emerson	Roma	Y	61	0-0
14	2002-02-26	Second group stage	Away	Vincenzo Montella	Roma	N	74	1-0
15	2002-02-26	Second group stage	Away	Damiano Tommasi	Roma	N	90+2	2-0
16	2002-04-03	Quarter-finals	Away	Angelos Basinas	Panathinaikos	Y	79	0-0
17	2002-04-09	Quarter-finals	Home	Michalis Konstantinou	Panathinaikos	Y	8	0-0
18	2002-04-23	Semi-finals	Home	Zinédine Zidane	Real Madrid	Y	55	0-0
19	2002-04-23	Semi-finals	Home	Steve McManaman	Real Madrid	N	90+2	1-0
20	2002-05-01	Semi-finals	Away	Raúl	Real Madrid	Y	43	0-0

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