European Superpowers

As the name suggests, this episode looks at the clubs that have become the big powers in European football. Clubs such as AC Milan, Internationale and Real Madrid were the dominant powers and showed a great flare for attacking football. This dominance by southern Europe was challenged when Glasgow Celtic from Scotland won the 1967 European Championship. This had followed the previous year's memorable win by England in the World Cup. The early 70s saw the emergence of Dutch teams on the European stage delivering some eye catching technique. Ajax Amsterdam and Feyenord were the leaders from Holland with Ajax winning several European Cups in the process. The period also saw the English league begin to make a mark in Europe with Liverpool being the dominant team winning four European titles over a ten year span. On a national scale the 70s and 80s saw Holland, West Germany and Italy as the powerhouse teams, something that has continued to the present day.

Real Madryt lat 50-tych, Duńczycy i Niemcy w latach 70-tych, Liverpool w latach 80-tych, Milan oraz francuska reprezentacja w latach 90-tych - wszystkie drużyny, które zmieniły oblicze futbolu. Legenda "Celtów" Jimmy Johnstone opowiada, jak palma pierwszeństwa w futbolu trafiła z południa na północ kontynentu, czego kulminacją była klęska Interu w spotkaniu z Lwami z Celtic w 1967 roku podczas Pucharu Europy. Film zawiera także unikalne nagrania z wczesnych Mistrzostw Europy, lata 1960, 1964 i 1968, oraz wywiady z Alfredo di Stefano, Fransisco Gento, Giannim Riverą, Giacinto Facchettim, Jimmym Johnstonem, Sir Bobbym Charltonem, Philem Nealem, Kennym Daglishem, Paolo Rossim, Jurgenem Klinsmannem, Paolo Maldinim, Alanem Shearerem, Oliverem Bierhoffem, Aimé Jacquetem i Zinedine Zidanem.