Young Midfielder In World Cup Final
Starts for West Germany in the final at age twenty, gaining major international experience in the 4-2 extra-time defeat to England.
Explore 15 football history records associated with Franz Beckenbauer, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.
Starts for West Germany in the final at age twenty, gaining major international experience in the 4-2 extra-time defeat to England.
Franz Beckenbauer leads Bayern through the 1968-69 campaign as the club wins its first Bundesliga championship.
Completes the semi-final against Italy with his injured shoulder strapped to his body.
Franz Beckenbauer earns the 1972 Ballon d’Or after captaining West Germany to European Championship success and demonstrating how a defender can organise attacks from deep positions.
Franz Beckenbauer captains Bayern in their first competitive match at Munich’s Olympiastadion, a 5-1 victory over Schalke that clinches the Bundesliga title.
Captains West Germany to victory on home soil in 1974 and directs the side from his sweeping defensive position.
Captains West Germany to victory over the Netherlands in the final.
Franz Beckenbauer lifts the World Cup as West Germany captain after his team recovers from an early Dutch penalty to win the final 2-1.
Franz Beckenbauer takes a second Ballon d’Or after captaining Bayern Munich to another European Cup and leading West Germany to the European Championship final.
Captains Bayern Munich to a third consecutive European Cup with victory at Hampden.
Franz Beckenbauer captains Bayern to a goalless second leg against Cruzeiro, completing a 2-0 aggregate victory in the Intercontinental Cup.
Beckenbauer joined the Cosmos and became Pelé's high-profile teammate as the American club won the NASL Soccer Bowl.
Becomes a World Cup winner as manager after previously lifting the trophy as captain.
Franz Beckenbauer coaches West Germany to the 1990 title after previously lifting the trophy as captain in 1974. His team keeps Argentina scoreless in a closely contested Rome final.
Franz Beckenbauer takes charge of Bayern during the 1993-94 season and leads the team to the Bundesliga title.