Puchar Europy Mistrzów Klubowych (1984/1985)
| European Champion Clubs’ Cup | |||
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| Szczegóły turnieju | |||
| Gospodarz | UEFA | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Termin | 19 września 1984 - 29 maja 1985 | ||
| Liczba drużyn | 32 | ||
| Mistrz | Juventus F.C. (1. tytuł) | ||
| Statystyki turnieju | |||
| Mecze | 61 | ||
| Strzelone gole | 186 (3,05 na mecz) | ||
| Król strzelców | |||
XXX Puchar Europy Mistrzów Klubowych 1984/1985
(ang. European Champion Clubs’ Cup)
I runda
FC Ilves – 
Juventus F.C. 0:4 i 1:2
Grasshopper Club Zürich – 
Budapest Honvéd 3:1 i 1:2
Vålerenga Fotball – 
Sparta Praga 3:3 i 0:2
KS Labinoti – 
Lyngby BK 0:3 i 0:3
Girondins Bordeaux – 
Athletic Bilbao 3:2 i 0:0
FC Dinamo Bukareszt – 
Omonia Nikozja 4:1 i 1:2
Levski Sofia – 
VfB Stuttgart 1:1 i 2:2
Trabzonspor – 
Dnipro Dniepropietrowsk 1:0 i 0:3
Aberdeen F.C. – 
Dynamo Berlin 2:1 i 1:2
Austria Wiedeń – 
Valletta FC 4:0 i 4:0
Lech Poznań – 
Liverpool 0:1 i 0:4
FK Crvena zvezda – 
Sport Lisboa e Benfica 3:2 i 0:2
Avenir Beggen – 
IFK Göteborg 0:8 i 0:9
Íþróttabandalag Akraness – 
KSK Beveren 2:2 i 0:5
Feyenoord – 
Panathinaikos AO 0:0 i 1:2
Linfield F.C. – 
Shamrock Rovers 0:0 i 1:1
II runda
- Juventus F.C. – Grasshopper Club Zürich 3:0 i 0:1
- Sparta Praga – Lyngby BK 0:0 i 2:1
- Girondins Bordeaux – FC Dinamo Bukareszt 1:0 i 1:1
- Levski Sofia – Dnipro Dniepropietrowsk 3:1 i 0:2
- Dynamo Berlin – Austria Wiedeń 3:3 i 1:2
- Liverpool – Sport Lisboa e Benfica 3:1 i 0:1
- IFK Göteborg – KSK Beveren 1:0 i 1:2
- Panathinaikos AO – Linfield F.C. 2:1 i 3:3
1/4 finału
- Juventus F.C. – Sparta Praga 3:0 i 0:1
- Girondins Bordeaux – Dnipro Dniepropietrowsk 1:0 i 1:1 dogr.
- Austria Wiedeń – Liverpool 1:1 i 1:4
- IFK Göteborg – Panathinaikos AO 0:1 i 2:2
1/2 finału
- Juventus F.C. – Girondins Bordeaux 3:0 i 0:2
- Liverpool – Panathinaikos AO 4:0 i 1:0
Finał
Juventus F.C.  | 1 : 0 (0:0) |  Liverpool F.C. | Finał Pucharu Europy 29 maja 1985 Sędzia: André Daina (Szwajcaria) Widzów: 59 000 |
| Michel Platini 56' (karny) |
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