Super Cup 2002

STADIUM: Louis II (Monaco)

DATE: 30-08-2002 (20:45 h)

ATTENDANCE: 18.284

REFEREE: Hugh Dallas (SCO)

GOALS: 1-0 (Paauwe [o.g.] 14'); 2-0 (Roberto Carlos 21'); 2-1 (Van Hooijdonk 56'); 3-1 (Guti 60')

BOOKED: -

MAN OF THE MATCH: Roberto Carlos da Silva

Real Madrid CF - SC Feyenoord 3 - 1

Real Madrid CF (coach: Vicente del Bosque) Iker Casillas ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miguel Ángel “Míchel” Salgado Fernando Hierro (c) Iván Helguera Roberto Carlos da Silva ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Luís Figo Claude Makélélé Esteban Cambiasso (Francisco Pavón 88') Zinédine Zidane (Santiago Solari 86') ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Raúl González José María Gutiérrez “Guti” (Javier Portillo 71')

SC Feyenoord (coach: Bert van Marwijk) Edwin Zoetebier ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Christian Gyan (Thomas Buffel 72') Kees van Wonderen Patrick Paauwe Tomasz Rząsa ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Brett Emerton Paul Bosvelt (c) Shinji Ono Anthony Lurling ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonaventure Kalou Pierre van Hooijdonk

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ROSTERS (Full team squads corresponding to the pre-season 2002-03. Numbers in blue indicate the 18 players registered for the Super Cup final)
Real Madrid CF	SC Feyenoord
Goalkeepers 1. Iker Casillas Fernández (20-05-1981) 13. César Sánchez Domínguez (2-09-1971) 26. Carlos Sánchez García (19-01-1978) Defenders 2. Miguel Ángel “Míchel” Salgado Fernández (22-10-75) 3. Roberto Carlos da Silva Rocha (10-04-1973) 4. Fernando Ruiz Hierro (23-03-1968) 15. Raúl Bravo Sanfélix (14-04-1981) 17. Óscar Miñambres Pascual (1-02-1981) 22. Francisco Pavón Barahona (9-01-1980) 29. Rubén Gonzalez Rocha (29-01-1982) Midfielders 5. Zinédine Yazid Zidane (23-06-1972) 6. Iván Helguera Bujía (28-03-1975) 8. Steve McManaman (11-02-1972) 10. Luís Filipe Madeira Caeiro Figo (4-11-1972) 14. José María Gutiérrez Hernández “Guti” (31-10-1976) 16. Flávio da Conceição (12-06-1974) 19. Esteban Matías Cambiasso Deleau (18-08-1980) 20. Albert Celades López (29-09-1975) 21. Santiago Hernán Solari Poggio (7-10-1976) 24. Claude Makélélé Sinda (18-02-1973) 32. Borja Fernández Fernández (14-01-1981) Forwards 7. Raúl González Blanco (27-06-1977) 9. Fernando Morientes Sánchez (5-04-1976) 12. Jorge López Marco “Tote” (23-11-1978) 18. Francisco Javier García Portillo (30-03-1982) 38. Alejandro Pérez Aracil “Alex Pérez” (21-01-1985) COACH: Vicente del Bosque González (23-12-1950)	Goalkeepers 1. Edwin Zoetebier (7-05-1970) 30. Patrick Lodewijks (21-02-1967) 31. Carlo l’Ami (20-07-1966) 34. Jesper Hogedoorn (14-08-1985) Defenders 2. Christian Gyan (2-11-1978) 3. Tomasz Rząsa (11-03-1973) 4. Pieter Collen (20-06-1980) 5. Ramon van Haaren (16-09-1972) 8. Kees van Wonderen (4-01-1969) 20. Ferry de Haan (12-09-1972) 27. Glenn Loovens (22-09-1983) 28. Civard Sprockel (10-05-1983) Midfielders 6. Paul Bosvelt (26-03-1970) 7. Bonaventure Kalou (12-01-1978) 14. Shinji Ono (小野伸二) (27-09-1979) 17. Patrick Paauwe (27-12-1975) 18. Leonardo dos Santos Silva (21-08-1976) 19. Thomas Buffel (19-02-1981) 23. Brett Emerton (22-02-1979) 24. Song Jong-gook (송종국) (20-02-1979) 25. Sebastián Eduardo Pardo Campos (1-01-1982) 32. Ferne Snoyl (8-03-1985) Forwards 9. Pierre van Hooijdonk (29-11-1969) 10. Anthony Lurling (22-04-1977) 11. Leonardo Vítor Santiago (9-03-1983) 15. Mariano Bombarda (10-09-1972) 16. Euzebiusz “Ebi” Smolarek (9-01-1981) 22. Robin van Persie (6-08-1983)  (*) COACH: Bert van Marwijk (19-05-1952) * Van Persie, originally included in the 18-men squad list of Feyenoord for the Super Cup, was sent home on the eve of the final after a disagreement with coach Van Marwijk.

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