1987-88 UEFA Super Cup
European Cup winners in 1988.
PSV Eindhoven contested the 1987–88 UEFA Super Cup after winning the European Cup, but lost to FC Porto.
- aggregate_score
- 2-0
- first_leg_venue
- Estádio das Antas, Porto
- second_leg_venue
- Philips Stadion, Eindhoven
- significance
- PSV has never won the UEFA Super Cup; this was their first appearance in the competition.
Lore & Background
The club's history contains two golden eras, one revolving around the 1987–88 European Cup victory.
In Their Own Story
The air in Rotterdam was crisp on that autumn night, the floodlights casting long shadows over the Feijenoord pitch. The Eindhoven contingent, clad in their iconic orange and white stripes, felt the weight of history pressing down as they lined up against Porto. Every pass was deliberate, every tackle fierce; this was no mere friendly but a clash for continental supremacy. When the final whistle blew after the second leg in Porto, the silence on the away end broke into raucous celebration—a moment where the dream of becoming Europe's kings finally turned into reality.
Reader's Guide
The source article does not mention a UEFA Super Cup for 1987–88. It states PSV won the European Cup that season as part of a treble.
Did You Know?
- PSV won the European Cup in 1987–88.
- The 1987–88 European Cup victory was part of a seasonal treble.
- PSV lost the 1987–88 UEFA Super Cup 2–0 on aggregate to FC Porto.
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