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- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal abstract "Borussia Mönchengladbach won the DFB-Pokal 1972–73. As in the year before, the knock-out rounds were played over two legs, but the final was decided in a single game.The final was supposed to be Günter Netzer's farewell game prior to his transfer to Real Madrid. However, Borussia's manager Hennes Weisweiler left him out of the starting lineup as he was already preparing for the time after Netzer's departure, so he brought on Herbert Wimmer as central midfielder and team captain. During the entire first half the spectators at Düsseldorf's Rheinstadion demanded to see Netzer subbed in. Weisweiler wanted to bring Netzer on at half-time, but he refused. Only in extra time of the dramatic final against rivals FC Köln Netzer practically subbed himself in: He got out of his training jacket, went to Weisweiler and told him: "Ich spiel dann jetzt." (English: I'll play now then.). He had talked to Christian Kulik before, who was completely drained. Just after his substitution, with his second touch, Netzer scored the winning goal. Later he admitted that he had hit the ball wrong and the goal had been an accident. It was later voted goal of the year.".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal wikiPageID "13375275".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal wikiPageRevisionID "552462877".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal attendance "69600".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal champions Borussia_Mönchengladbach.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal country "Germany".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal date "1973-06-23".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal defendingChampions FC_Schalke_04.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal goals "Netzer".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal goals "Neumann".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal goals "Wimmer".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal matches "61".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal nextseason "1973".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal numTeams "32".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal prevseason "1971".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal referee "Kurt Tschenscher".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal runnerUp 1._FC_Köln.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal score "2".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal stadium "Rheinstadion".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal team Borussia_Mönchengladbach.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal team "1".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal title "DFB-Pokal".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal year "1972".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal subject Category:1972–73_in_German_football_cups.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal subject Category:DFB-Pokal_seasons.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type Event.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type SoccerTournament.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type SocietalEvent.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type SportsEvent.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type Tournament.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type Event.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type SportsEvent.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type Event.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal type Thing.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal comment "Borussia Mönchengladbach won the DFB-Pokal 1972–73. As in the year before, the knock-out rounds were played over two legs, but the final was decided in a single game.The final was supposed to be Günter Netzer's farewell game prior to his transfer to Real Madrid. However, Borussia's manager Hennes Weisweiler left him out of the starting lineup as he was already preparing for the time after Netzer's departure, so he brought on Herbert Wimmer as central midfielder and team captain.".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal label "1972–73 DFB-Pokal".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal label "Copa de Alemania 1972/73".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal label "DFB-Pokal 1972-1973".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal label "DFB-Pokal 1972/73".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal label "Puchar Niemiec w piłce nożnej (1972/1973)".
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs 1972%E2%80%9373_DFB-Pokal.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs 73.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs 73.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs DFB-Pokal_1972-1973.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs 1973).
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs Q319345.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal sameAs Q319345.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal wasDerivedFrom 1972–73_DFB-Pokal?oldid=552462877.
- 1972–73_DFB-Pokal homepage www.dfb.de.