1982–83 FC Barcelona season

FC Barcelona
1982–83 season
President	Josep Lluís Núñez
Manager	Udo Lattek (until 4 March 1983) ; José Luis Romero (until 7 March 1983) ; César Luis Menotti
La Liga	4th
Copa del Rey	Winners
Copa de la Liga	Winners
Cup Winners' Cup	Quarter-finals
UEFA Super Cup	Runners-up
Top goalscorer	League: Diego Maradona (11); All: Diego Maradona (23)

The 1982–83 season was the 84th season in FC Barcelona's history.

The club won two trophies, the Copa del Rey and the Copa de la Liga.

Season review

Barcelona began the season with a loss away to Valencia. They went on a 14 match unbeaten run, and lost to Athletic Bilbao at home. This was followed up by a loss to Las Palmas. However, Barca bounced back from the two losses, winning seven of their next eight matches. Following a loss at home to Racing de Santander, the club went through a downfall in form, losing three of their next eight matches. Despite a 7-2 routing of Las Palmas on the penultimate matchday, Barca were not able to end the season on a high note, losing to Osasuna 1-0 and finishing fourth.

Barcelona won the Copa del Rey against rivals Real Madrid, 2-1 at La Romareda, thanks to a 90th minute goal from Marcos.

In the Cup Winners Cup, Barca were eliminated on away goals by Austria Wien.

In the Copa de La Liga, a new competition that began play this season, Barca entered in the QF, beating Gijon 1-0 on aggregate. Their next match was a 1-0 loss to Atletico Madrid in the SF, but a dominant 5-2 victory in the second leg put them in the finals , once again against Real Madrid. Barcelona won 4-3 on aggregate to lift their second trophy of the season.

Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK	ESP	Urruti
—	GK	ESP	Amador
—	GK	ESP	Pello Artola
—	DF	ESP	Migueli
—	DF	ESP	Julio Alberto
—	DF	ESP	Gerardo
—	DF	ESP	Esteban Vigo
—	DF	ESP	Antonio Olmo
—	DF	ESP	José Ramón Alexanko
—	DF	ESP	Josep Moratalla
—	DF	ESP	Manolo
—	MF	ESP	Víctor
—	MF	ESP	Urbano
—	MF	ESP	Periko Alonso


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	MF	GER	Bernd Schuster
—	MF	ESP	Juan José Estella
—	MF	ESP	Tente Sánchez
—	FW	ESP	Marcos Alonso
—	FW	ESP	Pichi Alonso
—	FW	ESP	Lobo Carrasco
—	FW	DEN	Allan Simonsen
—	FW	ARG	Diego Armando Maradona
—	FW	ESP	Enrique Morán
—	FW	ESP	Paco Clos
—	FW	ESP	Quini

Competitions

Friendlies

8 September 1982 Friendly

ACF Fiorentina

0–0

FC Barcelona

21 September 1982 friendly

Servette FC

1–4

FC Barcelona

26 October 1982

Villafranca

0–1

FC Barcelona

13 November 1982

PSG

1–4

FC Barcelona

3 August 1982 Friendly

SV Meppen

0–5

FC Barcelona

7 August 1982 Friendly

1. FC Kleve

0–6

FC Barcelona

13 August 1982 Teresa Herrera Trophy

Internacional

0–1

FC Barcelona

15 August 1982 Teresa Herrera Trophy

Dynamo Kyiv

4–1

FC Barcelona

21 August 1982 friendly

Mallorca

1–2

FC Barcelona

24 August 1982 Joan Gamper Trophy

FC Barcelona

0–0
(1–4 p)

Internacional

25 August 1982 Joan Gamper Trophy

FC Barcelona

1–1
(4–5 p)

FC Köln

28 August 1982 Trofeo Costa Verde

Red Star Belgrade

1-0

FC Barcelona

29 August 1982 Trofeo Costa Verde

Oviedo

0–1

FC Barcelona

29 May 1983

FC Barcelona

12–1

Catalonia 3rd Div. All Star XI

La Liga

League table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification or relegation
2	Real Madrid	34	20	9	5	57	25	+32	49	Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
3	Atlético Madrid	34	20	6	8	56	38	+18	46	Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
4	Barcelona	34	17	10	7	60	29	+31	44	Qualification for the Cup Winners' Cup first round^[a]
5	Sevilla	34	15	12	7	44	31	+13	42	Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
6	Zaragoza	34	17	6	11	59	39	+20	40

Source: BDFútbol
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head results; 3) Goal difference; 4) Number of goals scored
Notes:

^ Barcelona qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup by winning the Copa del Rey.

Matches

Source:^[1]

4 September 1982 1	Valencia CF	2-1	FC Barcelona	Valencia
				Stadium: Mestalla

11 September 1982 2	FC Barcelona	3-0	Real Valladolid	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

19 September 1982 3

Sevilla CF

0-0

FC Barcelona

25 September 1982 4

FC Barcelona

1-1

Real Zaragoza

2 October 1982 5	Atletico Madrid	1-1	FC Barcelona	Madrid
				Stadium: Estadio Vicente Calderon

9 October 1982 6	FC Barcelona	1-0	Español	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

16 October 1982 7

Malaga

1-4

FC Barcelona

24 October 1982 8	FC Barcelona	1-1	Sporting Gijon	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

30 October 1982 9

Racing Santander

0-4

FC Barcelona

6 November 1982 10	FC Barcelona	3-0	UD Salamanca	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

10 November 1982 11

Real Betis

1-1

FC Barcelona

Seville

21 November 1982 12	FC Barcelona	2-2	Celta Vigo	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

27 November 1982 13	Real Madrid	0-2	FC Barcelona	Madrid
				Stadium: Estadio Santiago Bernabeu

5 December 1982 14	FC Barcelona	1-0	Real Sociedad	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

12 December 1982 15	FC Barcelona	0-1	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

18 December 1982 16

UD Las Palmas

2-1

FC Barcelona

Las Palmas

2 January 1983 17	FC Barcelona	3-0	Osasuna	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

5 January 1983 18	FC Barcelona	1-0	Valencia	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

9 January 1983 19

Real Valladolid

1-3

FC Barcelona

Valladolid

15 January 1983 20	FC Barcelona	1-0	Sevilla	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

21 January 1983 21

Real Zaragoza

2-2

FC Barcelona

Zaragoza

30 January 1983 22	FC Barcelona	2-1	Atletico de Madrid	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

6 February 1983 23

RCD Espanyol

0-3

FC Barcelona

Barcelona

9 February 1983 24	FC Barcelona	2-1	Malaga	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

19 February 1983 25

Sporting de Gijon

0-0

FC Barcelona

Gijon

26 February 1983 26	FC Barcelona	0-2	Racing de Santander	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

5 March 1983 27

UD Salamanca

1-1

FC Barcelona

Salamanca

12 March 1983 28	FC Barcelona	1-1	Real Betis	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

20 March 1983 29

Celta de Vigo

0-4

FC Barcelona

Vigo

26 March 1983 30	Barcelona	2-1	Real Madrid	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

3 April 1983 31

Real Sociedad

1-0

Barcelona

10 April 1983 32

Athletic Bilbao

3-2

FC Barcelona

Bilbao

17 April 1983 33	Barcelona	7–2	Las Palmas	Barcelona
	Carrasco 2' Marcos 4' Maradona 12', 18', 57' Schuster 35' Alberto 40', 49' Quini 82'		Martínez 39', 66' Saavedra 61'	Stadium: Camp Nou Referee: Joaquín Ramos Marcos

1 May 1983 34	Osasuna	1–0	FC Barcelona	Pamplona
	Echeverria 22'			Stadium: El Sadar Referee: José Donato Pes Pérez

European Cup Winners' Cup

Second round

15 September 1982	Barcelona	8–0	Apollon Limassol	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

29 September 1982

Apollon Limassol

1–1

Barcelona

Round of 16

20 October 1982 R16 L1

FK Crvena Zvezda

2–4

Barcelona

3 November 1982 Cup Win.Cup R16 L2	Barcelona	2–1	FK Crvena Zvezda	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

Quarter-finals

2 March 1983 QF L1

Austria Wien

0–0

Barcelona

16 March 1983 QF L2	Barcelona	1–1	Austria Wien	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

European Super Cup

19 January 1983 1	Barcelona	1–0	Aston Villa	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

26 January 1983 2	Aston Villa	3–0 (3–1 agg.)	Barcelona	Birmingham
				Stadium: Villa Park

Copa del Rey

Round of 16

2 February 1983 R16 L1

Celta Vigo

0-0

FC Barcelona

22 February 1983 R16 L2	FC Barcelona	2-0	Celta Vigo	Barcelona
				Stadium: Camp Nou

Quarter-finals

30 March 1983 QF L1

Athletic Bilbao

1-0

FC Barcelona

13 April 1983 QF L2

FC Barcelona

3-0

Athletic Bilbao

Semi-finals

7 May 1983 SF L1

FC Barcelona

2-0

Real Sociedad

21 May 1983 SF L2

Real Sociedad

1-2

FC Barcelona

Final

4 June 1983	Barcelona	2–1	Real Madrid	La Romareda, Zaragoza
22:15 CET	Víctor 32' Marcos 90'	Report	Santillana 50'	Attendance: 35,000 Referee: José Luis García Carrión

Copa de la Liga

12 June 1983 QF L1

Barcelona

1-0

Sporting Gijon

15 June 1983 QF L2

Sporting Gijon

0-0

Barcelona

Semi-finals

19 June 1983 SF L1

Atletico de Madrid

1-0

Barcelona

22 June 1983 SF L2

Barcelona

5-2

Atletico Madrid

Finals

26 June 1983 Final L1

Real Madrid

2-2

Barcelona

29 June1983 Final L2

Barcelona

2-1

Real Madrid

References

^ 1980–1985 data

External links

FC Barcelona official website at the Library of Congress Web Archives (archived 2010-08-23)
webdelcule.com

[table_note_res_CWC10.57285203485417-1] Barcelona qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup by winning the Copa del Rey.

[2] 1980–1985 data

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