The 1994-95 campaign delivered a respectable finish for FC Koln, with Die Geißböcke securing a solid 10th-place in the Bundesliga and a coveted spot in the Intertoto Cup. Leading the charge was the prolific Austrian centre-forward Toni Polster, whose 17 crucial goals in 32 league matches anchored the attack in his second season with the club. The campaign, which was the final season of the traditional 'two points for a win' rule, saw the squad, featuring World Cup-winning goalkeeper Bodo Illgner and 14-goal scorer Bruno Labbadia, hold its ground in the German top-flight. It was a solid year of consolidation that remains a key chapter in the club's history.