The 1995-96 campaign delivered a fantastic season for Borussia Mönchengladbach as Die Fohlen finished an impressive 4th in the Bundesliga, securing a coveted spot in the UEFA Cup. Leading the charge was the prolific Swedish striker Martin Dahlin, whose 15 league goals were vital in a campaign built on consistency and European adventure. The season was also defined by a strong run to the Cup Winners' Cup quarter-finals, where they narrowly lost to Feyenoord, marking the club's last top-half Bundesliga finish and European qualification for fifteen years, a true high point for the fans at the Bökelbergstadion.