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Home shirt as worn in the season when Die Borussen surprisingly won the Champions League, beating Italian giants Juventus 3-1 in the final. Domestically, Dortmund could not repeat their Bundesliga title win of the previous season, finishing third in the league with Swiss striker Stéphane Chapuisat converting 13 league goals. However, the side’s Champions League campaign would be one to remember. After making it through the group stage which contained Atlético Madrid, Widzew Łódź and Steaua București Dortmund would smash Auxerre in the quarter finals before dispatching the impressive Manchester United in the semi finals. In the final, Scottish midfielder Paul Lambert put in a man of the match display, nullifying the threat of Zidane along with providing an assist for the first goal of the game. Goals from Karl-Heinz Riedle and local boy Lars Ricken ensured that BVB would win their first Champions League title, a truly remarkable achievement given the might of other teams in the competition