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It's Wednesday, 25 February 2003. The Bayer 04 team, badly shaken in that season, travel to the scene of the nightmare for a DFB Cup quarter-final tie – Unterhaching. SpVgg Unterhaching play in the Bavaria Regional League – 20 years ago one of the different third divisions, as the third division as we know it now did not exist back then. In spite of undersoil heating, the pitch is covered in snow and a typical cup tie develops with it snowing throughout the game. The fortunate 1-0 half-time lead for the Werkself from a goal scored by the Brazilian Franca is cancelled out straight after the restart by Unterhaching but the captain Carsten Ramelow restores the lead promptly from a corner. The Regional League side equalise again after the hour mark.
The game goes into extra time and then penalties. Goalkeeper Jörg Butt is the hero. After the first eight penalties are scored, he saves the fifth Unterhaching spot-kick from Omodiagbe and then scores himself to make it 7-6 for Bayer 04 Leverkusen. The semi-final is against Bayern and that ends in a 3-1 defeat.
15 years later, on 6 February 2018, a quarter-final against Werder Bremen at the BayArena. Click here for article and TV highlights
Andreas ‘Zecke’ Neuendorf was born in Berlin on 9 February 1975. He spends his childhood in the southern district of Steglitz and in his youth he plays for Stern 1900, Blau-Weiß 90, BFC Preußen and the Reinickendorfer Füchse where he also makes his debut for the senior team.
Show moreSven Demandt was born in Cologne on 13 February 1965. In his youth he played for the Cologne side TuS Höhenhaus. In 1984 he joined the reserves at Fortuna Düsseldorf, made his first appearance in the Bundesliga on Matchday 3 in the 1984/85 season at the Betzenberg when he comes on as a substitute on 74 minutes, and in 1986 he signs his first professional contract at Fortuna.
Show moreBayer 04 are second in the First Oberliga West in February of the 1954/55 season. The Werkself travel to Dortmund on 20 February for an away game. 6,000 spectators want to see the match on a snow-covered pitch at the Rote Erde Stadium.
Show moreIn this video you can watch impressive and important goals in the history of Bayer 04 in the month of February. It is not always about the beauty of the goals but also about remembering special games and players.
Show moreIt's Friday, 15 December 1989. The Bayer 04 players are completing their final training session ahead of the last match before the winter break. They are set to play next to bottom FC Homburg at home on the following day. During the training session our kit man Klaus Zöller comes onto the pitch and speaks to coach Jürgen Gelsdorf who gets everybody together and announces:
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