1960 — Real Madrid 7–3 Eintracht Frankfurt

7-3. 127,621 fans. Puskás 4, Di Stéfano 3. Greatest attacking display in European history.

The 1960 European Cup Final stands as the highest-scoring Champions League final ever, with 10 goals in a breathtaking 7-3 victory for Real Madrid over Eintracht Frankfurt. At Hampden Park, Ferenc Puskás scored four goals and Alfredo Di Stéfano added three, leading their galactico side before 127,621 spectators. The BBC broadcast the match live, introducing British audiences to Real Madrid for the first time in what many call the most significant European football broadcast.

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