In recent times, the football world has become accustomed to seeing the Germans
as a great power, relentlessly targeting its opponents.

In August 1995, however, it was Bebeto's turn to place the giant Bayern Munich in
knees, in a match remembered by all Spanish fans as the unforgettable
7x0.

As part of the negotiation to buy Bulgarian star Kostadinov, the German team
a friendly against Deportivo La Coruña, held at the Cartagonova Stadium in Cartagena.

The Galicians had just won the King's Cup of Spain, becoming known as Super Depor, playing offensive and highly active football and whose main highlight was striker Bebeto, as well as Fran, Begiristain, Manjarín, Donato and Mauro Silva .

Despite important changes, Bayern went on the field with a very strong team, led by Strunz, Hamann, Kostadinov and the French star Papin.

The strength of the Super Depor was justified. Remember that in the same pre-season, the team
beat Real Madrid in three straight games, one in the Teresa Herrera final and two others
in the Super Cup, making 3x0 in the Riazor and 2x1 in the Bernabeu.

With the right to Bebeto's traditional volley goal, La Coruña ran over the opponent with a showy and lively football, making the Cartagena supporter salute the exhibition with white cloths, a traditional ovation of admiration.

In the end, the 7x0 ended up being a little while, since there were still two balls on the post.

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