Who scored Barcelona's extra-time winner in the 1992 European Cup final?

Ronald Koeman scored Barcelona's extra-time winner in the 1992 European Cup final.

Barcelona faced Sampdoria at Wembley Stadium in London on 20 May 1992. The match remained goalless after 90 minutes, sending the final into extra time. In the 111th minute, Koeman struck a powerful free kick that beat goalkeeper Gianluca Pagliuca and gave Barcelona a 1–0 victory.

The goal secured Barcelona's first European Cup. The team, coached by Johan Cruyff, became known as the “Dream Team” and had already won the Spanish league in 1991. Koeman was a defender, but his set-piece ability made him one of the side's most dangerous attacking players.

This final is sometimes confused with Barcelona's later Champions League victories, but in 1992 the competition was still officially called the European Champion Clubs' Cup. The tournament adopted the UEFA Champions League name during the following season. Koeman's strike also ended Barcelona's long wait after earlier final defeats in 1961 and 1986.