1994–95 U.C. Sampdoria season

Sampdoria

1994–95 season

Chairman

Enrico Mantovani

Manager

8th

Semi Finals

Last 16

Top goalscorer

League: Ruud Gullit
Roberto Mancini (9)
All: Roberto Mancini (11)

← 1993–94

1995–96 →

U.C. Sampdoria spent the 1994-95 season mired in the midfield, since its remarkable offensive play from the 1993-94 season failed to occur. Despite this, it came close to another European final, but stumbled at Arsenal following penalties in the semi finals. Following the end of the season, creative midfielders David Platt, Attilio Lombardo and Vladimir Jugović all left the club, bringing further uncertainty of the future direction of the club.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Walter Zenga
Giulio Nucari

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Roberto Mancini
Ruud Gullit
Alessandro Melli
Claudio Bellucci
Mauro Bertarelli
Maurizio Sala

Serie A

Matches

Sampdoria-Padova 5-0
1-0 Roberto Mancini (13)
2-0 Alberigo Evani (42)
3-0 David Platt (52)
4-0 Siniša Mihajlović (67)
5-0 Alessandro Melli (80 pen)

Sampdoria-Foggia 1-1
1-0 Mauro Bertarelli (43)
1-1 Luigi Di Biagio (86)

Juventus-Sampdoria 1-0
1-0 Angelo Di Livio (34)

Roma-Sampdoria 1-0
1-0 Abel Balbo (56)

Sampdoria-Parma 3-1
0-1 Gianfranco Zola (43)
1-1 Riccardo Maspero (75)
2-1 Riccardo Maspero (81)
3-1 Roberto Mancini (87 pen)

Milan-Sampdoria 0-0

Sampdoria-Napoli 0-0

Cremonese-Sampdoria 2-0
1-0 Andrea Tentoni (43)
2-0 Matjaž Florijančič (82)

Sampdoria-Torino 1-1
1-0 Vladimir Jugović (50)
1-1 Marco Osio (72)

Fiorentina-Sampdoria 2-2
0-1 David Platt (39 pen)
1-1 Gabriel Batistuta (60 pen)
2-1 Pietro Vierchowod (73 og)
2-2 Ruud Gullit (88)

Sampdoria-Genoa 3-2
0-1 Kazuyoshi Miura (14)
1-1 Pietro Vierchowod (15)
2-1 Attilio Lombardo (24)
3-1 Riccardo Maspero (83)
3-2 Fabio Galante (87)

Brescia-Sampdoria 0-0

Sampdoria-Cagliari 5-0
1-0 Attilio Lombardo (8)
2-0 Ruud Gullit (14)
3-0 Ruud Gullit (19)
4-0 Roberto Mancini (45)
5-0 Claudio Bellucci (67)

Sampdoria-Lazio 3-1
1-0 Siniša Mihajlović (8)
1-1 Giuseppe Signori (12)
2-1 David Platt (35 pen)
3-1 David Platt (50)

Inter-Sampdoria 2-0
1-0 Gianluca Festa (57)
2-0 Davide Fontolan (67)

Sampdoria-Bari 1-1
0-1 Sandro Tovalieri (8)
1-1 Attilio Lombardo (79)

Padova-Sampdoria 1-4
0-1 David Platt (14)
0-2 Riccardo Maspero (48)
0-3 Roberto Mancini (69)
0-4 Vladimir Jugović (75)
1-4 Gianluca Zattarin (88)

Sampdoria-Reggiana 2-1
0-1 Michele Padovano (32 pen)
1-1 Eugenio Sgarbossa (45 og)
2-1 Attilio Lombardo (89)

Foggia-Sampdoria 1-1
1-0 Pierpaolo Bresciani (44)
1-1 Ruud Gullit (64)

Sampdoria-Juventus 0-1
0-1 Gianluca Vialli (80)

Sampdoria-Roma 3-0
1-0 Marco Rossi (26)
2-0 Ruud Gullit (47)
3-0 Ruud Gullit (77)

Parma-Sampdoria 3-2
1-0 Gianfranco Zola (19)
2-0 Faustino Asprilla (22)
2-1 Attilio Lombardo (55 pen)
2-2 Ruud Gullit (64)
3-2 Gianfranco Zola (75)

Sampdoria-Milan 0-3
0-1 Marco Simone (11)
0-2 Demetrio Albertini (71)
0-3 Demetrio Albertini (90)

Napoli-Sampdoria 2-0
1-0 Benito Carbone (32)
2-0 Massimo Agostini (43)

Sampdoria-Cremonese 2-1
1-0 Roberto Mancini (13)
1-1 Enrico Chiesa (55 pen)
2-1 Vladimir Jugović (87)

Torino-Sampdoria 0-0

Sampdoria-Fiorentina 2-2
1-0 Ruud Gullit (9)
2-0 Ruud Gullit (72)
2-1 Gabriel Batistuta (75)
2-2 Francesco Baiano (79)

Genoa-Sampdoria 2-1
0-1 David Platt (53)
1-1 John van 't Schip (68)
2-1 Tomáš Skuhravý (76 pen)

Sampdoria-Brescia 2-1
0-1 Giuseppe Baronchelli (2)
1-1 David Platt (86 pen)
2-1 David Platt (90)

Lazio-Sampdoria 1-0
1-0 Aron Winter (81)

Bari-Sampdoria 1-2
0-1 Siniša Mihajlović (28)
0-2 Roberto Mancini (43)
1-2 Lorenzo Amoruso (69)

Topscorers

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