After the first 90 minutes, Hughes didn't even have time to shower, he was whisked away to the airport and he changed into his next kit on the plane! 😅
35 years ago today, Mark Hughes made history in an incredible way when he played two games in two different countries in the same day.takes place in just nine days time and is bringing about some serious disruption to the club football calendar.
Hughes played the full 90 minutes and then immediately after the final whistle, he was whisked into a Lada car in his kit and driven to a plane. There was no time for a warm-down or shower.who Hughes had joined on loan from Barcelona, was with him for the journey after making the arrangements needed to give the striker a second appearance for the Bavarians.
"There was a German player called Armin Eck who looked similar to me - he had the old mullet. He was on the bench as well and I think the fans thought I was him.
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