Live-Podcast: Wie war das damals, Oliver Bierhoff?

June 30, 1996, Wembley Stadium in London: Oliver Bierhoff, who only came on as a substitute for Mehmet Scholl in the 69th minute of the European Championship final against the Czech Republic, scores from a turn in the fifth minute of extra time to make it 2:1 for Germany. The game is over immediately, the DFB team are European champions. Minutes later, captain Jürgen Klinsmann accepts the Henri Delaunay Coupé from Queen Elizabeth II.
July 13, 2014, the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro: When Mario Götze proves in the 113th minute that he could be better than Messi that day, Oliver Bierhoff is the manager of this world champion team.
So what was it like back then at Wembley and in Rio? What was it like to be the top scorer in the Italian Serie A as a striker for Udinese Calcio? And what was it like to become Italian champion with AC Milan the following season? What was it like when, after 18 years as an official at the DFB - first as manager of the men's national team, later as director of national teams and academy - his time came to an end after the World Cup exit in Qatar? And what is it like to work as a consultant for the New England Patriots in the cosmos of the NFL?