A different Nottingham Forest side, still managed by Brian Clough, would eventually see off another East German team, FC Vorwärts Frankfurt, in the first round of the 1983–84 UEFA Cup. BFC Dynamo suffered another home defeat (1–2) to an English team, Aston Villa, in the second round of the 1981–82 European Cup. BFC Dynamo managed to register another victory on English soil in the return leg, with one goal by Frank Terletzki, only to be eliminated on the away goal rule. Aston Villa went on to keep the European Cup in England for a sixth consecutive year, after defeated FC Bayern Munich in the Rotterdam final. Forest cast-away, Peter Withe, scored the only goal of the game against the run of play. For most of the second half, Bayern were camped inside the Villa half, hitting the woodwork and coming close to scoring on a number of occasions, but found substitute rookie goalkeeper, Nigel Spink (who replaced veteran Jimmy Rimmer after only a few minutes), in inspiring form.