P.L. 2004 2005 Fulham Liverpool

16 November 2004
Craven Cottage
London

The 2004–05 season was the 114th season in Liverpool F.C.'s existence, and their 43rd consecutive year in the top-flight. This artice covers the period from 2004-07-01 to 2005-06-30. Liverpool finished the season in 5th position in the Premier League, but won their fifth Champions League by beating A.C. Milan in the final 3-2 on penalties after a 3-3 draw.

Liga 2009 2010 Barcelone Real Madrid

 29 novembre

Nou Camp

 

 

World Cup 1978 Argentine Bresil

Deuxieme Tour Groupe B

18 juin 1978

Estadio Gigante de Arroyito Rosario

 

 

Liverpool The Treble 2000 2001

 After many barren years, Liverpool FC have won 3 Cup competitions in a single season. Liverpool completed an unprecedented achievement in playing the maximum number of matches in a season by reaching the final of every knock-out competition they entered. Not only that, but they managed to win all the competitions. Yes, 10 years ago this week, Liverpool completed the 2001 Cup Treble. An incredible story for a young side living in the shadow of Liverpool FC’s past glories. This was the first senior level silverware win for young players like (future club captain) Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher.

Ligue des Champions Liverpool Chelsea 2004 2005 Demies Finales Aller Retour

 Match Aller

27 avril 2005

Stamford Bridge

 

Focus On : Christian Vieri Soccer Superstars

Ligue des Champions 2003 2004 Inter Arsenal

 

Euro Qualif 2012 Belarus France

Group D, Day 6
3 June 2011
Stadyen Dynama, Minsk

Coupe Uefa 1979 1980 Eintracht Frankfurt Bayern München

 

"El Clasico" Primera Division 2010 2011 Real Madrid Barcelona

 

Copa de Rey 1982 1983 Real Madrid Barcelona

 

Ligue des Champions 1991 1992 Marseille Sparta Prague Aller

 

Ligue 1 2016 2017 Marseille Psg

Focus On : José Mourinho "Greatests Managers" Serie

The documentary profiles one of the most successful managers in modern football, who is also one of the most controversial. Having succeeded at Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid, José Mourinho can safely claim to be the world’s greatest football coach. The Best Coach in the World takes a thorough look at the successful career of “The Special One”, offering viewers a detailed insight into the world of a top level manager. Mourinho led a short playing career ranging from 1980 to 1987 before retiring and taking up a management role. As a manager he has been extremely successful winning the Portuguese Liga, Portuguese Cup, UEFA Cup, Portuguese Super Cup, Portuguese Liga and UEFA Champions League with Porto as well as FA Premier League, League Cup, FA Community Shield, FA Premier League, League Cup and FA Cup with Chelsea.  He then went on to win the treble with Inter before joining Real Madrid.  Mourinho is the self-titled 'Special One' and his rise from being a mere translator to becoming one of the best managers in the world was nothing short of meteoric. He never played professionally and had held low-profile positions at Estrela Amadora and Vitoria Setubal before taking his first high-profile role in 1992 when appointed to work under Bobby Robson at Sporting Lisbon. Mourinho initially worked as a translator, but he duly became assistant manager when Robson moved on to FC Porto and, in three years, they clinched two titles.

Ligue des Champions 2006 2007 Liverpool Barcelone Aller Retour

 Huitieme de Finale Aller

21 Février 2007
Nou Camp