Friday, April 23, 2021

Serie A Aller Et Retour atalanta milan

Aller

Stadio Delle Alpi

25 October 1998

Leicester 2015 2016


Inter Milan Campione d'Italia, Stagione 1988 1989

  Tredicesimo titolo nazionale per l'Inter guidaia da Giovanni Trapattoni. Un torneo a dir poco esaltante per le falangi nerazzurre. un succedersi di vittorie una più sonante dell'altra dopo un avvio un po' faticoso per l'inserimento dei nuovi elementi. Ben presto tuttavia un lancio in orbita fantastico. È L'Inter dei tedeschi Brehme e Matthaus ma anche di un abile irequartista quale Diaz, di un centrocampista raziocinante corne Matteoli e di un cursore corne Berti. Trapattoni esige accortezza in difesa e pertanto sia Bergomi sia Baresi I, sia Ferri II, sia Mandorlini, si attengono scrupolosamente ai dettami deirallenatore. 

Coupe Uefa 1995 1996 Bordeaux Slavia Prague Aller Retour

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C1 1964 1965 Inter Milan Liverpool Demi Finale

Match Retour

12 Mai 1965

San Siro

 

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Thursday, April 22, 2021

Euro 2000 Italie Hollande

 Demi Finale

29 juin 2000

Johan Cruijff Arena

 

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Club Spotlight : "Milan Ventricinque"

  Sessant'anni fa, campionato 1950-51. Il Milan vince il suo primo scudetto del dopoguerra. L'allenatore è Lajos Czeizler, ungherese. Lo chiamano Zio, anche i giocatori. Conosce molte lingue e molto calcio e molti calciatori. Arriva dalla Svezia e porta Gunnar Cren e Nils Erik Liedholm. A Milano trovano Gunnar Nor-dahl. Il suo Milan diventa il bello e potente Milan del Gre-No-Li: due stagioni (di 38 partite l'una), 225 gol. «Lo sport illustrato», nei giorni delle celebrazioni tricolori, titola: «II Gre-No-Li incarna lo spirito Milan». E spiega: «E1 una grande famiglia, gli svedesi sono educati, forti e gentili e aiutano i giovani e i meno giovani italiani. Sono tutti uniti e non si demoralizzano mai, nemmeno nel finale che, con troppi risultati negativi, poteva diventare drammatico».

Inter Milan 1966 1967 "Il Mago" Helenio Herrera

  The dominant personality in the Italian football world of the 1960s was a coach of uncertain origins, who took Inter to glory and provoked debate, love and hatred in the same measure. The son of a Spanish anarchist trade-unionist, he was born in Argentina, brought up in poverty in Casablanca, and became a professional footballer in France. He spoke a bizarre mixture of Italian and Spanish full of colourful phrases. Gianni Brera, who had a love-hate relationship with Herrera, described him as 'a clown and a genius, vulgar and ascetic, voracious and a good father, sultan and believer ... boorish and competent, megalomaniac and health-freak ... he is all this and more .. , Helenio Herrera was an authoritarian man-manager, a dictator, a man who could not abide dissent, and who tried to control the private lives of his players. If they did not conform to his view of the world, they were out (with a few notable exceptions). Juan Antonio Valentin Angelillo, the brilliant Argentinian forward, scored 33 goals in as many games for Inter in 1958-9, a figure which is still a record for Serie A. His scandalous (for the times) private life did not endear him to Herrera, and he was sold on. Armando Picchi was the captain of the Great Inter, a battling sweeper who could also pass the ball. Picchi paid the price for daring to argue with Herrera. At the height of his career, he was transferred to lowly Varese. One of the few players to survive Herrera's wrath was Mario Corso, he of 'God's left foot', a lazy, meandering left-winger capable of touches of genius. Corso was the favourite son of Inter president Angelo Moratti, who refused to sell him despite Herrera's constant pleas. Corso played more than 400 times for Inter, secure in his protection from on high. Herrera took charge of Inter in 1960 after success with Atletico and Barcelona - and at a time of crisis for the great Milanese club. 

Wednesday, April 21, 2021

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

 

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World Cup 1978 Argentine Bresil

Deuxieme Tour Groupe B

18 juin 1978

Estadio Gigante de Arroyito Rosario

 

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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

 

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Focus On : Christian Vieri Soccer Superstars

Ligue des Champions 2003 2004 Inter Arsenal

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