Friday 24 April 2009

Top Scorers in Champions League

All-Time Top Scorers in the European Championship and the Champions League

Goals

Matches

Player

Club

Country

Europe Debut

53

90

Andriy Shevchenko

Dynamo Kiev, A.C. Milan (Chelsea FC from this season

Ukraine

1994

51

101

Raul

Real Madrid

Spain

1995

49

60

Spain Alfredo Di Stefano

Real Madrid

Spain

1956

46

64

Eusebio

Benfica

Portugal

1961

46

55

Ruud van Nistelrooy

PSV Eindhoven, Manchester United

Netherlands

1999

42

75

Thierry Henry

AS Monaco, Juventus, Arsenal

France

1998

36

79

Alessandro Del Piero

Juventus

Italy

1996

36

41

Ferenc Puskás

Honvéd Budapest, Real Madrid

Hungary

1957

35

35

Gerd Muller

Bayern Munich

Germany

1970

34

n/a

Filippo Inzaghi

Juventus, A.C. Milan

Italy

1998

34

n/a

David Trezeguet

AS Monaco, Juventus

France

1998

Champions League Semi Final Sehedule -2008-09

Semi-finals Knockout Round 2008-2009 (Round of 4)

The match from the two-leg knockout round of the 2008-2009 UEFA Champions League.


Agg.

First leg Second leg
Barcelona
-
Chelsea
28-04-2009 06-05-2009
Man. United
-
Arsenal
29-04-2009 05-05-2009

Champions League Final 2009 - Rome, Italy


Rome's Stadio Olimpico will stage the European Champion Clubs' Cup final for the fourth time as the UEFA Champions League reaches its climax in the Italian capital on Wednesday 27 May.

The venue is a happy one for Liverpool fans who saw them win back in 1977 against Borussia Mönchengladbach and repeat the trick seven years later against Roma. That match went to penalties, as did the 1996 UEFA Champions League decider in which Juventus defeated holders AFC Ajax.



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Champions League Final 2008 - Man Utd Fans Act

anchester United fans around the world are celebrating after their team beat Chelsea in the Champions League final.
Around 40,000 English supporters were at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium to see United win 6-5 in a penalty shoot-out.
Thousands of fans have started the journey back to the UK after the match, which ended at about 0130 local time.
There were no reports of trouble either inside or outside the Luzhniki stadium although there had been a few minor scuffles in the city earlier.
In England 12 Chelsea fans were arrested on suspicion of public disorder offences after scuffles with police in west London.
A crowd of 200 had gathered near Fulham Broadway tube station after watching the match in various pubs close to the club's Stamford Bridge stadium.
A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "Shortly after the match ended, some people became noisy and abusive and bottles and street furniture were thrown."

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Champions League Final 2009


The UEFA Champions League 2008–09 is the 54th edition of Europe's premier club football tournament and the 17th edition under the current UEFA Champions League format. The final will be played at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on 27 May 2009. It is the eighth time the European Cup final has been held in Italy and the fourth time it has been held at the Stadio Olimpico. Manchester United are the defending champions.



The 2009 UEFA Champions League Final will be the 54th final of the UEFA Champions League football tournament and the 17th final under the current format. The final is going to take place at the 72,698-capacity Stadio Olimpico in Rome, the home of A.S. Roma and S.S. Lazio, on 27 May 2009, for the fourth time following 1977, 1984 and 1996. This will be the fifth year in a row in which the final involves an English team. The current owners of the trophy are Manchester United of England's Premier League.


Champions League Team Winners - Statistics

1955–56

Real Madrid

4–3

Stade Reims

Parc des Princes

France, Paris Paris, France

1956–57

Real Madrid

2–0

Fiorentina

Santiago Bernabéu

Spain, Madrid Madrid, Spain

1957–58

Real Madrid

3–2

Milan

Heysel Stadium

Belgium, Brussels Brussels, Belgium

1958–59

Real Madrid

2–0

Stade Reims

Neckarstadion

Germany, Stuttgart Stuttgart, Germany

1959–60

Real Madrid

7–3

Eintracht Frankfurt

Hampden Park

Scotland, Glasgow Glasgow, Scotland

1960–61

Benfica

3–2

Barcelona

Wankdorf Stadium

Switzerland, Berne Berne, Switzerland

1961–62

Benfica

5–3

Real Madrid

Olympisch Stadion

Netherlands, Amsterdam Amsterdam, Netherlands

1962–63

Milan

2–1

Benfica

Wembley Stadium

England, London London, England

1963–64

Internazionale

3–1

Real Madrid

Prater Stadium

Austria, Vienna Vienna, Austria

1964–65

Internazionale

1–0

Benfica

San Siro

Italy, Milan Milan, Italy

1965–66

Real Madrid

2–1

Partizan

Heysel Stadium

Belgium, Brussels Brussels, Belgium

1966–67

Celtic

2–1

Internazionale

Estádio Nacional

Portugal, Lisbon Lisbon, Portugal

1967–68

Manchester United

4–1

Benfica

Wembley Stadium

England, London London, England

1968–69

Milan

4–1

Ajax

Santiago Bernabéu

Spain, Madrid Madrid, Spain

1969–70

Feyenoord

2–1

Celtic

San Siro

Italy, Milan Milan, Italy

1970–71

Ajax

2–0

Panathinaikos

Wembley Stadium

England, London London, England

1971–72

Ajax

2–0

Internazionale

De Kuip

Netherlands, Rotterdam Rotterdam, Netherlands

1972–73

Ajax

1–0

Juventus

Red Star Stadium

Yugoslavia, Belgrade Belgrade, Yugoslavia

1973–74

Bayern Munich

1–1

Atlético Madrid

Heysel Stadium

Brussels, Belgium Brussels, Belgium

1973–74 (R)

Bayern Munich

4–0

Atlético Madrid

Heysel Stadium

Brussels, Belgium Brussels, Belgium

1974–75

Bayern Munich

2–0

Leeds United

Parc des Princes

France, Paris Paris, France

1975–76

Bayern Munich

1–0

Saint-Étienne

Hampden Park

Scotland, Glasgow Glasgow, Scotland

1976–77

Liverpool

3–1

Borussia Mönchengladbach

Stadio Olimpico

Italy, Rome Rome, Italy

1977–78

Liverpool

1–0

Club Brugge

Wembley Stadium

England, London London, England

1978–79

Nottingham Forest

1–0

Malmö FF

Olympiastadion

Germany, Munich Munich, Germany

1979–80

Nottingham Forest

1–0

Hamburg

Santiago Bernabéu

Spain, Madrid Madrid, Spain

1980–81

Liverpool

1–0

Real Madrid

Parc des Princes

France, Paris Paris, France

1981–82

Aston Villa

1–0

Bayern Munich

De Kuip

Netherlands, Rotterdam Rotterdam, Netherlands

1982–83

Hamburg

1–0

Juventus

Olympic Stadium

Greece, Athens Athens, Greece

1983–84

Liverpool

*1–1 *

Roma

Stadio Olimpico

Italy, Rome Rome, Italy

1984–85

Juventus

1–0

Liverpool

Heysel Stadium

Belgium, Brussels Brussels, Belgium

1985–86

Steaua Bucureşti

*0–0 *

Barcelona

Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán

Spain, Seville Seville, Spain

1986–87

Porto

2–1

Bayern Munich

Prater Stadium

Austria, Vienna Vienna, Austria

1987–88

PSV Eindhoven

*0–0 *

Benfica

Neckarstadion

Germany, Stuttgart Stuttgart, Germany

1988–89

Milan

4–0

Steaua Bucureşti

Camp Nou

Spain, Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

1989–90

Milan

1–0

Benfica

Prater Stadium

Austria, Vienna Vienna, Austria

1990–91

Red Star Belgrade

*0–0 *

Marseille

Stadio San Nicola

Italy, Bari Bari, Italy

1991–92

Barcelona

1–0

Sampdoria

Wembley Stadium

England, London London, England

1992–93

Marseille

1–0

Milan

Olympiastadion

Germany, Munich Munich, Germany

1993–94

Milan

4–0

Barcelona

Olympic Stadium

Greece, Athens Athens, Greece

1994–95

Ajax

1–0

Milan

Ernst-Happel-Stadion

Austria, Vienna Vienna, Austria

1995–96

Juventus

*1–1 *

Ajax

Stadio Olimpico

Italy, Rome Rome, Italy

1996–97

Borussia Dortmund

3–1

Juventus

Olympiastadion

Germany, Munich Munich, Germany

1997–98

Real Madrid

1–0

Juventus

Amsterdam ArenA

Netherlands, Amsterdam Amsterdam, Netherlands

1998–99

Manchester United

2–1

Bayern Munich

Camp Nou

Spain, Barcelona Barcelona, Spain

1999–2000

Real Madrid

3–0

Valencia

Stade de France

France, Paris Paris, France

2000–01

Bayern Munich

*1–1 *

Valencia

San Siro

Italy, Milan Milan, Italy

2001–02

Real Madrid

2–1

Bayer Leverkusen

Hampden Park

Scotland, Glasgow Glasgow, Scotland

2002–03

Milan

*0–0 *

Juventus

Old Trafford

England, Manchester Manchester, England

2003–04

Porto

3–0

Monaco

Arena AufSchalke

Germany, Gelsenkirchen Gelsenkirchen, Germany

2004–05

Liverpool

*3–3 *

Milan

Atatürk Olympic Stadium

Turkey, Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey

2005–06

Barcelona

2–1

Arsenal

Stade de France

France, Paris Paris, France

2006–07

Milan

2–1

Liverpool

Olympic Stadium

Greece, Athens Athens, Greece

2007–08

Manchester United

*1–1 *

Chelsea

Luzhniki Stadium

Russia, Moscow Moscow, Russia