#football-history

#football-history

Liverpool have picked up the Community Shield trophy a total of 16 times throughout their illustrious history, highlighting their significant success in this competition.

Ipswich Town's number 17 shirt is owned by singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, who purchased a 1.4% stake in the club and has been their main shirt sponsor.

In April 1991, John Sheridan scored the winner for Sheffield Wednesday against Manchester United in the League Cup final, and that 1-0 victory was an even bigger shock than you might think: to this day it's the last time a club playing outside the top division of English football won a major trophy.

Fallon was the only Celtic substitute when Jock Stein's side beat Inter Milan 2-1 in the Portuguese capital to win the European Cup in 1967.

Shilton's shirt, worn during the infamous 1986 World Cup match, is expected to sell for up to 300,000 at auction, marking a significant historical artifact.

Michel Platini, a football legend, confronted a burglar at his villa in Cassis, France, as the intruder fled with various trophies and medals.

Aston Villa has played in the Premier League for most of its history, finishing second in the league's inaugural season and struggling significantly in the 2015/16 season.

West Auckland Town, known as the first world champions by FIFA, earned their title in 1909 as part of a global football tournament organized by Sir Thomas Lipton.

Scot Gemmill was the first one to mention Oasis to me. He saw them play in Derby in a really small club called The Wherehouse in November 1993.

With her remarkable 12-year international career, Lucy Bronze has become England's most decorated female footballer, approaching her seventh major tournament, Euro 2025, with aspirations of victory.

While Messi’s achievements on the pitch are esteemed, this recent honor from Newell’s Old Boys further cements his legacy in football history, alongside legends like Maradona.

"Facing the Carolina Panthers was always an eventful experience for Julio Jones, marked by both personal highlights and difficult defeats during the height of Carolina's success from 2013 to 2015."

Euro 80 was marked by violence and hooliganism, described as a miserable event, while Euro 2000 celebrated the joy of football, highlighting a significant change in the sport.

Platense beat Huracan 1-0 to win Argentina's Apertura, marking the club's first title in 120 years—a moment of extraordinary emotion for fans.

Uriah Rennie made history as the Premier League's first black referee, officiating over 300 top-flight matches between 1997 and 2008, breaking down barriers in football.

In the 2020-21 season, British players achieved notable success in three of the big five leagues, illustrating a strong performance reminiscent of previous years.

"When Qatari Sports Investments (QSI) bought the club in 2011 and chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi started spending big, conventional wisdom... was that it was some combination of PR/soft power exercise with a view towards burning the Gulf nation's image ahead of the 2022 World Cup."

Pyramids claimed their first African Champions League title on home soil, defeating Mamelodi Sundowns 2-1 to secure a 3-2 aggregate victory in the tournament.

As for his history-making side, Luis Enrique could reflect on a mission spectacularly accomplished, after a 5-0 win over Inter that PSG dominated from start to finish.

Willie Stevenson, who passed away at 85, was a significant player for Rangers and Liverpool, winning major trophies and leaving a lasting legacy.

Giovani Lo Celso asserts that these moments instill meaning in life, highlighting the passion of Betis fans as they approach their first European final.

Tottenham and Manchester United, with aggregate league positions of 33, represent the worst European final in history based on their current standings.

I've supported Palace for 46 years and I don't know if I ever thought I'd see this. Genuinely the best day of my sporting life.