Temporada 1976/77: Real Madrid 4 – Málaga 1. Jensen, jugador del Real Madrid, y Luis Laguna, jugador del Málaga. Temporada 1976/77: Real Madrid 4 – Málaga 1. Luis Laguna, jugador del Málaga, y Pirri, jugador del Real Madrid. Temporada 1976/77: Real Madrid 4 – Málaga 1.Roberto Martínez, jugador del Real Madrid, y Luis Laguna, jugador del Málaga.
26/08/1985 Partido homenaje a Enrique Saura ante Peñarol de Montevideo.
En el estadio Luis Casanova, con asistencia de solo unas 15.000 personas, se ha celebrado el anunciado homenaje al ex-capitán valencianista Enrique Saura, con el partido entre el Valencia y el Peñarol de Montevideo, que finalizó con empate a cero. Arbitró el colegiado valenciano Bayarri, que enseñó tarjetas de amonestación a Odine y Revert, una por cada equipo.
El partido ha sido bastante movido, con fases de buen juego, pero el público no se ha mostrado satisfecho del Valencia y de algunos de sus jugadores a los que increpó en bastantes ocasiones. El Peñarol hizo un excelente fútbol y tuvo mayores oportunidades de marcar. En el último minuto de juego Cabrera marcó un gol que el árbitro no concedió por fuera de juego previo. Saura, que ahora pertenece al Castellón, fue sustituido en el minuto 19.
Pedrag Juric jugador del Burgos celebra un gol ante el betis en el Estadio El Plantío. 1989.
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VCF-Deportivo 90-91 Copa
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Michel Ream Madrid ferenvaros champions 1995/96
Maradona en un entrenamiento con el Sevilla FC - 1992/93
Betis campe´pon de copa 1976/77
Dimitri Popov intenta avanzar ante la oposición de Mandiá (Logroñes) 1994/95
Francis Lee wears the 1974/75 home shirt during Derby County's second championship winning season. He's seen here tussling with Manchester City's Alan Oakes. Colin Todd looks cool wearing the 1974/75 yellow away shirt. Robert Maxwell has taken charge by the time this picture, featuring Bobby Davison in the 1984/85 home shirt, was taken. Rams skipper Nigel Callaghan celebrates scoring in his 1986/87 home kit. Bobby Davison looks dapper in his 1987/88 home shirt. Michael Forsyth points the way forward in the 1989/90 yellow away shirt. Peter Shilton in the 1989/90 goalkeepers kit. Months later he was in goal for England during their dramatic World Cup semi-final against West Germany. Star striker Dean Saunders wears the 1989/90 home shirt. The late Kevin Lloyd shows his support for the Rams by donning the 1989/90 home shirt. Post-Maxwell, the club has a new shirt and a new sponsor, worn here by winger Ted McMinn in the 1991/92 season. The 1993/94 season brings a new shirt manufacturer in Bukta. Midfielder John Harkes is shown wearing the memorable 'pinstripes' home shirt. American midfielder John Harkes wears the famous Bukta away kit from the 1993/94 season. Martin Taylor wears the 1993/94 goalkeeper shirt. He broke his leg the following season and he now plays for the Derby County masters team. It's 1994/95 and as the Rams look to bounce back from play-off disappointment, a fresh-faced Lee Carsley wears the Auto Windscreens-sponsored home shirt. Baseball Ground favourite Tommy Johnson wears the 1994/95 away shirt. He was sold to Aston Villa later that season. A new era begins under Jim Smith at the start of the 1995/96 season. Sportswear firm Puma both makes the kit and sponsors it. Shane Nicholson is pictured wearing the away kit during a pre-season friendly. Darren Wrack keeps his eye on the ball in the 1995/96 away shirt. John Harkes - nearing the end of his Rams career - steps out in the popular 1995/96 home shirt. The Rams earned promotion to the Premiership this season. Premiership football for the Rams as new arrival Aljosa Asanovic wears the 1996/97 yellow away kit. It's the 1997/98 season. Pride Park has opened and the Rams are playing some excellent football. Striker Dean Sturridge pushes forward wearing the yellow away kit. Italian import Francesco Baiano in the 1997/98 home kit. His partnership with co-patriot Stefano Eranio had the Rams playing some lovely football. Igor Stimac in the 1998/99 away kit. Puma still makes the kits but the club has a new shirt sponsor - IT firm EDS. Mart Poom in the 1998/99 goalkeeper shirt. It was another good season for the Estonian. Paulo Wanchope runs rings round defenders in the 1998/99 home kit.
Taribo West wears the 2000/01 away kit. His arrival played a big part in the Rams avoiding relegation from the Premiership. Fabrizio Ravanelli wears the 2001/02 home shirt. Giorgi Kinkladze wears the 2001/02 away kit. Derby County suffered relegation from the Premiership at the end of this season. Morten Bisgaard celebrates scoring in the 2004/05 away shirt. Which brings us bang to date with Inigo Idiakez wearing the new Joma-made kit complete with new sponsor. So how does the new kit compare to those which have gone before?
FA Cup Final photo. Sigs in black and signed by Ratcliffe and Whelan. Simply click button below and recieve within two working Kevin Ratcliffe...signature in silver! "Just give me that trophy" Kevin Ratcliffe...signature in silver! Nice image that shows Ratcliffe before Rapid Vienna Kevin Sheedy scoring against Rapid Vienna in the 1985 Cup Winners Cup Final,
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Everton title winning squad including Bracewell, Atkins, Van Den Hauwe, Gray, Stevens, Southal, Mountfield, Reid, Richardson, Sheedy, Sharp, Ratcliffe & Steven
Enero de 1990: Jugar con Inglaterra sub-21 contra Irlanda. Shearer fue de 19 en el momento y rápido hacer un nombre por sí mismo en Southampton. Octubre de 1990: En acción de Southampton. Tenga en cuenta los cortos muy cortos. http://lh6.ggpht.com/_VVhXifxpqVU/TTgraigX...llery-0411h.jpg 9 Marzo de 1991: En la carrera de Southampton, en el Palacio de Cristal. Palacio defensor Eric Young le persigue, antes de darse cuenta de que Shearer es más joven, más en forma y mucho más rápido. 09 Mar 1991 Crystal Palace v Southampton L 2-1 League Division One
19 de Febrero de 1992: a pie fuera de la cancha encantados después de anotar en su debut internacional contra Francia. El hombre estrechándole la mano es la leyenda de Marsella, Jean-Pierre Papin.
19 febrero Febrero de 1992: Posando con Inglaterra, su compañero de equipo Gary Lineker. Ambos hombres habían anotado sólo contra Francia en Wembley en la victoria por 2-0. Febrero de 1992: En acción de Southampton Noviembre de 1994: los trenes de Shearer con Inglaterra antes de un amistoso contra Nigeria (Inglaterra ganó 1-0, por cierto). Los puntos de bonificación para la identificación de encargado de Terry Venables, Matt Le Tissier, Neil Ruddock y Ugo Ehiogu. https://i490.photobucket.com/albums/rr269/f...a/letissier.jpg le tissier (Southampton) 1990/91
1989: Sutton United 2-1 Coventry City Coventry City won the FA Cup in 1987 but two years later they fell to non-league Sutton United in a third-round shock. Goals from Tony Rains and Matt Hanlon defeated the Sky Blues. This upset was the last time a non-league team knocked out a side from the top flight.
The Winner! Bricklayer Matthew Hanlan thumps the ball past despairing Coventry 'keeper Steve Ogrizovic to clinch a sensational Cup victory for Sutton. First blood to Sutton as Tony Rains (second left) flashes a header into the Coventry net.
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1985: York City 1-0 Arsenal Arsenal faced a tricky trip to Bootham Crescent, the home of York City, then of the old third division. City dominated the game but a replay looked likely until, in the 89th minute, Keith Houchen was fouled and a penalty awarded. Houchen stepped up to send the York supporters into dreamland.
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FA, Cup, Final, 1985, Manchester, United, Everton
Kendall in action on the field, back in 1968
17 Jan 1923 Arsenal v Liverpool W 1-4 FA Cup Elisha Scott's penalty save at Highbury during a 4-1 first round replay success - January 1923 http://www.11v11.com/matches/arsenal-v-liv...ry-1923-206948/ Gran victoria del Liverpool en Highbury , 1-4 en el replay de la primera ronda de la FA Cup el 17 de Enero de 1923 . En la Imagen Elisha Scott para un penalty.
1968 Manchester United-Benfica 1968 Manchester United-Benfica
Ossie Ardiles may be in control here, but it was David Rocastle - seen challenging him - who was the hero in an epic League Cup semi-final North London derby that made history Read more at http://www.talksport.co.uk/magazine/featur...XuzfoEIVLxDj.99
1989: Sutton United 2-1 Coventry City Coventry City won the FA Cup in 1987 but two years later they fell to non-league Sutton United in a third-round shock. Goals from Tony Rains and Matt Hanlon defeated the Sky Blues. This upset was the last time a non-league team knocked out a side from the top flight.
The Winner! Bricklayer Matthew Hanlan thumps the ball past despairing Coventry 'keeper Steve Ogrizovic to clinch a sensational Cup victory for Sutton. First blood to Sutton as Tony Rains (second left) flashes a header into the Coventry net.
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1985: York City 1-0 Arsenal Arsenal faced a tricky trip to Bootham Crescent, the home of York City, then of the old third division. City dominated the game but a replay looked likely until, in the 89th minute, Keith Houchen was fouled and a penalty awarded. Houchen stepped up to send the York supporters into dreamland.
------------------------- Norman Whiteside (Playing career: 1982-1991)
FA, Cup, Final, 1985, Manchester, United, Everton
Kendall in action on the field, back in 1968
17 Jan 1923 Arsenal v Liverpool W 1-4 FA Cup Elisha Scott's penalty save at Highbury during a 4-1 first round replay success - January 1923 http://www.11v11.com/matches/arsenal-v-liv...ry-1923-206948/ Gran victoria del Liverpool en Highbury , 1-4 en el replay de la primera ronda de la FA Cup el 17 de Enero de 1923 . En la Imagen Elisha Scott para un penalty.
1968 Manchester United-Benfica 1968 Manchester United-Benfica
Ossie Ardiles may be in control here, but it was David Rocastle - seen challenging him - who was the hero in an epic League Cup semi-final North London derby that made history Read more at http://www.talksport.co.uk/magazine/featur...XuzfoEIVLxDj.99
07 Feb 1988 Everton v Arsenal W 0-1 Littlewoods Cup 24 Feb 1988 Arsenal v Everton W 3-1 Littlewoods Cup 07 May 1988 Everton v Arsenal W 1-2 League Division One
Ipswich play WBA in the FA Cup Semi-Final at Highbury Highbury hosts 12 FA Cup Semi-Finals
Arsenal parade the 1971 double trophies around Highbury Arsenal parade the League and FA Cup trophies August 1971
Arsenal 2-0 France - 1989 Arsenal beat French national side in 1989
The FA Cup Final 1930
Jimmy Hill takes over from an injured linesman in 1972 One of Highbury's more light-hearted football moments took place in 1972.
Tony Adams scores against Everton Adams goal clinches Arsenal's first Premiership title 3 May 1998
appearance record against Norwich Cit David O'Leary sets a new appearances record 4 November 1989
14 Sep 1982 Spartak Moskva v Arsenal L 3-2 UEFA Cup 29 Sep 1982 Arsenal v Spartak Moskva L 2-5 UEFA Cup
Frank McLintock holds the 1970 UEFA Fairs Cup aloft Arsenal beat Anderlecht to win the Fairs Cup 28 April 1970
Highbury's first game under floodlights v Hapoel Tel Aviv, 1951 Arsenal's first game under floodlights 19 September 1951 This is the real Highbury high light. On September 19, 1951,
The North Bank fills up for its final game Final game in front of the old North Bank 2 May 1992
Highbury prepares for the big fight Muhammad Ali v Henry Cooper world title fight 21 May 1966
copa anglo-italiana 1970 The Napoli fans hurl concrete onto the pitch, which leads to the match being abandoned.
First broadcast in May 1994, when producer Carl Ross chose to document Swindon Town during the 1992/93 season, he originally intended to look beyond the glamour of football at an unfashionable club - instead he ended up documenting a behind the scenes view of one of the most successful seasons in the club's history in this superb programme, as STFC were promoted to the Premier League.
El problema comenzó cuando Arthur Horsfield marcó el tercer gol de Swindon, en el minuto 63. Los aficionados descontentos, enfurecido por el fracaso del equipo local lanzarazon una andanada de piedras y botellas en el campo, lo que llevó a la policía a responder con gases lacrimógenos. Grupos de jóvenes luego comenzó a romper piedras y bancos de madera y los arrojaron sobre el foso ancho y en el terreno de juego. Un juez de línea fue golpeado y que el árbitro ordenó a los jugadores hacia la tribuna principal con tanta claridad que era imposible que el juego para llevar a cabo. Los jugadores tuvieron que ejecutar el guante para escapar a los vestuarios y varios jugadores de Swindon fueron golpeados por los lanzamientos . Horsfield, en particular, tenía una contusión en su muslo desagradable . 29 de Mayo de 1970 en la Final de la copa Anglo-italiana que venció el Swindon Town.
swindon town campeon 2º division 9596 Celebrations at Chesterfield Peter Thorne and Scott Leitch celebrate Kevin Horlock's goal at Blackpool, that ultimately clinched promotion. Manager Steve McMahon and Paul Allen show off the championship trophy. Manager Steve McMahon holds the trophy aloft at the Civic Reception.
The first was a 1-1 draw in Rome in 1933. A year later the sides met in what became known as 'The Battle of Highbury'. Italy, playing their first game since winning that year's World Cup Final, a tournament England had declined to take part in, were defeated 3-2. However the match was so violent that it provoked debate about whether England should withdraw from international football entirely. Pictured, Italian goalkeeper Carlo Ceresoli helps an injured English player.
The England team line-up before kick-off in the Turin's Stadio Communale in 1948. They won 4-0 through goals from Stan Mortensen, Tommy Lawton and a brace from Tom Finney.
England captain Billy Wright shakes hands with Italy's Riccardo Carapellese before a friendly at White Hart Lane in 1949. The home side won 2-0.
England captain Billy Wright shakes hands with Italy's Riccardo Carapellese before a friendly at White Hart Lane in 1949. The home side won 2-0.
Italian goalkeeper Giuseppe Moro fields the ball under pressure from Nat Lofthouse during a 1-1 draw in Florence in 1952.
Amos Mariani, far right, scores past England keeper Eddie Hopkinson for Italy's second goal during the 2-2 draw at Wembley in 1959.
Jimmy Greaves scores in a 3-2 England victory at Rome's Stadio Olimpico in 1961.
England captain Bobby Moore shakes hands with Giacinto Facchetti before the friendly in Turin in 1973. It was a memorable occassion for several reasons - it was a rare outing for England in a yellow strip, Moore, playing in his 107th game, broke Bobby Charlton's England cap record, and Italy finally beat England, with Fabio Capello scoring one of the goals in the 2-0 win.
Bobby Moore lines up before his final game for England, a consecutive loss against the Italians as England go down 1-0.
An England fan hugs Dave Clement during a 3-2 England win in the summer of 1976. The game was played at New York's Yankee Stadium as part of the USA Bicentennial Cup.
Roberto Bettega scores Italy's second goal in a 2-0 victory in Rome. The game, a qualifier for the 1978 World Cup, was the first competitive fixture between the sides.
Kevin Keegan celebrates his goal during England's final 1978 World Cup qualifier at Wembley. Despite England winning 2-0, Italy would defeat Luxembourg in their final game to top the group.
The two sides walk out at Turin's Stadio Comunale for their group game at the 1980 European Championship. It is the only time, before tonight's game, that the sides have met at the Euros. England were beaten 1-0 and were knocked out of the competition.
Mark Hateley celebrates his goal during the friendly in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium in 1985. However England lost the game 2-1.
The Italian defence head the ball clear during a goalless friendly at Wembley in 1989.
The two sides perform a Mexican wave after Italy's 2-1 victory in the 3rd place play-off at Italia 90.
Although Bayern's manager Jupp Heynckes has enjoyed much success throughout his footballing career, winning the 1972 European Championship and 1974 World Cup as a player with West Germany, and the 1998 Champions League as manager of Real Madrid (if he is successful on Saturday he will join Ernst Happel, Ottmar Hitzfield and Jose Mourinho in a select group of managers who have won the European Cup with different clubs) his record against English teams in European finals is not a happy one.
Twice as a player for Borussia Monchengladbach he faced Liverpool, and twice he lost. In the 1973 UEFA Cup Final (where Heynckes is pictured at a water-logged Anfield) his team lost 3-2 on aggregate, although Jupp scored both goals for his side, and in the 1977 European Cup Final they went down 2-1 as the Reds won the first of their five
Keegan in action during a 2-2 draw against Schalke at the Parkstadion in October 1977. Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser Date: 29th October 1977
His first season in Germany got off to an indifferent start - he was sent off in a friendly for punching an opposition player and initially struggled with the language. However Keegan's 12 goals helped guide the club to tenth in the league, and 'France Football' magazine awarded him that season's Ballon d'Or.
Credit: Colorsport
Date: 29th November 1977
Keegan during the 2-0 away victory against Dusseldorf just under a year later.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 21st October 1978
The great support of the Hamburg fans for Keegan at the start of his second season is evidenced by the travelling supporters banners as their no.7 closes down a Dusseldorf player near the touch line.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 21st October 1978
Keegan is challenged heavily by a Dusseldorf player.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 21st October 1978
Keegan races an opposing player to the ball in Dusseldorf's Rheinstadion.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 21st October 1978
Keegan walks out at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion ahead of a 3-0 victory over FC Kaiserslautern in April 1979.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 4th April 1979
Keegan controls the ball as he is pressed by a Kaiserslautern player.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 4th April 1979
Keegan catches his breath during the game.
1978/9 was a remarkable season for Hamburg and their English striker. Guided by new manager Branko Zebec the club won the league for the first time in 19 years, with Keegan picking up 17 Bundesliga goals as well as a second Ballon d'Or. He remains the only British player to have won the coverted award twice, let alone in consecutive years.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 4th April 1979
A determined-looking Keegan takes on Frankfurt in September 1977.
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 22nd September 1977
Eintracht Frankfurt 3 Hamburger SV 2
Credit: Colorsport/Stewart Fraser
Date: 22nd September 1979
Keegan clatters into a Frankfurt defender during an away loss in the Waldstadion.
1979/80 was a season of near misses for Hamburg. They failed to defend their Bundelisga title by just two points as Bayern Munich became champions, and in May they reached the European Cup Final...
Credit: Colorsport
Date: 22nd September 1979
...which they lost 1-0 to Brian Clough's defending champions Nottingham Forest in the Bernabeu, Madrid. Pictured, Keegan challenges Martin O'Neill during the match.
Credit: Colorsport/Andrew Cowie
Date: 28th May 1980
Keegan on the run with the ball during the 1980 European Cup final.
That summer Keegan moved back to England, his suprise signing for second division Southampton for a record fee having already been announced in February.
Undoubtedly Keegan's time at the famous port town is among the most succesful overseas moves by any British footballer in history.
Neville Southall
Everton title winning squad including Bracewell, Atkins, Van Den Hauwe, Gray, Stevens, Southal, Mountfield, Reid, Richardson, Sheedy, Sharp, Ratcliffe & Steven
The Napoli fans hurl concrete onto the pitch, which leads to the match being abandoned.
