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Champions League 2007/2008 Edited and compiled by Simon Gleave (Infostrada Sports) Chantal Janssen (Infostrada Sports) Boudewijn de Jongh (Infostrada Sports) Contents > Champions League 2007/2008 Champions League Event Guide 2007/2008 1 : General Introduction 2 2 : Facts and Figures 3 2.1 > All Champions Cup/Champions League Finals 3 2.2 > Top scorers in the UEFA Champions Cup/Champions League 4 2.3 > Major developments in European Champions Cup/Champions League 5 2.4 > UEFA Champions League facts and figures 6 3 : The UEFA Champions League Groups and Clubs 7 3.1 > Definitions 7 3.2 > AC Milan 8 3.3 > Arsenal 12 3.4 > AS Roma 15 3.5 > Benfica 18 3.6 > Besiktas 22 3.7 > Celtic 26 3.8 > Chelsea 30 3.9 > CSKA Moskva 33 3.10 > Dynamo Kyiv 36 3.11 > FC Barcelona 40 3.12 > FC Porto 45 3.13 > Fenerbahçe 50 3.14 > Internazionale 54 3.15 > Lazio 58 3.16 > Liverpool 61 3.17 > Manchester United 64 3.18 > Olympiacos 67 3.19 > Olympique Lyon 71 3.20 > Olympique Marseille 74 3.21 > PSV 77 3.22 > Rangers 81 3.23 > Real Madrid 86 3.24 > Rosenborg BK 90 3.25 > Schalke 04 93 3.26 > Sevilla FC 96 3.27 > Shakhtar Donetsk 99 3.28 > Slavia Praha 102 3.29 > Sporting CP 105 3.30 > Steaua Bucuresti 110 3.31 > Valencia CF 114 3.32 > VfB Stuttgart 117 3.33 > Werder Bremen 120 4 : Statistics 123 5 : History 138 5.1 > The beginnings 138 5.2 > The 1950s 138 5.3 > The 1960s 139 5.4 > The 1970s 140 5.5 > The 1980s 141 5.6 > The 1990s and the coming of the UEFA Champions League 143 5.7 > The 2000s 145 © Infostrada Sports 1995-2007 1 e-mail >[email protected] phone > +31 (0)30 6007171 http://www.infostradasports.com 1 : General Introduction Champions League Event Guide 2007/2008 The European Champions Cup began in 1955 and developed into the UEFA Champions League from 1992 onwards. This handbook is concerned with the 2007/2008 season for this historic competition and consists of four sections. The first contains all the facts and figures about the Champions Cup and, in particular, the Champions League. The biggest section is the second section which contains details on all of the clubs that have qualified, including all head-to-heads against their group opponents, general information on the club itself, a brief history of the club along with all their European performances, and a squad list with Champions League statistics. The final section contains a variety of statistics on Europe's premier club competition. The squads in this document are unofficial but as accurate as we can get them at this stage. Clubs are also allowed to add young players throughout the season and they can change their squad during the winter break for the competition. All Champions League statistics listed are correct to the end of last season. It is important to note that we employ a number of definitions about European football and the Champions League in particular. These are presented in the introduction to the club section so please read these as they will help you to understand why we have taken certain decisions. We hope you will enjoy the content of this book and the value it brings to your profession. Furthermore, we are looking forward to receiving your questions, comments, ideas and input to improve further publications. More information can be found on www.sportsdeskonline.com Boudewijn de Jongh Infostrada Sports BV phone > +31 (0) 30 600 7171 e-mail > [email protected] 31 August 2007 More information can be found on www.sportsdeskonline.com Sports Desk Infostrada Sports +31 (0)30 600 71 71 [email protected] Infostrada Sports, founded in 1995, exploits a database containing extensive data on sports like Football, Cycling, Formula 1, Athletics, Tennis and all Olympic summer and winter sports. Infostrada Sports is dedicated to become the leading supplier of sports information and statistics for the professional user. © Infostrada Sports 1995-2007 2 e-mail >[email protected] phone > +31 (0)30 6007171 http://www.infostradasports.com 2 : Facts and Figures Champions League Event Guide 2007/2008 2.1 > All Champions Cup/Champions League Finals 2006/2007 AC Milan Liverpool 2-1 Athens, GRE 2005/2006 FC Barcelona Arsenal 2-1 Paris, FRA 2004/2005 Liverpool AC Milan 3-3 3-2+ Istanbul, TUR 2003/2004 FC Porto AS Monaco 3-0 Gelsenkirchen, GER 2002/2003 AC Milan Juventus 0-0 3-2+ Manchester, ENG 2001/2002 Real Madrid Bayer Leverkusen 2-1 Glasgow, SCO 2000/2001 Bayern München Valencia CF 1-1 5-4+ Milan, ITA 1999/2000 Real Madrid Valencia CF 3-0 Paris, FRA 1998/1999 Manchester United Bayern München 2-1 Barcelona, ESP 1997/1998 Real Madrid Juventus 1-0 Amsterdam, NED 1996/1997 Borussia Dortmund Juventus 3-1 Munich, GER 1995/1996 Juventus Ajax 1-1 4-2+ Rome, ITA 1994/1995 Ajax AC Milan 1-0 Vienna, AUT 1993/1994 AC Milan FC Barcelona 4-0 Athens, GRE 1992/1993 Olympique Marseille AC Milan 1-0 Munich, GER 1991/1992 FC Barcelona Sampdoria 1-0* London, ENG 1990/1991 Crvena Zvezda Olympique Marseille 0-0 5-3+ Bari, ITA 1989/1990 AC Milan Benfica 1-0 Vienna, AUT 1988/1989 AC Milan Steaua Bucuresti 4-0 Barcelona, ESP 1987/1988 PSV Benfica 0-0 6-5+ Stuttgart, FRG 1986/1987 FC Porto Bayern München 2-1 Vienna, AUT 1985/1986 Steaua Bucuresti FC Barcelona 0-0 2-0+ Seville, ESP 1984/1985 Juventus Liverpool 1-0 Brussels, BEL 1983/1984 Liverpool AS Roma 1-1 4-2+ Rome, ITA 1982/1983 Hamburger SV Juventus 1-0 Athens, GRE 1981/1982 Aston Villa Bayern München 1-0 Rotterdam, NED 1980/1981 Liverpool Real Madrid 1-0 Paris, FRA 1979/1980 Nottingham Forest Hamburger SV 1-0 Madrid, ESP 1978/1979 Nottingham Forest Malmö FF 1-0 Munich, FRG 1977/1978 Liverpool Club Brugge 1-0 London, ENG 1976/1977 Liverpool Bor. M’Gladbach 3-1 Rome, ITA 1975/1976 Bayern München Saint-Etienne 1-0 Glasgow, SCO 1974/1975 Bayern München Leeds United 2-0 Paris, FRA 1973/1974 Bayern München Atlético Madrid 1-1* Brussels, BEL Bayern München Atlético Madrid 4-0 Brussels, BEL 1972/1973 Ajax Juventus 1-0 Belgrade, YUG 1971/1972 Ajax Internazionale 2-0 Rotterdam, NED 1970/1971 Ajax Panathinaikos 2-0 London, ENG 1969/1970 Feijenoord Celtic 2-1* Milan, ITA 1968/1969 AC Milan Ajax 4-1 Madrid, ESP 1967/1968 Manchester United Benfica 4-1* London, ENG 1966/1967 Celtic Internazionale 2-1 Lisbon, POR 1965/1966 Real Madrid Partizan Beograd 2-1 Brussels, BEL 1964/1965 Internazionale Benfica 1-0 Milan, ITA 1963/1964 Internazionale Real Madrid 3-1 Vienna, AUT 1962/1963 AC Milan Benfica 2-1 London, ENG 1961/1962 Benfica Real Madrid 5-3 Amsterdam, NED 1960/1961 Benfica Barcelona CF 3-2 Berne, SUI 1959/1960 Real Madrid Eintracht Frankfurt 7-3 Glasgow, SCO 1958/1959 Real Madrid Stade de Reims 2-0 Stuttgart, FRG 1957/1958 Real Madrid AC Milan 3-2* Brussels, BEL 1956/1957 Real Madrid Fiorentina 2-0 Madrid, ESP 1955/1956 Real Madrid Stade de Reims 4-3 Paris, FRA * after extra time + after penalty shoot-out (penalties score shown) © Infostrada Sports 1995-2007 3 e-mail >[email protected] phone > +31 (0)30 6007171 http://www.infostradasports.com Champions League Event Guide 2007/2008 2.2 > Top scorers in the UEFA Champions Cup/Champions League 2006/2007 Kaká AC Milan 10 2005/2006 Andri Shevchenko AC Milan 9 2004/2005 Ruud van Nistelrooy Manchester United 8 2003/2004 Fernando Morientes AS Monaco 9 2002/2003 Ruud van Nistelrooy Manchester United 12 2001/2002 Ruud van Nistelrooy Manchester United 10 2000/2001 Raúl Real Madrid 7 1999/2000 Rivaldo FC Barcelona 10 Raúl Real Madrid 10 Mário Jardel FC Porto 10 1998/1999 Dwight Yorke Manchester United 8 Andri Shevchenko Dynamo Kyiv 8 1997/1998 Alessandro Del Piero Juventus 10 1996/1997 Milinko Pantic Atlético Madrid 5 1995/1996 Jari Litmanen Ajax 9 1994/1995 George Weah Paris Saint-Germain 7 1993/1994 Hristo Stoichkov FC Barcelona 5 1992/1993 Franck Sauzée Olympique Marseille 5 1991/1992 Sergei Yuran Dynamo Kyiv 7 Jean-Pierre Papin Olympique Marseille 7 1990/1991 Peter Pacult FCS Tirol 6 Jean-Pierre Papin Olympique Marseille 6 1989/1990 Romário PSV 6 Jean-Pierre Papin Olympique Marseille 6 1988/1989 Marco van Basten AC Milan 10 1987/1988 Rui Aguas Benfica 5 Rabah Madjer FC Porto 5 Míchel Real Madrid 5 Jean-Marc Ferreri Girondins Bordeaux 5 Gheorghe Hagi Steaua Bucuresti 5 Ally McCoist Rangers 5 1986/1987 Borislav Cvetkovic Crvena Zvezda 5 1985/1986 Torbjörn Nilsson IFK Göteborg 6 1984/1985 Torbjörn Nilsson IFK Göteborg 7 Michel Platini Juventus 7 1983/1984 Viktor Sokol Dinamo Minsk 6 1982/1983 Paolo Rossi Juventus 6 1981/1982 Dieter Hoeness Bayern München 7 1980/1981 Terry McDermott Liverpool 6 Karl-Heinz Rummenige Bayern München 6 Graeme Souness Liverpool 6 1979/1980 Søren Lerby Ajax 10 1978/1979 Claudio Sulser Grasshoppers 11 1977/1978 Allan Simonsen Borussia Mönchengladbach 5 1976/1977 Gerd Müller Bayern München 5 Franco Cucinotta FC Zürich 5 1975/1976 Jupp Heynckes Borussia Mönchengladbach 6 1974/1975 Reine Ahlqvist Åtvidabergs FF 5 Gerd Müller Bayern München 5 Eduard Markarov Ararat Yerevan 5 1973/1974 Gerd Müller Bayern München 9 1972/1973 Gerd Müller Bayern München 12 1971/1972 Sylvester Takac Standard Liège 5 Lou Macari Celtic 5 1970/1971 Andonios Antoniadis Panathinaikos 10 1969/1970 Ove Kindvall Feyenoord 7 Mick Jones Leeds United 7 1968/1969 Denis Law Manchester United 9 1967/1968 Eusébio Benfica 6 1966/1967 Paul van Himst Anderlecht 6 Jürgen Plepenburg Vorwärts Berlin 6 © Infostrada Sports 1995-2007 4 e-mail >[email protected] phone > +31 (0)30 6007171 http://www.infostradasports.com Champions League Event Guide 2007/2008 1965/1966 Florián Albert Ferencváros 7 Eusébio Benfica 7 1964/1965 José Torres Benfica 9 1963/1964 Vladimir Kovacevic Partizan Beograd 7 Ferenc Puskás Real Madrid 7 Alessandro Mazzola Internazionale 7 1962/1963 José Joâo Altafini AC Milan 14 1961/1962 Justo Tejada Real Madrid 7 Ferenc Puskás Real Madrid 7 Alfredo di Stéfano Real Madrid 7 1960/1961 José Aguas Benfica 11 1959/1960 Ferenc Puskás Real Madrid 12 1958/1959 Just Fontaine Stade de Reims 10 1957/1958 Alfredo di Stéfano Real Madrid 10 1956/1957 Dennis Viollet Manchester United 9 1955/1956 Milos Milutinovic Partizan Beograd 7 Note: From 1992/1993, only matches from the UEFA Champions League group phase onwards were considered in the making of this list.
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    Coaches FC Barcelona v Manchester United FC: Josep Guardiola v Sir Alex Ferguson for the second time in three seasons. Prior to kick-off at Wembley, ‘Pep’ greets the coach he admires most in a meeting between two coaches with exceptionally high averages in the UEFA Champions League. All-time leader Sir Alex was bringing his total to 176 games in 16 seasons, yet even he was falling marginally short of Pep’s tally of 38 matches in only three campaigns. PHOTO: SHAUN BOTTERILL / GETTY IMAGES Season 2011/2012 Total matches played in season Played Away Played at Home Sir Alex FERGUSON Clubs Birthdate 31.12.1941 Nationality Scottish 1994/95 Manchester United FC 6 1996/97 Manchester United FC 10 Part. P W D L F A 1997/98 Manchester United FC 8 Home: - 86 59 19 8 190 70 1998/99 Manchester United FC 11 Away: - 86 36 24 26 108 84 1999/00 Manchester United FC 14 Neutral:-411247 2000/01 Manchester United FC 14 2001/02 Manchester United FC 16 Overall: 16 176 96 44 36 302 161 2002/03 Manchester United FC 14 2003/04 Manchester United FC 8 2004/05 Manchester United FC 8 2005/06 Manchester United FC 6 2006/07 Manchester United FC 12 2007/08 Manchester United FC 13 Totals 2008/09 Manchester United FC 13 2009/10 Manchester United FC 10 2010/11 Manchester United FC 13 Played at neutral venue Part.: Participations P: Matches Played W: Matches Won D: Matches Drawn L: Matches Lost F: Goals For A: Goals Against 2 Introduction THE ELITE COACHES The 18 coaches who made their UEFA Champions League debut during the 2010/11 campaign brought the total of newcomers to 31 in just two seasons – almost half of the number of participants.