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Tonight at Old Trafford, Manchester, the latest Group game in the 2011 UEFA Champions
League competition kicks off with United facing old enemy Benfica from Portugal. This particular
match, as I'm sure it does for many other fans across the globe, evokes memories from a summer
evening back in 1968 where all of the lost dreams of those immortal Busby Babes finally came to
fruition.
Every Manchester United man was a hero in that unforgettable 1968 European Cup Final but a young
John Aston was the most unlikely one. He can recall the details of the day he ruled Europe as if
it...
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Former Manchester United defender David Sadler was one of the first English players to win a
European Champions Cup Winners medal when Benfica was defeated 4-1 at Wembley in 1968 and remembers
that...
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Stepney was instrumental in the European Cup coming to England for the first time back in 1968 when
he made a desperate late save from Benfica's Eusebio to send the 1-1 stalemate into extra
time...
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Here we go again with Serie A Weekly giving you a list of five stories to read this lunchtime
that we have seen from around the web and enjoyed ourselves. Many of these will be about Italian
football of course but there is always room for something different and those will be here too.
Take a look at our recommendations, pass them on and be sure to leave a comment on these great
articles.
En la década de los 60 hubo un equipo importante que logró una Copa de Europa en el 63 y otra
en el 69. En las dos hubo un denominador común, Gianni Rivera. El equipo fue el Milán A.C.
Tras perder su hegemonía el Real Madrid y los dos triunfos de un Benfica que marcó un bienio
contra los equipos españoles (F.
Seguimos con nuestro repaso en Retrofootball a los grandes equipos de la historia del fútbol
europeo y es el turno para el Benfica.
A primeros de los 60 fue dos veces campeón de Europa, en los
años 61 y 62.
We at In The Stands almost spat out our cups
of tea upon reading quotes from renowed football agent Jorge Mendes claiming that Cristiano Ronaldo
is: "the greatest player in the history of football".
Yes, the ever-humble and down-to-earth agent of CR7 has gone on record and suggested
that, in addition to being the best player in the world at present, Portuguese and Real
Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is also the greatest player of all time!
