UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Essays

  • Argumentative Essay: Should Footballers Be Paid?

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    Picture yourself after a hard day of work going to bed knowing that you have made a total of £76,000 today. For Neymar da Silva Santos Junior this is a reality. Neymar was Barcelona’s left winger before he got sold to Paris Saint German(PSG) for a staggering £200,000,000. Yes, you read that correctly TWO HUNDRED MILLION POUNDS. He makes approximately £537,000 a week after tax. that adds up to a whopping £28m in a year for kicking a ball around a football pitch for 90 minutes. This amount of money

  • History Of FIFA

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    middle of paper ... ...sal European Clubs Championship. That event, despite enjoying a long and well-created tradition in the European futsal community, dating back to 1984, was never affiliated as official by UEFA [15]. Sponsors: The following are the sponsors of UEFA (also named as the "UEFA Partners"): • McDonald's • Carlsberg • Coca-Cola • Continental • Castrol • Adidas • Hyundai • Kia League Revenues: Rank League Revenue Revenue sources 1 English Premier League 3.0 billion Broadcast revenue explicates

  • History Of Football In Croatia

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    titles, twelve Croatian Cups and four Croatian Supercups. They have been very successful and have been apart of the Croatian First League since its foundation in 1992. April 2nd, 1940 marks the date of Croatia’s first international football match against Switzerland. Following World War I, the Croatian Football Federation joined FIFA as a representative of the Independent State of Croatia in 1939. The Croatian clubs performed well in the Yugoslav First League and the Yugoslav Cup over previous decades

  • Essay On Sir Alexander Ferguson

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    manager in the history of the soccer. He is also famous for being the most rude, bullying, obsessive, and intimidating manager of Manchester United. Having 16 League titles with Aberdeen and Manchester United, six European trophies, and a FIFA world cup feather in his cap, he is regarded as the Boss, Godfather and a giant in soccer (FIFA, They Said It: Sir Alex Ferguson). Early Life Sir Alex Ferguson was born on December 31, 1941, in Glasgow, Scotland, to Alexander Sr. and Elizabeth. His real name

  • Favorite Sport: The Origin of Soccer

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    counter team by maneuvering the ball or performing a series of passes to get to the goal and score. Famous teams and players are widely recognized all over the world and most of them face in tournaments, which the best are the FIFA world cup for national teams and the UEFA champions league for club leagues. Soccer in United States is not very popular, and recently was conceived as a professional sport, with his biggest league, the Major League Soccer. In my home country, Ecuador, soccer is the most popular

  • Barcelona Research Paper

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    Barcelona has also won Copa Del Rey 27 times, Supercopa de Espana 11 times, Copa Eva Duarte 3 times, and Copa de la Liga 2 times in Barcelona’s history, these titles are also famous cups in Spain. UEFA Champions League is the top soccer League for all European clubs, and Barcelona has won it 5 times, so this can prove that Barcelona is a great soccer club. Real Madrid was founded on March 6, 1902; 114 years ago. It was a very long time

  • Wayne Rooney

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    Here is a list of his awards and achievements 5 time Premier League Winner (2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2010-11, 2012-13) 3 time FA Cup winner (2007, 2010,2011) 1 time UEFA Champions League Winner (2007-08) 1 FIFA World Cup (2008) Premier League Player of the Season (2009-10) England Player of the Year (2008, 2009, 2014) Sir Matts Busby Player of the Year (2005-06, 2009-10) Currently Rooney is

  • Soccer Legends

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    In the world of soccer, there are several legends who have created a huge impact on soccer revolution but not like these two, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. Both legends plays forward for their club and team. But nowadays, there is trend of comparing these guys with their skills and performance on soccer. As we know, many of their fans had taken this competition between these players to next level. It is obvious to compare two good player, but comparing them to grow enmity among soccer fans

  • Soccer Essay

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    ball hitting the ground. Other types of footb... ... middle of paper ... ...oth conferences. The rest of the teams left play a set of two games and determine the winner based on the scoring from both games. After the conference semi-finals and conference championships, the MLS Cup is played between two teams and one game. The MLS Cup is played like any other game, but played through extra time and if needed penalty kicks are played to determine a champion. No matter the score of the game or the

  • Fiercest Rivalries in the World of Football

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    world. Corinthians and Palmeiras have already decided state championships (Campeonato Paulista), regional trophy (Torneio Rio-São Paulo), national championship (Campeonato Brasileiro) and wave to the end of continental club competition (Libertadores Cup of America). No other classic rivalry has decided so many major championships. The biggest rivalry in the Brazilian state of São Paulo, SE Palmeiras and Corinthians have always come under a lot of attention when come across each other. There have been

  • The World Cup: The World’s Biggest Event

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    world champion. The World Cup is an international soccer tournament that takes place in the summer every four years. It is more than just a game to all who participate, and their fans as well “Husbands have mortgaged their homes to attend it [the World Cup] Careers are defined by it, and athletes have been murdered for making mistakes“, (Trecker 16). It is more than just the world’s biggest sporting event, it’s the biggest event period. (Trecker 6) Before the World Cup began, the only tournament

  • FIFA's Not So Objective Role in Football

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    1904. FIFA tod... ... middle of paper ... ...al-challenges/economic-impact-of-the-world-cup---gc.aspx>. Plaja, Umberto, and Steffi Decker. "2018 & 2022 World Cups." Soccer Politics / The Politics of Football. Soccer Politics, 2009. Web. 26 Apr. 2014. . Roscoe, Andrew. "Doha Rejects Claims That Could Scupper 2022 World Cup Plans." Middle East Economic Digest. EBSCO, 27 May 2011. Web. 26 Apr. 2014. "UEFA EURO Tournament Requirements." FIFA.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Apr. 2014. . White, Jim. "Fifa’s

  • Ability For Referees To Withdraw Incorrect Calls In Sports

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    On April 13th 2016 the second leg of the Champions League quarter finals and were played between 2015 Champions League winners FC Barcelona and spanish rivals Atletico Madrid. As this was a second leg, the score was already partially decided as Barcelona had taken the lead 2-1. Early in the game Atletico Madrid drew the aggregate 2-2. Around the 83rd minute Atletico Madrid

  • The History Of Wembley Stadium

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    introduced in 1923 and was destroyed for renovation in 2000. It was re-introduced back in 2007 with the stadium holding around 90,000 people. The ‘Old Wembley’ as it was known back in the day was the venue when the England national soccer team won the World Cup in 1966 by beating West Germany 4-2. Last year, the venue celebrated its 90th year anniversary. The view as you are entering Wembley Stadium is one of those iconic moments because you see a great view of the stadium, with the arch at the top of the

  • I Love Soccer Persuasive Essay

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    German league, and many more! Also around 208 different countries that compete. The biggest club competition is the UEFA Champions league. Where all the Europe teams try to qualify every year and trys to compete for the position of the best club in Europe. Continuing with international competitions, the most watched event with over 1 billion television viewers worldwide. The world cup, where unlike the super bowl or the world series witch is every year. This competition is every four years witch

  • Biography of Cesc Fabregas

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    Arsenal youth and reserve teams, Cesc made history in October 2003 when he became the youngest player to turn out for Arsenal, in the Carling Cup tie against Rotherham United aged just 16 years 177 days when he took to the pitch for the Gunners. His second appearance for Arsenal resulted on him becoming the youngest goal scorer for Arsenal in a 5-1 Carling Cup thrashing of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Cesc would not make another appearance for the senior squad that season as Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger

  • My Hero

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    beginning of the success story of Ally Mc Coist. In the early years of his career wearing a number 9 shirt on his back at his new club he is not a popular player with the fans at all.... ... middle of paper ... ... is for Scotland to win the World Cup but he accepts this will never happen, as it would help if they qualified first. He would also like to see one of his boys follow in their "daddy's" footsteps and become a professional footballer. Some general information about my hero is that

  • Compare And Contrast Soccer And Basketball

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    afford the food for their family, an NBA player can make up to $20 million dollar and more per year. (Uefa Champions League) where the strongest teams in the soccer world plays every year to achieve the title and be the champions. The final game for this tournament is played in different city around Europe cities, this year (2017) the final will be played at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff. The winner will get $16.8 million. “Records trace the history of soccer back more than 2,000 years ago to ancient

  • Decline Of English Football In The 1960s

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    Sam Friedman Prof. Chappel 15 April 2014 HIST475S English Football and English National Identity: Late 60s to the Mid 80s “Let us hope England wins the World Cup today. I shudder to think what will happen if we get beaten. It may be only a game, this business of 22 adults kicking a ball around, but many Britons would regard it as final evidence of our moral and financial collapse” -William Davis, July 30th, 1966 Commonly referred to as the “home of football”, England has held an extremely

  • Playing Style Of Real Madrid: Madrid CF And Barcelona FC

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    throughout the club’s history, La Fábrica is widely considered an underrated academy. In the 1980s, the club experienced a streak of success largely due to homegrown players, including five consecutive La Liga titles, two consecutive Eufa cups, and reaching three consecutive Uefa Champions League Semi-Finals. The importance of youth players in Madrid is, however, overshadowed by the club’s tendency to purchase superstar players instead of creating them, a trend instigated by the implement of Galacticos, a