1993/94 Premier League Table: Back To Back League Champions

Champions: Manchester United Runners-up: Blackburn Rovers Champions League places: Manchester United UEFA Cup places: Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United, Aston Villa (League Cup) Cup Winners Cup places: Arsenal (as winners), Chelsea Promoted (from 1992/93): Newcastle United, West Ham United, Swindon Town Relegated: Swindon Town, Oldham Athletic, Sheffield United Leading scorer: Andy Cole (Newcastle United) 34 goals … Read more

1994/95 Premier League Table: Blackburn Win On Final Day

Champions: Blackburn Rovers Runners-up: Manchester United Champions League places: Blackburn Rovers UEFA Cup places: Manchester United, Nottingham Forest, Liverpool (League Cup), Leeds United Cup Winners Cup places: Everton Promoted (from 1993/94): Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Leicester City Relegated: Ipswich Town, Leicester City, Norwich City, Crystal Palace Leading Scorer: Alan Shearer (Blackburn Rovers) 34 goals Premier … Read more

The History Of Football Timeline: Of The Codes and Rules

The origins and history of football timeline are open to conjecture, and several theories are available. However, there is evidence that the Chinese and Japanese enjoyed games where a ball was kicked back in the dynastic times. There was a correlation between leisure activities and economic prosperity. The Ancient Greeks and Romans indulged in several … Read more

Euro 1972: West Germany Win First European Championship

The fourth UEFA European Football Championship tournament, widely known as Euro 1972, was held in Belgium between June 14-18, 1972. UEFA Euro 1972 was only contested by four countries, with the tournament consisting of a semi-final, a third-place play-off, and the final. The UEFA European Football Championship qualifying round was comprised of 32 countries divided into … Read more

1950 World Cup: The Host Brazil Versus Urugary In The Final

Following more than a decade of dictatorship, Brazil adopted a new democratic constitution in 1946. It was confirmed that in 1950 the country would host the fourth World Cup, the most significant international event to take place within its borders. Brazil had first expressed its intention to put on the tournament in 1938. However, the … Read more