UEFA Champions League 50 Best Goals

 

 

Finally, i could download the video . It was a 45 minutes tv-documentary about 50 best goals in UEFA Champions League history (since the usage of the new format of UEFA CL competition in 1992). There were so many great goals from the soccer legends, eg: Ronald Koeman, Marco Van Basten or Gabriel "Batigol" Batistuta. The 50 goals choosed from about 4000 goals in the period of 1992 – 2007. Some goals came from individual efforts, and several of them are excellent teamwork goals .

Here’s the rank list of 50 best goals of UEFA Champions League. The scorers, the (former) clubs, years and the type of goals.

1. Zidane, Real Madrid, 2002, Individual-Volley
2. Bressan, Fiorentina, 1999, Individual-Long Range Bicycle
3. Ronaldinho, Barcelona, 2005, Individual-Long Range
4. Coridon, PSG, 2004, Individual-"Scorpion" Kick
5. Ricken, Borussia Dortmund, 1997, Individual-Long Range
6. A.Smith, Manchester United, 2007, Team-First Time
7. Overmars, Barcelona, 2001, Team-Pass Play
8. Gerrard, Liverpool, 2004, Individual-Long Range
9. Raul, Real Madrid, 2000, Team-First Time
10. Ljungberg, Arsenal, 2001, Team-First Time
11. Henry, Arsenal, 2005, Individual-Long Range
12. Giannakopoulos, Olympiakos, 1997, Individual-Long Range
13. A.Mancini, AS Roma, 2007, Individual-Dribble
14. Crouch, Liverpool, 2006, Individual-Bicycle
15. Ronaldinho, Barcelona, 2004, Individual-Long Range
16. Savicevic, AC Milan, 1994, Individual-Long Range
17. Almeida, FC Porto, 2005, Freekick
18. Weah, PSG, 1994, Individual-Dribble
19. Nilsson, IFK Gothenburg, 1993, Individual-Long Range
20. Nilsson, IFK Gothenburg, 1993, Freekick
21. Hagi, Galatasaray, 2000, Individual-Long Range
22. Crespo, AC Milan, 2005, Team-First Time
23. Andy Cole, Manchester United, 1998, Team-Pass Play
24. Kaka, AC Milan, 2005, Individual-Dribble
25. Sharpe, Manchester United, 1994, Team-"Heel" Kick
26. Papin, AC Milan, 1993, Individual-Long Range
27. Van Basten, AC Milan, 1992, Team-Long Range Bicycle
28. Zhirkov, CSKA Moscow, 2006, Individual-Dribble
29. Claudio Lopez, Valencia, 1999, Individual-Volley
30. Aimar, Valencia, 2002, Team-Pass Play
31. Kaka, AC Milan, 2007, Individual-Dribble
32. Beckham, Manchester United, 1998, Freekick
33. Lucho Gonzalez, FC Porto, 2006, Individual-Long Range
34. Henry, Arsenal, 2006, Individual-Dribble
35. Henry, Arsenal, 2003, Individual-Dribble
36. Koeman, Barcelona, 1994, Individual-Long Range
37. Gascoigne, Glasgow Rangers, 1995, Individual-Dribble
38. Eto’o, Barcelona, 2005, Individual-Long Range
39. Crespo, Inter Milan, 2002, Team-Header
40. Solskjaer, Manchester United, 1999, Team-Corner
41. Giuly, Barcelona, 2006, Team-First Time
42. Edu, Arsenal, 2004, Individual-Dribble
43. Berbatov, Bayer Leverkusen, 2004, Individual-Dribble
44. Raul, Real Madrid, 2005, Team-Feint
45. David Silva, Valencia, 2007, Individual-Long Range
46. Beckham, Manchester United, 2000, Individual-Dribble
47. Drogba, Chelsea, 2006, Individual-Long Range
48. Juninho, Lyon, 2003, Freekick
49. Silvinho, Arsenal, 2000, Individual-Dribble
50. Batistuta, Fiorentina, 2000, Individual-Long Range

 

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UEFA Champions League
Tuesday 1st May 2007
ITV4

50 Greatest Champion’s League Goals

Jim Rosenthal looks at the 50 greatest goals ever scored in the history of the UEFA Champions League. Clive Tyldesley, Peter Drury, Jon Champion, Andy Townsend, David Pleat and Robbie Earle are among those choosing their favourite – and explaining why they make the top 50. The show concludes with their decision on the best goal ever scored in the competition.

Duration: 45 minutes and 1 second
Video: XVID 656×368, 1025Kbps
Audio: MP3 48000Hz stereo 128Kbps

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Milan goes to the CL Semifinal !!

Well, i did’nt watch the match last night, actually, because i felt so sleepy. When Inzaghi scored the first goal for Milan, i was awaked for a while then went to sleep again . Then, when i heard, several minutes later, Lyon got the equalizer, i continued my sleeping (hoped that Milan will win the match when i awaked .. heheheh …  ).

When i waked up few hours ago, i turned my computer on, then searched the news on the net. Wow … Milan goes to the semifinal through the last minutes drama. They got 2 goals in the last 4 minutes of the match !!! If they failed to change 1-1 score until the final whistle, Lyon will go through, instead.

 

Then i downloaded the goals from soccerpulse forum as usual. I could see the emotions when Inzaghi and Sheva scored the winning goal for Milan. The crowds blew up the whole San Siro with shouts, yells and cries. It’s so amazing to me, and i watched the video again and again .

Some people said that Milan just was lucky to scored the goals through the "chaos" in front of Coupet post and the blunder by Clerc. But In my humble opinion, you could not just said so without seeing the whole match. You must see the process too. You could not get Luck if there are no chances, and chances will not come if you don’t push yourself, to keep trying until the final whistle. And Milan showed the characters, never give up until the end. So see the efforts, not just the goals.

Finally, Congaratulations to Milan. I hope they will get through the finals and lift the new thropy of CL this season. Forza MILAN !!!