Sentences with phrase «spanish cup title»
The central midfielder left the Emirates for Barcelona there years ago, and although he won a Liga and Spanish Cup title with the Catalans, the Barca fans never fully took to him.
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He won the Champions League, the Spanish title and the Uefa Super Cup during his time at the Bernabeu.
He was replaced at Barca the summer after he scored 21 goals in 54 appearances, he already won a spanish league title, a spanish Cup and a host of other trophies with them, and he has to know he is a star and an absolute fan favorite with us, so I see no reason to go back to la liga.
Despite his on - going fitness woes, the decision to join the Catalan giants has been a fruitful one as he has won La Liga, Spanish Cup and Champions League titles.
During his time with Barcelona, the player has managed to fill his trophy cabinet to the brim, as since his arrival, the Spanish giants have won one Champions League, two La Liga titles, one Supercopa De Espanya, one Copa Del Rey, one European Super Cup and one Club World Cup.
Since the player's arrival in 2013, Zidane's side have managed to win three Champions League titles, one La Liga title, one Spanish Super Cup and one Copa Del Rey, as well as three UEFA Super Cups and three Club World Cups.
Real are now eight points behind La Liga leaders Barcelona in the Spanish title race, and will have expected to do better than take one point from two games against Spurs in their bid to retain the European Cup.
The 24 - year - old has won two Spanish titles with Barca, the Champions League and the Club World Cup.
The World Cup finalist didn't bring home any silverware during his time at Anfield, but has won three Spanish titles, two Champions Leagues and two Club World Cups during his time in Catalonia.
I've heard it all now... Yeah, we don't want that champions league, Spanish title, World Cup and European championship winning centre back that is regarded as one of the best in the world, he gets too many yellow cards!
With defence clearly a weakness for the Red Devils last season as they conceded more than nearby rivals Chelsea, Arsenal and even Southampton, the addition of a world class performer like the Spanish World Cup winner could make all the difference as they look to mount a more serious title challenge.
Since his arrival, the Spanish giants have managed to win one La Liga title, two Copa Del Rey's and one Spanish Super Cup.
«But Liverpool basically went with Benitez, because he'd just won the Spanish league title and UEFA Cup with Valencia and they thought that was more solid an appointment than someone who had only done it, and that time, in Portugal.
The 28 - year - old moved to Spain in 2012 after spending seven years with Arsenal, and while he leaves having won a Liga BBVA title and the Spanish Super Cup, he has wholly failed to make the impact he would have hoped for.
Since they sold Claude Makélélé to Chelsea in 2003 — perhaps the most emblematic of the headscratching transfer moments, even though he never actually got to extract any on - pitch revenge — Real have won three Spanish titles, two cups and last season's Champions League, and even if it could be argued that a club of their size and standing should have won more, that's still not too bad.
While the Spanish coach has achieved considerable success at the Allianz Arena, having won three Bundesliga titles, the German Cup, the Uefa Super Cup and the Club World Cup during his time with the club, many may consider his time with Bayern to have been a disappointment considering his failure to take the club back to the final of the Champions League.
Since that moment when the «Flea» entered the pitch, hair flowing, he was won three Champions League titles, six Spanish league titles, two World Club Championships, two European Super Cups, two Spanish cups and six Spanish super cups.
The World Cup winner, and former Everton man, has been in fantastic form for the Spanish side this year, helping them maintain a solid defence that has only conceded 27 times this season, five less than title - contenders Real Madrid, and keeping them in the hunt for a spot in next year's Champions League.
There have been players who were not really flashy, or skilled like others but manage to win trophies throughout their careers for example some of the golden generation of Spanish national team who not only won 2010 world cup but two back to back European titles as well as success with their respective club teams like Barcelona and Real Madrid.
With three European Cup medals, six Spanish league titles and a total of 21 trophies, Puyol will be recognised as one of Barcelona's all - time greats.
Marco Reus who missed Germany's successful 2014 World Cup campaign through injury will come as a blow to Premier League title rival Manchester United, German champions Bayern Munich as well as Spanish champions Atletico Madrid who have been linked with the German international if the feelers we are getting that he is interested in Arsenal is true.
The Frenchman joined Real Madrid from Lille back in 2011, has won Champions League title, La Liga, European Super Cup, Copa del Rey and Spanish Super Cup.
The 3 - 0 win at Granada secured the league title on the final day of the campaign, while the 2 - 0 win against Sevilla set Barça on their way to winning the Spanish Super Cup.
Even with a game in hand to come, Madrid have never overcome such a deficit to win the league and to remain in the title race would realistically need to inflict Barca's first defeat since they last visited the Bernabeu back in August to win the Spanish Super Cup.
They have watched their fierce rivals Real Madrid win two Champions League titles and one La Liga title over the two seasons and were beaten heavily over the two legs of the Spanish Cup earlier at the start of this campaign.
A third Club World Cup in four years brings Madrid level with rivals Barcelona as the most successful side in the competition's history and adds to the La Liga, Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Spanish Super Cup titles already won by Zinedine Zidane's men this year.
Real Madrid might not have the best of start in their Spanish La Liga season, but Los Blancos continue to fill their trophy cabinet as this weekend Zinedine Zidane's men won their second FIFA Club World Cup title.
Real Madrid bossed over their El Clasico rivals during the Spanish Super Cup in August, but they face a fight to retain the title, having fallen eight points adrift after just 13 games into the season.
Beating Real Madrid to win the Spanish Super Cup and stand a fighting chance of defending their La Liga title.
They have just won their 2nd treble in the last season and they are eying now their next 2 title of UEFA Super Cup and Spanish Super Cup of the year.
Atletico ended Bayern's dreams of a sixth European Cup title at the semi-final stage of last season's competition and Yannick Ferreira Carrasco's first - half strike set the Spanish side on course for a repeat of their victory on home soil in April.
After great success with Tenerife and Valencia, where he beat the big to to the Spanish title twice and won the Uefa cup, he moved to England and Liverpool where he won the Champions league.
Ernesto Valverde will probably win a title in his first season, but the chance to lift the European trophy after that horrible Spanish Super Cup will surely be the perfect ending to what looked like a terrible season.