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Facts & Stats 15

JosÉ Mourinho 25 titles as a manager

World cup goals by

pele 1970 world cup goal Brazil vs czechoslovakia 2

ronaldo

1 4

3

Attendance

10 5 11 6 9 7

486

8

0

100

rightfooted goals

300

Brazil 70 world cup Game wins

Digital Edition

260

ALAN SHEARER Premier League goals

Allianz arena

886

CELTIC PARK Emirates stadium MARACaNÃ STADIUM Camp nou OLD TRAFFORD

leftfooted goals

headed goals

WORLD CUP GOALS BY BODY PART

Lionel messi goals for Argentina

24 Barcelona

LA LIGA TITLE WINS

61 The world’s most amazing football stats, visualised


WORLD CUP GOAL RECREATIONS

WOMEN’S WORLD CUP

1966 World Cup Goals········································ 8

Women’s World Cup Trophies and Goals········· 48

1970 World Cup Goals······································ 22

Women’s World Cup Goalscorers ·················· 148

1974 World Cup Goals······································ 40 1978 World Cup Goals······································ 50 1982 World Cup Goals······································ 54 1986 World Cup Goals······································ 64

MISCELLANEOUS

1990 World Cup Goals······································ 80

World Cup Finals Results 1930–2014·············· 14

1994 World Cup Goals······································ 90

Long-Range World Cup Goals·························· 46

1998 World Cup Goals···································· 104

World Cup Goals By Body Part························· 56

2002 World Cup Goals···································· 116

FIFA World Cup Wins By Country····················· 70

2006 World Cup Goals···································· 124

World Cup Goalkeepers·································· 100

2010 World Cup Goals···································· 138

World Cup Goalscorers By Country················ 118

2014 World Cup Goals···································· 154

World Cup Fouls and Cards ··························· 144

EUROPE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP

LA LIGA

LIGUE 1

European Championship Records by Nation····· 18

La Liga Title Winners········································ 28

Ligue 1 Title Winners······································ 130

European Championship Trophies and Goals···· 66

La Liga Goals per Club······································ 78

Ligue 1 Game Wins ········································ 136

UEFA Euro 2016 Goals····································· 156

La Liga Top Goalscorers 1998–2017············· 110

Ligue 1 Goals per Club··································· 142

La Liga Game Wins per Club·························· 120

SERIE A

European Cup & Champions League

Serie A Title Winners········································ 32

Eredivisie Game Wins······································· 72

Serie A Goals····················································· 58

Eredivisie Goal per Club································· 126

Record Goalscorers······································· 34 UEFA Champions League European Cup Wins by Nation························ 112

Eredivisie Title Winners···································· 16

Serie A Game Wins········································· 114

Decade-by-Decade Performance·················· 68

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EREDIVISIE

EUROPEAN CUP / CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

BUNDESLIGA

MISCELLANEOUS European Attendances····································· 20

PREMIER LEAGUE

Bundesliga Title Winners································· 42

Scottish League Title Winners························· 30

Bundesliga Game Wins··································· 102

FA Cup Winners and Runners-up····················· 62

Premier League Fouls and Cards····················· 10

Bundesliga Goals············································ 146

Staying Power··················································· 82

Premier League Title Winners ························· 38

UEFA Cup/Europa League Records by Nation··· 84

Premier League Ever-Presents························· 52

The Flair League··············································· 92

Games to Reach 100 Goals······························· 60

Longest Unbeaten Runs································· 106

Premier League Game Wins····························· 74

Most Successful European Managers

Premier League Player Appearances··············· 94

since 1960 ·················································· 140

Premier League Goals······································ 96

The Foreign Legion········································· 160


NORTH AMERICA

SOUTH AMERICA

MLS

COPA AMÉRICA

MLS Goals per Club·········································· 86

Copa América Records by Nation···················· 44

MLS Game Wins per Club······························· 150

Copa América Trophies and Goals··················· 98

COPA LIBERTADORES Copa Libertadores Wins by Nation················· 128

AFRICA

ASIA

AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS

AFC ASIAN CUP

Africa Cup of Nations Trophies and Goals······· 12

AFC Asian Cup Records by Nation················· 108

Africa Cup of Nations Records by Nation······ 152

AFC Asian Cup Trophies and Goals················ 132

MISCELLANEOUS Evolution of Formations 1872–1967················ 24 Evolution of Formations 1971–2017················ 26 FIFA World Player of the Year Winners············ 76 Ronaldo vs Messi·············································· 88 Football Stadiums by Size······························ 122 100 International Caps··································· 134 FIFA Football Nations······································ 158

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World Cup Final Results 1930–2014 The FIFA World Cup has grown from a small tournament comprising 13 teams from Europe and South America (USA and Mexico participated too) to 32 nations from five continents battling it out in the most widely followed sporting event in the world. There have been 20 to date, each one as spectacular as the last. Every tournament has had its amazing stories, controversies, moments that took our breath away and heartbreak that saw us plunge into despair. Behind all these iconic events, what remains (apart from memories) are these simple facts – the statistics that mark each country’s triumphs and disappointments in black and white. Make of these what you will… Source: Google (October 2015)

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4

1930 Uruguay vs Argentina

4

1938 Italy vs Hungary

3

1954 West Germany vs Hungary

3

1962 Brazil vs Czechoslovakia

2

2

2

1

2

1934 Italy vs Czechoslovakia

1

2

1950 Uruguay vs Brazil

1

5

1958 Brazil vs Sweden

2

4

1966 England vs West Germany

2


World Cup Final Results 1930–2014

4

1970 Brazil vs Italy

3

1978 Argentina vs Netherlands

3

1986 Argentina vs West Germany

0

1994 Brazil vs Italy

1

1

2

0

2

1974 West Germany vs Netherlands

1

3

1982 Italy vs West Germany

1

1

1990 West Germany vs Argentina

0

3

1998 France vs Brazil

0

1

2006 Italy vs France

1

PENALTIES

2

2002 Brazil vs Germany

0

PENALTIES

1

2010 Spain vs Netherlands

0

1

2014 Germany vs Argentina

0

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LONG-RANGE WORLD CUP GOALS Everyone loves a shot at goal from far out, especially if it’s on target and struck with an awesome power to match. In particular, long-range goals during World Cups are even more wondrous to behold because they instantly take on legendary status. Those long-rangers that live forever in the memory include Bobby Charlton’s 25-yard strike against Mexico which fired up England’s 1966 campaign, Arie Haan’s 40-yard lightning-bolt as the Netherlands defeated Italy in 1978 and James Rodríguez’s sensational chest and volley against Uruguay in 2014. All excellent goals, but where do they map in the long-range pantheon?

ARIE HAAN Netherlands vs

Italy

PAUL BREiTNER West Germany vs

Chile

39.69m 15:50

GROUP STAGE 14-06-1974

46

36.71m 75:18 ROUND 2

21-06-1978


Long-Range World Cup Goals Source: Opta (October 2015)

LOTHAR MATTHÄUS West Germany vs

Yugoslavia

31.93m 62:51

GROUP STAGE 10-06-1990

ARIE HAAN Netherlands vs

West Germany

31.41m 26:40 ROUND 2

18-06-1978

RONALDINHO

NELINHO

Brazil

Brazil

England

Italy

vs

JOE COLE England vs

Sweden

33.2m 33:04

40.08m 49:02

vs

31.86m 63:35

QUARTER-FINAL

3RD PLACE MATCH

21-06-2002

24-06-1978

GROUP STAGE 20-06-2006

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FA Cup Winners and Runners-up Although overshadowed in recent times by the Premier League, the FA Cup remains the showpiece of English football. First played in the 1871–72 season, the English FA Cup is the oldest football competition in the world. Open to the top 10 levels of English football, the tournament includes hundreds of non-league teams (in 1901, Tottenham Hotspur became the only non-league team ever to win the trophy). Since 1923, the final has been played at Wembley (old and new) apart from the period between 2001 and 2006, when it was hosted at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Source: Opta (May 2017)

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1877 6 187 3 187

BURY

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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

1872 • 1878

7 18

19 0

1878 5

2 1903

1900 • 1903

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2

WANDERERS

19 6 7

90 19 28 1 18 9 0 18 9 6 8 18

18 8

18 8 4 18 8 2

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40

1910 1946 1879 1891

1912 1947 1880 1894

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8

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OLD ETONIANS

9 19 2

PERCENTAGE OF FINALS WON

1

20 Brighton and Hove Albion Bristol City Fulham Hull City Luton Town Middlesbrough Millwall Queens Park Rangers Stoke City Watford

10

1983 1909 1975 2014 1959 1997 2004 1982 2011 1984

Birmingham City Crystal Palace Queen’s Park (Glasgow) 0

1

0

1

2

1931 1990 1884

1898 1965 1873 1872 1900

1956 2016 1885

Leicester City 0

2

3

4

NUMBER OF APPEARANCES IN THE FA CUP FINAL

62

1899 1970 1874 1874 1902

4

5

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1922

1920

1888 • 1968

WEST BROMWICH ALBION

5 1964

1928

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1938

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1903 1972 1877 1875 1976

1949

1961

1963

1969

4

5

6

7

8

9

1886 18 87 18 8 8 18 9 18 2 95

19 0 8 19 21

1889 • 1938

12 19 1 193 935 5 1 19 54

5 1968 1904 • 2011

PRESTON NORTH END

3 1

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2

7 18

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1953 1962 2008

18 8

1951 1947 1927

18 8 2

1948 1914 1925

1879

4 Blac kp ool Burnley Cardiff City

6 187

2

2013 5 5 2011 1 19 8 9 19 6 6 5 19

37 19 8 193 2 19 5 4

1879 • 1882

18 81

1

1893 • 1960

WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS

PORTSMOUTH

30

18 89 1893 1896

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY

3

19 34

3

1904

20

200

1896 • 1935

1888 18 8 9 192 2

1

4

8

1937 • 1973

3 191

1923 • 1958

195 3 19 2 9

1

19 9

3 19 6 6 3 19 35 3 19 07 18 9 6 0 189

MANCHESTER CITY

39 19 4 19 4 9 60 4 19

19 5 193 5 4 19 3 3 19 26

SUNDERL AND

19 37

2 4

1964 • 1980

19 2 3 4 19 0 94 18

19 64 19 23

19 9 2 2 1973 2

BOLTON WANDERERS

1899 • 1925

9

60

1 19 87 8 1 9 91

1901 • 1991

BLACKBURN ROVERS

1926

06

18 9

20

19 8 0 2 3 1975

50

6 2

1884 • 1928

19 5

1898 • 1959

1915

18 9 8

193 6 19 25

19 91 1 1959 2

19 82

5

SHEFFIELD UNITED

NOTTINGHAM FOREST

70

19 02 19 01

80

1981

1883 1911 1987 1978 1881 2013 1988

1960

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FA Cup Winners and Runners-up KEY: Among the many gems of FA Cup trivia are that Wigan Athletic are the only club to win the FA Cup and be relegated from the Premier League in the same season (2013); Leicester City have reached the final four times but have never won the cup; and Ashley Cole holds a record seven FA Cup winner’s medals through his victories with Arsenal and Chelsea.

TEAM NAME

Year of last win xxxx • xxxx

W I G A N AT H L E TI C

LEI C ES T ER C IT Y

2013

11

x

AS HL EY COL E

x

Total number of final wins

4

0

Final appearances

Year of first win

Total number of final runners-up finishes

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16

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19

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192 7 19 30 2

19 3

60

7 19

1977 1965 • 2006 1910 • 1955 93

7 7

19 0

5

18 1897 19 06

1906 • 1995

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13

19 86 19 8 8

19 8 9 19 92

1881 1891 1901 1911 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

1907 19 33 19 6 6 19 6 19 8 84

85 19 6 198 9 19 8 19 95 2009

EVERTON

9

1872 1882 1892 1902 1912 1922 1932 1942 1952 1962 1972 1982 1992 2002 2012

1873 1883 1893 1903 1913 1923 1933 1943 1953 1963 1973 1983 1993 2003 2013

1874 1884 1894 1904 1914 1924 1934 1944 1954 1964 1974 1984 1994 2004 2014

1875 1885 1895 1905 1915 1925 1935 1945 1955 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 2015

1876 1886 1896 1906 1916 1926 1936 1946 1956 1966 1976 1986 1996 2006 2016

1877 1887 1897 1907 1917 1927 1937 1947 1957 1967 1977 1987 1997 2007 2017

1878 1888 1898 1908 1918 1928 1938 1948 1958 1968 1978 1988 1998 2008

1879 1889 1899 1909 1919 1929 1939 1949 1959 1969 1979 1989 1999 2009

1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

19 09

1974

1909 • 2016

3

1948

8 19

19 5 8 19 57

50 19 65 19 1 197

1930 • 2017

7

19 9 0 5 19 8

6

189 2 18 87

NEWCASTLE UNITED

7

96 19 01 20 6 200 2012

1924 1911 0 191 8 19 0 6 0 19

LIVERPOOL

2017

CHELSEA

19 7 19 4 55 19 5 2 6 19 51 19 32

1978 1979

1995 19 9 4

2015

18 97

1970 • 2012

1971 1972

199 6

7 2012 5 2017

1887 • 1957

36 19 0 195 2 195

19 8 0 19 9 3 19 98 7 20 01

02 20 03 20 5 200 2 014

19 13 19 0 5

9 200 2 010

9 19 9 8 9 19

7 7 19 5 24 19 0 2 19

189 5

20 0 0

ARSENAL

70

19 6 3

4

7 00

19 7

2 2015

16

197

2

20

MANCHESTER UNITED

07 12 20 0 7 5 200 4 19 9 9

2 00

19 14

00

20

20

1915 1967

ASTON VILLA

1970 19 9 4 19 9 7

80

40 old wembley

kennington oval

30 CRYSTAL PALACE NEW WEMBLEY MILLENNIUM STADIUM

20

STAMFORD BRIDGE OLD TRAFFORD

In 1873, the first defending FA Cup holders, The Wanderers, were given a bye straight to the final at a venue of their choice: Lillie Bridge near Earls Court in London. The honour was never repeated and the finals returned to the Kennington Oval. The 1886 replay took place at Derbyshire County Cricket Club’s Racecourse Ground, the first time an FA Cup Final was played outside London.

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16

17

18

GOODISON PARK LILLIE BRIDGE

10

FALLOWFIELD STADIUM racecourse ground, burnden park, bramall lane

19

20

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Lionel Messi, all-time top goalscorer. In November 2012, the prodigious striker began a run of scoring in 21 consecutive games, including a goal against every other La Liga team.

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La Liga Top Goalscorers 1998–2017 Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo tower over La Liga goalscoring records. Their lead is considerable, but they also score around a goal a game – almost twice the rate of others in the chart. The only player in the league’s history whose record stands the equal of these modern superstars is the great Telma Zarra. He played at Athletic Bilbao for 15 seasons, scoring at nearly a goal a game and helping Bilbao to a league title in 1943. His name now lives on in the award given to La Liga’s top Spanish goalscorer each season.

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In the 2010–11 season Cristiano Ronaldo became the first La Liga player for 20 years to score at a ratio of over a goal per game. Since then the feat has been achieved every season, Lionel Messi achieving the best ratio of 1.44 in 2012–13.

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Source: Opta (May 2017) Stats from La Liga 1998–99 to 2016–17

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SAMUEL ETO’O

Raúl

169 DAVID

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186

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Ron

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LIO

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349 111


Most Successful European Managers since 1960 1

Bob Paisley

2

Carlo Ancelotti

3

Alex Ferguson

4

Helenio Herrera

5

José Mourinho

6

Nereo Rocco

7

José Villalonga

8

Luis Carniglia

9

Ottmar Hitzfeld

10 Miguel Muñoz Source: Google (June 2017)

Super cups and careers outside Europe not included.

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Most Successful European Managers Since 1960 No matter how wealthy the club, it is a magnificent feat to guide a club to a league title. It is something else to take them to European success. Repeating the achievement takes a coach to legendary status. Separating the greatest from the great, however, is a tougher call. How do we rank Bob Paisley’s European and League titles against Helenio Herrera’s record? And, how much greater an achievement are the against-the-odds European triumphs of José Mourinho’s Porto or Jock Stein’s Celtic? 11

Ernst Happel

21

Johan Cruyff

31

Matt Busby

12

Josep Guardiola

22

Raymond Goethals

32

Marcello Lippi

13

Béla Guttmann

23

Rafael Benítez

33

Ljupko Petrović

14

Ștefan Kovács

24

Udo Lattek

34

Artur Jorge

15

Vicente del Bosque

25

Rinus Michels

35

Frank Rijkaard

16

Brian Clough

26

Louis van Gaal

36

Joe Fagan

17

Arrigo Sacchi

27

Jock Stein

37

Roberto Di Matteo

18

Zinedine Zidane

28

Fabio Capello

38

Tony Barton

19

Dettmar Cramer

29

Guus Hiddink

20

Giovanni Trapattoni

30

Emerich Jenei

KEY Champions League / European Cup

Domestic League Titles

Other European (UEFA Cup, UEFA League, Intertoto Cup, Fairs Cup, Cup-Winners Cup)

Domestic Cups (premier tournament in nation only e.g. FA Cup, Copa Del Rey, DFB Pokal)

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