When did Leeds United first play against AC Milan?
When did Leeds United first play against AC Milan?
The first competitive match between Leeds United and AC Milan occurred on February 20, 2000, during the UEFA Champions League group stage at San Siro in Milan. This marked Leeds' return to European competition after a long absence.
When did Manchester United play against Fiorentina?
They last met competitively in the 1999-2000 UEFA Champions League group stage.
When did Robin Gosens play against Fiorentina?
Robin Gosens faced Fiorentina multiple times during his tenure at Atalanta in Serie A, as both teams are based in Italy. Key matches include:
- League encounters annually from 2017 to 2022, often featuring high-intensity games.
- Notable performances: Gosens scored or assisted in several fixtures, contributing to Atalanta's wins or draws.
These matches showcased his ability to influence games against rivals.
When did Arsenal and Athletic Club first play each other?
The first recorded match was on May 15, 1950, in a friendly game.
Arsenal won 4-1 at Highbury Stadium.
This fixture was arranged to strengthen club relations during post-war era tours.
When did David de Gea play against Fiorentina?
The last known match was a preseason friendly on July 30, 2021.
David de Gea started as goalkeeper for Manchester United.
Fiorentina featured players like Dusan Vlahovic and Gaetano Castrovilli.
The match took place at Cardiff City Stadium, as part of tournament preparations.
When was the last time Leeds United and AC Milan played each othe
The last competitive match between Leeds United and AC Milan was on March 14, 2000, at Elland Road. Since Leeds' relegation in 2004 and subsequent instability, there have been no further meetings.
When was the last match between Leeds and Milan?
The last competitive match between Leeds United and AC Milan occurred during the 2000-01 UEFA Champions League group stage. On December 5, 2000, at San Siro Stadium in Milan, Leeds won 1-0 with a goal from Alan Smith. Prior to that, they played on September 12, 2000, at Elland Road in Leeds, where Mark Viduka scored the winner in another 1-0 Leeds victory.