Came across this question in something I read earlier:
Only ten cities have supplied more than one European Cup / Champions League semi-finalist. Of those, only two are in the same country. Which country?
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European football trivia
European football trivia
No to Superleague
Manchester
London
Madrid
Milano
Rome ??
That was 5
London
Madrid
Milano
Rome ??
That was 5
London (the only city with 3), Madrid and Milan are all correct. Manchester City have never passed the R16 and Lazio's best is the QF.
No to Superleague
I'm pretty sure Lazio never get the CL-SF.SteffenM wrote:Manchester
London
Madrid
Milano
Rome ??
That was 5
Maybe the UK, if you count Glasgow and London in the same country :S.
I would say:
The UK? London and Glasgow?
Further: Madrid, Lisbon, Milan, Athens, Prague, Vienna, Belgrade and Bucharest.
But not sure about Glasgow, Prague and Vienna
The UK? London and Glasgow?
Further: Madrid, Lisbon, Milan, Athens, Prague, Vienna, Belgrade and Bucharest.
But not sure about Glasgow, Prague and Vienna
UK doesn't count.
No to Lisbon and Athens. I've included Prague in my total, but that's a bit of a technicality as Sparta finished 2nd in the 2nd group stage in 1991/92.
Got so far: London, Madrid, Milan, Glasgow, Prague, Vienna, Belgrade, Bucharest. Two to go, including that second one from the same country.
No to Lisbon and Athens. I've included Prague in my total, but that's a bit of a technicality as Sparta finished 2nd in the 2nd group stage in 1991/92.
Got so far: London, Madrid, Milan, Glasgow, Prague, Vienna, Belgrade, Bucharest. Two to go, including that second one from the same country.
No to Superleague
Has Torino ever gotten that far? To pair with Juventus.
Nope. But I have no idea about other cities to guessKutuz_off wrote:Has Torino ever gotten that far? To pair with Juventus.
I looked it up in my database:
I couldn't find the tenth one, but Prague it is. Budapest can be included.
I won't spoil it for the rest, but the city in question had semifinalists in 1963 and 1984.
I couldn't find the tenth one, but Prague it is. Budapest can be included.
I won't spoil it for the rest, but the city in question had semifinalists in 1963 and 1984.
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Liverpool (for sure)/ Everton(?)
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Oldelpaso wrote:Came across this question in something I read earlier:
Only ten cities have supplied more than one European Cup / Champions League semi-finalist. Of those, only two are in the same country. Which country?
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what do you mean with european cup? former champions's cup?
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Yes, that's what it was called when I was but a wee lad.Arges Pitesti wrote:Oldelpaso wrote:Came across this question in something I read earlier:
Only ten cities have supplied more than one European Cup / Champions League semi-finalist. Of those, only two are in the same country. Which country?
No Googling!
what do you mean with european cup? former champions's cup?
"Past performance is no guarantee of future results."
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Arges Pitesti
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Paris!
Stade Reims in late 50's and PSG semi-finalist in 1995 (with Weah and Ginola)
@Malko, where are you?!?! Other users have forgotten to mention french football...Shame on them all!!!
Stade Reims in late 50's and PSG semi-finalist in 1995 (with Weah and Ginola)
@Malko, where are you?!?! Other users have forgotten to mention french football...Shame on them all!!!
"Better lose one match 5-0 than five 1-0" W. Boskov
Stade Reims is in... Reims, not in ParisArges Pitesti wrote:Paris!
Stade Reims in late 50's and PSG semi-finalist in 1995 (with Weah and Ginola)
@Malko, where are you?!?! Other users have forgotten to mention french football...Shame on them all!!!
