Twenty20 Champions League

...soil in 1998 and the European championship two years later. Ludovic Giuly (1.64m) has played professionally since 1994, and captained AS Monaco in the 2004 Champions League final. He later switched to Barcelona, where he won La Liga twice,...

In this article: Marko Marin, Pele, Lionel Messi, Alain Giresse, Diego Maradona, La Liga, Champions League, Bundesliga, and FIFA World Cup

...in 1994, Giuly was signed by Monaco in January 1998. Giuly captained AS Monaco FC on a run to the Champions League final where they lost to FC Porto in the 2003-04 season. FC Barcelona paid EUR7 million to Monaco in order to sign him...

In this article: Paris Saint Germain, Champions League, Ludovic Giuly, FC Barcelona, Lionel Messi, Rome, La Liga, World Cup, Samuel Eto'o, and Sidney Govou

...in the AS Monaco side that reached the 2004 Champions League Final. Glory days: Rothen and potential team-mate Pedro Mendes do battle in 2004's Champions League final Noted for his crossing and set-piece expertise, he rejected interest...

In this article: Jerome Rothen, Rangers, Ally McCoist, Walter Smith, Champions League, Kris Boyd, Trabzonspor, Schalke, AS Monaco, and Kilmarnock

...City and Derby County . Konjic played in Jean Tigana's talented Monaco side which famously dumped Manchester United out of the Champions League in 1998 on away goals after a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford . Early in 1999 the 6 ft 3 in...

In this article: Muhamed Konjic, Peter Reid, Derby County, Coventry City, Derby, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Football League Championship, Bosnian War, Champions League, and Dayton Peace Agreement

...one of his own in the 87th. The victory advanced Chelsea on a 3-2 agregate score. Chelsea reached the semifinals of the Champions League in 2004, '05 and '07. It was defeated first by AS Monaco, then twice by Liverpool. The result extended...

In this article: Chelsea, Fenerbahce, Champions League, Liverpool, Arsenal, Michael Ballack, Carlo Cudicini, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, and Liverpool

...was brought to AS Monaco on 1 January 2002 for EUR5 million. Rothen was one of the stars of the Monaco side that reached the 2004 final of the Champions League , in May 2004. A native of Paris, he fulfilled a childhood dream when he signed...

In this article: Jerome Rothen, Champions League, Rangers, Monaco, France, 2006 FIFA World Cup, Paris Saint-Germain, Paris, 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup, and FC Unirea Urziceni

...AS Monaco. An avid Dinamo supporter, who once turned out for their reserve team as a young man, Fedorychev spent in excess of AGBP100 million, luring big stars to Moscow, including half of Porto's 2004 Champions League winning team. However,...

In this article: Champions League, Celtic, Luke Wilkshire, Dinamo Moscow, Rangers, Fyodor Smolov, and Russian Premier League

...first goal in a 2-1 final win. Oliveira scored his first official Champions League goal against R.S.C. Anderlecht, following two goals, including a solo effort, against AS Monaco in the third qualifying round. Due to knee ligament damage...

In this article: Ricardo Oliveira, Brazil, 2006 FIFA World Cup, Sao Paulo Futebol Clube, FIFA, Champions League, Dunga, Milan, Brazil team, and 2005 Confederations Cup

"We will see where we stand after every Champions League night," continued the former AS Monaco FC midfielder, who signed a four-year contract with the French champions this summer after six campaigns at the Lille helm. "We are in...

In this article: Lyon, Champions League, Lille, Sebastien Squillaci, Gregory Coupet, Hatem Ben Arfa, AS Monaco FC, FC Bayern Munchen, and ACF Fiorentina