Rabah Madjer

...when they defeated the European Champions West Germany 2-1 in the opening game of Group 2 thanks to goals from the legendary Rabah Madjer and Lakhdar Belloumi. Algeria attained four points from their three games (two wins and a defeat),...

In this article: World Cup, Argentina, World Cup, England, Diego Maradona, Fabio Grosso, Geoff Hurst, and Italy

...for Chelsea against Ipswich, Kanu's for Arsenal against Middlesbrough, Lee Sharpe's for Manchester United against Barcelona, and Rabah Madjer's for Porto in the 1987 Champions League final simply do not qualify as rabonas. Daniel Buse,...

In this article: Kilmarnock, Rangers, Brentford, Nikita Khrushchev, and SpVgg Greuther Furth

...the Algerian coach did not play in 1989, as he was 43 years old then and now obviously, 63 years old. You must have mistook him for Rabah Madjer, in late forties now is likely to have played in 1989. Wednesday, 18 November 2009 at 09:50 am...

In this article: Algeria, World Cup, Egypt, FIFA, Cairo, Khartoum, and France

...in January 2009 he joined Belgian Second Division team Eupen . Mendil was contacted several times by then Algerian head coach Rabah Madjer to play in the Algerian National Team in a friendly against Belgium . Mendil asked Madjer for some...

In this article: Nassim Mendil, Reggina, Serie C, Serie C1, A.C. Pro Sesto, SC Bastia, Serie A, Serie B, and Gianluigi Lentini

Rabah Madjer () (born February 15, 1958 in Hussein Dey ) is a former Algerian footballer who played as a skilled striker. He reached stardom as a FC Porto player during the 1980s, and is widely regarded as one of the best Algerian football...

In this article: F.C. Porto, Pele, 1986 FIFA World Cup, 1982 World Cup, African Cup Of Nations, and Tours FC

...and goals such as the one scored by Argentina's Diego Maradona following an exceptional dribble against England at Mexico 1986, Rabah Madjer's for Porto against Bayern Munich in the European Cup final one year later, and Marta's for Brazil...

In this article: FIFA, FIFA World Cup, Pele, Paris, Johann Cruyff, World War I, Nigerian Civil War, Jules Rimet, and Zinedine Zidane

...will never forget. With time running out in the 1987 European Champion Clubs' Cup final and FC Bayern Munchen winning 1-0, Rabah Madjer produced a moment of magic to back-heel the ball beyond Jean-Marie Pfaff and into the net. Four...

In this article: Porto, European Champion Clubs' Cup, God, Jean-Marie Pfaff, FC Porto, FC Bayern Munchen, Johannesburg, Europe, and Cape Town

Trophy Tour Ambassador Rabah Madjer shows off the famous cup he won with Porto (©UEFA) The idyllic seafront location of the Sheraton Club de Pins Resort and Towers in the Algerian capital Algiers was the setting for the latest leg of the...

In this article: UEFA Champions League, Heineken, Algiers, South Africa, Algeria, European Champion Clubs' Cup, FC Porto, and FC Bayern Munchen

...played in the UEFA Champions League for RSC Anderlecht and Chelsea FC. Babayaro helped Nigeria to gold at the 1996 Olympics. Rabah Madjer The next venue is Algiers, where the Trophy Tour will welcome fans on 11-12 March with Rabah...

In this article: UEFA Champions League, Celestine Babayaro, Chelsea, Africa, All rights reserved, European Champion Clubs' Cup, and Fernando Redondo

"It's a fairy tale," says Rabah Madjer when asked to describe his career, a stunning rise to footballing fame that was littered with trophies throughout. An icon of North African football, the Algerian legend earned his place in the annals...

In this article: Porto, God, Al Rayyan, Algeria, Trademark, 2002 World Cup, Africa Cup of Nations, and NA Hussein Dey