when did the format of european cup matches change (in 1974 there was a replay of the final after a draw)?
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"The decision was taken in the summer of 1975 that all UEFA Finals would be decided by extra-time and then penalty kicks if they finished level after 90 minutes." \n\n"The first European Cup Final to go to penalties was the 1984 final in Rome when, following a 1-1 draw, Liverpool beat Roma 4-2 in the shootout."
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The only part of your question that makes sense is world cup 1974.  The rest is gibberish.  If you are going to ask a question in english, learn how to spell in english.
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if you are taking about the recognised comps today celtic is the answer. if not then tottenham in 1961 appeared in the fairs cup but pre war glentoran from northern ireland appeared in the european inter-cities cup.
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1972 when Celtic Reached the quaters of the European Cup and Rangers won the Cup winners in Barcelona (and rioted in the stands, resulting in a european ban for 1973) \n\nComon the Hoops
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Im sure but think it was in the 70s they said during the match tonight. i think it was 1972 when celtic got to  European Cup semi-final. and rangers won the European Cup-Winners' Cup
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The recent one is Brazil vs Italy 1994 Final which was decided by penalty kicks.
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in 1954 they used a seeding system on the world rankings:\n\n1. the teams only played 2 matches in the group, with the highest ranking teams not playing eachother. Any teams finishing level on points had to play eachother in a decider.\n\n2. in the quarter final the pools A and B, and also C and D were 'crossed'. Of the group A pool winner and runner up, the team highest in the world rankings would play the team from pool B (group winner or 2nd placed team) that was not the highest of the 2 in the world rankings.\n\nThis meant that Brazil (pool A winner) would play Hungary (pool B winner) because Germany FR were higher in the world rankings than Hungary were. Because England were higher in the world rankings they didn't have to play Uruguay because Uruguay was higher in the world rankings than Austria was.
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I remember Kluivert's header as the day of yesterday. Tied it in the last minute. But then Holland lost on penalty kicks... again...  for bonus points: Ronaldo scored the first goal right after half-time; Kluivert got a red card in the first game of the tournament; and who can forget the brilliant goal from Bergkamp against Argentina that got Holland in the semi-finals in the first place!
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I would say 1982 in Spain when some teams (W.Germany, Belgium etc.) overrode from 4-3-3 to more defensive 4-4-2. In the beginning of 80' some club teams such as Liverpool or Bayern also played in the 4-4-2 system.
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Depends on the sport.  The World Cup normally refers to football (soccer), and it's only held every 4 years.  1975 was not one of those years.
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In cups The EURO which is the countries is Germany with 3 (including West Germany)-1972,1980,1996.\nIn club teams there are two major competitions which is the UEFA Champions League, and the UEFA Cup\nThe team that has the most UEFA Champions League (including the old European Cup) is Real Madrid with 9-1956 thru 1960;1966,1998,2000,2002.\nThe team(s) that has won the UEFA Cup the most are Liverpool, Juventus, and Inter Milan with 3.\nLiverpool-1973,1976,2001\nJuventus-1977,1990,1993\nInter Milan-1991,1994,1998
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the Portugal vs Netherlands match\n\n\nthere were 4 red cards, two for each team
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That has already been done before after the Heysel tragedy before the European cup final in 1985 between Juventus & Liverpool. The English clubs were banned.\nBut i think they have mellowed over the years.
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1974 and 1978. they lost to the host nationS both time (germany and argentina) althogh they were regarded as the best team in those two tournaments
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Do you mean the new format with 32 teams divided into 8 groups of 4 teams each? Where the top two finishers of each team would then take part in direct elimination games until the final?\n\nIf that's what's you're asking then the change happened in France  1998. Previously, between 1986 and 1994, there were 24 teams divided in 6 groups of which the first two would qualify for the round of sixteen, together with the 4 best third finishers among all groups.\n\nIn 1982 it was even different, with two group stages, after which the remaining 4 teams would face off in the semifinals.\n\nIf instead, you meant in which year the actual trophy awarded changed to the one that will be awarded on July 9th, then the answer it's even easier: the new trophy was first assigned during the 1974 World Cup in Germany. The previous trophy had been won by Brazil in 1970 for they claimed victory three times. Incidentally, whomever had won that final in 1970 would had taken the old trophy home, since Italy had previously claimed two times as well.
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I`m sorry to tell you, but the 1974 World Cup was held in R.F. Germany (also nooned as WEST GERMANY). 16 teams participated. West Germany won the Cup after beating the Netherlands with 2-1 in the final.
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just two times: in 1966 in their own country and in 1990 in Italy.\nIn 1966 England defeated Portugal and could reach the final game against West Germany (and won the Championship);  in 1990 they were defeated by West Germany after penalties (and lost Final 3rd place against Italy).