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Participating Teams
Manchester United FC
History: Manchester United FC
Manchester United FC can trace their roots back to 1878 with the formation of Newton Heath LYR, a railway works side that joined the English Football League in 1892. That club went bankrupt in 1902, but bounced back to become one of the richest and most famous teams in the world.
2001/2002
Third in English league. Qualified for 2002/03 UEFA Champions League (after 5-1 aggregate win against Zalaegerszegi TE in qualifying round).
2002/2003
United were crowned the 2002/2003 Barclaycard Premiership Champions, claiming the fifteenth League title in their history and the eighth in the last eleven seasons. The Reds were eliminated at the quarter-final stage of the UEFA Champions League by Real Madrid.
Juventus FC
History: Juventus FC
Juventus FC were founded Turin in 1897 and have become the most successful Italian team in history, winning an impressive 26 League titles, nine Italian Cups and ten international trophies by 2002. One of only two clubs (along with Internazionale FC) to have remained in Serie A since its formation in 1930, La Vecchia Signora -the Old Lady - has always been able to attract players of the highest quality.
2001/2002
Italian champions. Qualified for 2002/03 UEFA Champions League.
2002/2003
Juventus defeated Real Madrid to reach the UEFA Champions League final against AC Milan. The all-Italian final went to a penalty shoot-out, with the Milan side defeating their compatriots. Juve had won the Serie A title prior to the European final at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium, however.
Club America
Established 1916, Mexico City
8 Mexican League championships
5 Mexican Professional Cups (no longer contested)
5 Mexican Super Cups (no longer contested)
4 CONCACAF Cups
1 Giants Cup
Coach/Manager: Manuel Lapuente Diaz
FC Barcelona
History: FC Barcelona
Formed in 1899, Barcelona have become one of the most well-supported clubs in the world, boasting record season-ticket holders and attendances. The famous blue and red of the "Blaugranas" - practically the national team of Catalonia - had won 16 Spanish championships, 24 Spanish Cups and ten European trophies by 2002.
2001/02
Fourth in Spanish league. Qualified for 2002/03 UEFA Champions League (after 4-0 aggregate win against Legia Warszawa in qualifying round).
2002/2003
Barcelona were eliminated in the Champions League quarter-finals by eventual finalists Juventus.
Celtic FC
History: Celtic FC
Celtic FC were formed at St Mary's Church in Glasgow in November 1887 in a bid to alleviate poverty in the city's East End parishes. From these humble origins, it has grown into one of the world's most popular clubs.
2001/2002
Scottish champions. Lost on away goals to FC Basel in qualifying round of 2002/03 UEFA Champions League. Entered 2002/03 UEFA Cup.
2002/2003
Celtic qualified for their first European final in 33 years after striker Henrik Larsson's away goal gave them a 2-1 aggregate UEFA Cup semi-final victory over Boavista, but the Bhoys were defeated 3-2 in the final by FC Porto. They also missed out on the Scottish title on the last day of the season, despite beating Kilmarnock 4-0.
Manchester United FC
History: Manchester United FC
Manchester United FC can trace their roots back to 1878 with the formation of Newton Heath LYR, a railway works side that joined the English Football League in 1892. That club went bankrupt in 1902, but bounced back to become one of the richest and most famous teams in the world.
2001/2002
Third in English league. Qualified for 2002/03 UEFA Champions League (after 5-1 aggregate win against Zalaegerszegi TE in qualifying round).
2002/2003
United were crowned the 2002/2003 Barclaycard Premiership Champions, claiming the fifteenth League title in their history and the eighth in the last eleven seasons. The Reds were eliminated at the quarter-final stage of the UEFA Champions League by Real Madrid.
Juventus FC
History: Juventus FC
Juventus FC were founded Turin in 1897 and have become the most successful Italian team in history, winning an impressive 26 League titles, nine Italian Cups and ten international trophies by 2002. One of only two clubs (along with Internazionale FC) to have remained in Serie A since its formation in 1930, La Vecchia Signora -the Old Lady - has always been able to attract players of the highest quality.
2001/2002
Italian champions. Qualified for 2002/03 UEFA Champions League.
2002/2003
Juventus defeated Real Madrid to reach the UEFA Champions League final against AC Milan. The all-Italian final went to a penalty shoot-out, with the Milan side defeating their compatriots. Juve had won the Serie A title prior to the European final at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium, however.
Club America
Established 1916, Mexico City
8 Mexican League championships
5 Mexican Professional Cups (no longer contested)
5 Mexican Super Cups (no longer contested)
4 CONCACAF Cups
1 Giants Cup
Coach/Manager: Manuel Lapuente Diaz
FC Barcelona
History: FC Barcelona
Formed in 1899, Barcelona have become one of the most well-supported clubs in the world, boasting record season-ticket holders and attendances. The famous blue and red of the "Blaugranas" - practically the national team of Catalonia - had won 16 Spanish championships, 24 Spanish Cups and ten European trophies by 2002.
2001/02
Fourth in Spanish league. Qualified for 2002/03 UEFA Champions League (after 4-0 aggregate win against Legia Warszawa in qualifying round).
2002/2003
Barcelona were eliminated in the Champions League quarter-finals by eventual finalists Juventus.
Celtic FC
History: Celtic FC
Celtic FC were formed at St Mary's Church in Glasgow in November 1887 in a bid to alleviate poverty in the city's East End parishes. From these humble origins, it has grown into one of the world's most popular clubs.
2001/2002
Scottish champions. Lost on away goals to FC Basel in qualifying round of 2002/03 UEFA Champions League. Entered 2002/03 UEFA Cup.
2002/2003
Celtic qualified for their first European final in 33 years after striker Henrik Larsson's away goal gave them a 2-1 aggregate UEFA Cup semi-final victory over Boavista, but the Bhoys were defeated 3-2 in the final by FC Porto. They also missed out on the Scottish title on the last day of the season, despite beating Kilmarnock 4-0.
Ill post the channels and times of the match broadcasting
FOX Sports en Espanol
LIVE
Tue Jul 22 08:00PM Pacific
Tue Jul 22 09:00PM Mountain
Tue Jul 22 10:00PM Central
Tue Jul 22 11:00PM Eastern
FOX Sports World (US)
LIVE
Tue Jul 22 08:00PM Pacific
Tue Jul 22 09:00PM Mountain
Tue Jul 22 10:00PM Central
Tue Jul 22 11:00PM Eastern
Sportsnet - ALL REGIONS - Canada
LIVE
Tue Jul 22 08:00PM Pacific
Tue Jul 22 09:00PM Mountain
Tue Jul 22 10:00PM Central
Tue Jul 22 11:00PM Eastern
FOX Sports en español is going to have matchs reruns like five times, so i suggest checking http://www.soccertv.com if youre gonna miss the match live, because there are many possiblities you can catch it
FOX Sports en Espanol
LIVE
Tue Jul 22 08:00PM Pacific
Tue Jul 22 09:00PM Mountain
Tue Jul 22 10:00PM Central
Tue Jul 22 11:00PM Eastern
FOX Sports World (US)
LIVE
Tue Jul 22 08:00PM Pacific
Tue Jul 22 09:00PM Mountain
Tue Jul 22 10:00PM Central
Tue Jul 22 11:00PM Eastern
Sportsnet - ALL REGIONS - Canada
LIVE
Tue Jul 22 08:00PM Pacific
Tue Jul 22 09:00PM Mountain
Tue Jul 22 10:00PM Central
Tue Jul 22 11:00PM Eastern
FOX Sports en español is going to have matchs reruns like five times, so i suggest checking http://www.soccertv.com if youre gonna miss the match live, because there are many possiblities you can catch it
An official match (The Tim SuperCup against Milan, the 3rd of August in New York), many appointment (Trofeo Berlusconi, Tim and Birra Moretti), the usual parade in Villar Perosa and a list of other matches: here is the fixture of Juventus’ summer 2003.
Summer training from the 18th to the 25th of July at Chatillon, then from the 3rd of August tournée in USA, another week in Valle d’Aosta (from the 6th to the 11th of August) and from the 15th all in Turin. The last weekend of August the Serie A starts again. These is the complete program:
18th July: meeting at Saint Vincent and summer training at Chatillon;
24th July: friendly match against Valle d'Aosta, Saint Vincent, 5.45pm
25th July: departure for the Usa;
27th July: friendly match against Barcelona in Boston, 4pm local time
31st July: friendly match against Manchester United in New York, 8pm (local time)
3rd August: Supercup Tim against Milan in New York, 2.45pm (local time) At the end of the match departure for Italy
6th August: second phase of the summer training in Chatillon;
8th August: Birra Moretti thropy with Inter and Sampdoria in Bari, 9pm
10th August: Trofeo Valle d'Aosta against Reggina at Saint Vincent, 9pm
11th August: second phase of the summer trainings ends
12th August: Trofeo Tim with Inter, Milan, Ancona, 21pm
15th August: starting of training sessions in Turin at the Sisport centre;
17th August: Trofeo Berlusconi against Milan 8.45pm
20th August: friendly against Juventus B in Villar Perosa, 17.45pm
22nd August: friendly against Napoli in Napoli at 9pm
26th August: beginning of the standard fixture at the Sisport centre
30/31st August: Serie A begins
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From Juventus.com
We're scheduled to play a friendly match tomorrow against Valle D'Aosta
Summer training from the 18th to the 25th of July at Chatillon, then from the 3rd of August tournée in USA, another week in Valle d’Aosta (from the 6th to the 11th of August) and from the 15th all in Turin. The last weekend of August the Serie A starts again. These is the complete program:
18th July: meeting at Saint Vincent and summer training at Chatillon;
24th July: friendly match against Valle d'Aosta, Saint Vincent, 5.45pm
25th July: departure for the Usa;
27th July: friendly match against Barcelona in Boston, 4pm local time
31st July: friendly match against Manchester United in New York, 8pm (local time)
3rd August: Supercup Tim against Milan in New York, 2.45pm (local time) At the end of the match departure for Italy
6th August: second phase of the summer training in Chatillon;
8th August: Birra Moretti thropy with Inter and Sampdoria in Bari, 9pm
10th August: Trofeo Valle d'Aosta against Reggina at Saint Vincent, 9pm
11th August: second phase of the summer trainings ends
12th August: Trofeo Tim with Inter, Milan, Ancona, 21pm
15th August: starting of training sessions in Turin at the Sisport centre;
17th August: Trofeo Berlusconi against Milan 8.45pm
20th August: friendly against Juventus B in Villar Perosa, 17.45pm
22nd August: friendly against Napoli in Napoli at 9pm
26th August: beginning of the standard fixture at the Sisport centre
30/31st August: Serie A begins
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From Juventus.com
We're scheduled to play a friendly match tomorrow against Valle D'Aosta
Can someone please translate this:
Nel giorno dell'80° anniversario dell'ingresso della sua famiglia nella Juventus, Umberto Agnelli non ha voluto mancare alla prima uscita della squadra di Lippi e si è presentato allo stadio Perucca di Saint Vincent. Il Dottore ha raggiunto la tribuna a metà del primo tempo, quando i bianconeri erano già in vantaggio per 3-0.
Nel giorno dell'80° anniversario dell'ingresso della sua famiglia nella Juventus, Umberto Agnelli non ha voluto mancare alla prima uscita della squadra di Lippi e si è presentato allo stadio Perucca di Saint Vincent. Il Dottore ha raggiunto la tribuna a metà del primo tempo, quando i bianconeri erano già in vantaggio per 3-0.
E' iniziato all'insegna delle sue stelle la stagione 2003/04 della Juventus. Al termine del primo tempo della sfida con i dilettanti del Valle d'Aosta, al Perucca di Saint Vincent, bianconeri avanti 5-0 con doppietta di Del Piero e reti di Davids, Trezeguet e Nedved. Nel giorno dell'80° anniversario dell'ingresso della sua famiglia nella Juventus, in tribuna c'è anche il Dottor Umberto.
