Los siguientes son los eventos de fútbol de la asociación del año 2008 en todo el mundo.
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Noticias
enero
- 3 - El centrocampista argentino Éver Banega deja Boca Juniors y se une al club español Valencia por una tarifa estimada de 18 millones de euros.
- 5 - El Everton es eliminado de la FA Cup en la tercera ronda por Oldham Athletic , un equipo de la Football League One (tercera división) mientras Huddersfield Town de la misma división venció al Birmingham City .
- 6 - El Toulouse es eliminado de la Coupe de France por el Paris FC , equipo de la Championnat National (tercera división).
- 9 - Sam Allardyce deja el puesto de entrenador en el Newcastle United de mutuo acuerdo.
- 11 - Jürgen Klinsmann es presentado como el nuevo entrenador del Bayern de Múnich , a partir de julio.
- 20 - La Copa Africana de Naciones comienza en Ghana con los anfitriones derrotando a Guinea 2-1.
- 23 - Tottenham Hotspur derrota al Arsenal por 5-1 en el partido de vuelta de semifinales de la Copa de la Liga . Esta fue la primera vez que vencieron a sus rivales locales desde 1999.
- 24 - George Burley es anunciado como el nuevo entrenador de la selección de fútbol de Escocia .
- 28 - Mohamed Sissoko deja el Liverpool para fichar por la Juventus , lo que le cuesta al equipo italiano 13 millones de euros.
febrero
- 2 - Frédéric Kanouté es nombrado Futbolista Africano del Año 2007
- 4 - Víctor Muñoz es despedido del puesto de entrenador del Recreativo Huelva español ; Manolo Zambrano se instala de inmediato como nuevo entrenador del equipo de La Liga .
- 10 - Egipto gana la Copa Africana de Naciones 2008 tras vencer a Camerún en la final 1-0.
- 13 - Giovanni Trapattoni es anunciado como el nuevo entrenador de la República de Irlanda . Asumirá oficialmente este papel en mayo.
- 23 - El equipo masculino de Corea del Sur ganó la Copa de Asia Oriental 2008 .
- 23 - El ganador de la Copa J. League japonesa Gamba Osaka derrotó al campeón de la MLS Houston Dynamo en el juego final del Pan-Pacific Championship 2008 por 6-1, ganó el título de campeón del torneo inaugural. El Galaxy de Los Angeles ganó el tercer puesto contra el Sydney FC de la A-League por 2-1.
- 24 - Japón ganó la Copa Femenina de Asia Oriental 2008 con tres victorias consecutivas sobre Corea del Sur , Corea del Norte y China .
- 24 - Tottenham Hotspur gana la Copa de la Liga de Fútbol tras vencer 2-1 al Chelsea en la prórroga en el estadio de Wembley .
- 24 - Los Newcastle Jets ganan la Gran Final de la Hyundai A-League al derrotar a los Central Coast Mariners por 1-0 en el Sydney Football Stadium .
marcha
- 11 - Newport County gana la FAW Premier Cup venciendo a Llanelli 1-0 en la final.
- 12 - La selección femenina de fútbol de Estados Unidos gana la Copa del Algarve 2008 por sexta vez, derrotando a Dinamarca 2-1 en la final.
- 16 - Los Rangers ganan la Copa de la Liga Escocesa al vencer al Dundee United por 3-2 en la tanda de penales después de un empate 2-2 en Hampden Park .
Mayo
- 5 - El Real Madrid gana el 31º título de La Liga tras vencer 2-1 al Osasuna .
- 8 - Anunció que Frank Rijkaard dejaría su puesto directivo en el Barcelona a final de temporada, para ser sustituido por el técnico del Barcelona B , Pep Guardiola .
- 11 – Manchester United wins its tenth Premier League title after beating Wigan Athletic 2–0 away.
- 17 – Portsmouth wins the 127th FA Cup after beating Cardiff City 1–0 at Wembley Stadium
- 21 – Manchester United won the UEFA Champions League after beating Chelsea 6–5 on penalties after a 1–1 draw after 90 minutes in Moscow
- 22 – Celtic win the SPL title for the third successive season by three points from Rangers on the final day.
- 24 – Avram Grant is sacked as Chelsea manager after just eight months in charge of the Premier League club.
June
- 2 – José Mourinho replaces Roberto Mancini as manager of Inter Milan
- 25 – LDU Quito won the first leg of the Copa Libertadores final beating Fluminense 4–2.
- 29 – Spain wins UEFA Euro 2008 after beating Germany 1–0 in the final.
July
- 1 – Luiz Felipe Scolari becomes the new manager of Chelsea.
- 2 – LDU Quito wins the Copa Libertadores beating Fluminense in penalties 3–1 after a 5–5 aggregate draw.
August
- 8 – Scottish Premier League team Gretna are formally liquidated.[1]
- 21 – United States women's team win gold at the 2008 Summer Olympics
- 23 – Argentina's men's team win gold at the 2008 Summer Olympics
September
- 1 – Manchester City sign Robinho from Real Madrid for a British record fee of £32.5 million
- 1 – Manchester United sign Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham Hotspur for £30.75 million.
- 4 – Kevin Keegan resigns as manager of Newcastle United.
Torneos internacionales
Men
- 20 January – 10 February: 2008 Africa Cup of Nations in Ghana
- : Egypt
- : Cameroon
- : Ghana
- 4th: Ivory Coast
- 17 – 23 February: Men's East Asian Cup 2008 final in Chongqing, China
- : South Korea
- : Japan
- : China PR
- 4th: North Korea
- 11 – 23 March: 2008 CONCACAF Men's Pre-Olympic Tournament in Nashville, United States
- : Honduras
- : United States
- : Canada
- 4th: Guatemala
- 4 – 16 May: 2008 UEFA European Under-17 Football Championship in Turkey
- : Spain
- : France
- : Turkey and Netherlands
- 7 – 29 June: UEFA Euro 2008 in Austria and Switzerland
- : Spain
- : Germany
- : Turkey and Russia
- 30 May – 1 June: Baltic Cup in Riga, Latvia
- : Latvia
- : Lithuania
- : Estonia
- 30 July – 13 August: AFC Challenge Cup, India
- : India
- : Tajikistan
- : North Korea
- 7 – 23 August: 2008 Summer Olympics – Men's tournament in Beijing, China
- : Argentina
- : Nigeria
- : Brazil
- 5 – 28 December: 2008 AFF Suzuki Cup in Indonesia and Vietnam
- : Vietnam
- : Thailand
- : Indonesia, Singapore
Women
- 18 – 24 February: Women's East Asian Cup 2008 final in Chongqing, China
- : Japan
- : North Korea
- : China PR
- 4th: South Korea
- 5 – 12 March: 2008 Algarve Cup in Algarve, Portugal
- : United States
- : Denmark
- : Norway
- 4th: Germany
- 6 – 21 August: 2008 Summer Olympics – Women's tournament in Beijing, China
- : United States
- : Brazil
- : Germany
- 30 October – 16 November: 2008 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in New Zealand
- : North Korea
- : United States
- : Germany
- 4th: England
- 20 November – 7 December: 2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile
- : United States
- : North Korea
- : Germany
- 4th: France
Campeones nacionales
AFC nations
- A-League: Newcastle Jets
- Bahraini Premier League: Muharraq Club
- Chinese Super League: Shandong Luneng
- Hong Kong First Division League: South China
- I-League: Dempo SC
- Liga Indonesia Premier Division: Sriwijaya
- Persian Gulf Cup: Persepolis F.C.
- J. League: Kashima Antlers
- K-League: Suwon Samsung Bluewings
- Lebanese Premier League: Al Ahed
- Saudi Premier League: Al-Hilal
- Filipino Premier League: Philippine Army F.C.
- Malaysian Super League: Kedah FA
- Qatar Stars League: Al-Gharafa Sports Club
- S-League: Singapore Armed Forces Football Club
- Thailand Premier League: Provincial Electricity Authority FC
- Turkmenistan Higher League: FC Aşgabat
- Enterprise Football League: Taipower
- UAE Football League: Al-Shabab
- Uzbek League: Bunyodkor
- V-League: Becamex Bình Dương
UEFA nations
- Albanian Superliga: Dinamo Tirana
- Campionat de Lliga: Santa Coloma
- Armenian Premier League: Pyunik
- Austrian Bundesliga: Rapid Wien
- Azerbaijan Premier League: Inter Baku
- Belarusian Premier League: BATE Borisov
- Belgian Pro League: Standard Liège
- Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Modriča
- Bulgarian A PFG: CSKA Sofia
- Prva HNL: Dinamo Zagreb
- Cypriot First Division: Anorthosis Famagusta
- Gambrinus Liga: Slavia Prague
- Danish Superliga: Aalborg BK
- Premier League: Manchester United
- Meistriliiga: Levadia Tallinn
- Formuladeildin: EB/Streymur
- Veikkausliiga: Inter Turku
- Ligue 1: Lyon
- Umaglesi Liga: Dinamo Tbilisi
- Bundesliga: Bayern Munich
- Superleague Greece: Olympiacos
- Hungarian National Championship I: MTK Budapest
- Úrvalsdeild: FH Hafnarfjörður
- League of Ireland Premier Division: Bohemian
- Ligat ha'Al: Beitar Jerusalem
- Serie A: Inter Milan
- Kazakhstan Premier League: Aktobe
- Latvian Higher League: Ventspils
- A Lyga: Ekranas
- Luxembourg National Division: F91 Dudelange
- Macedonian Prva Liga: Rabotnički
- Maltese Premier League: Valletta
- Moldovan National Division: Sheriff Tiraspol
- Montenegrin First League: Budućnost Podgorica
- Eredivisie: PSV
- Irish Premier League: Linfield
- Norwegian Premier League: Stabæk
- Ekstraklasa: Wisła Kraków
- Primeira Liga: Porto
- Liga I: CFR Cluj
- Russian Premier League: Rubin Kazan
- Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio: Murata
- Scottish Premier League: Celtic
- Serbian Superliga: Partizan
- Slovak Superliga: Artmedia Bratislava
- Slovenian PrvaLiga: NK Domžale
- La Liga: Real Madrid
- Allsvenskan: Kalmar
- Swiss Super League: Basel
- Süper Lig: Galatasaray
- Ukrainian Premier League: Shakhtar Donetsk
- Welsh Premier League: Llanelli
CAF nations
- Algerian Championnat National: JS Kabylie
- Girabola: Petro Atlético Luanda
- Mascom Premier League: Centre Chiefs
- Burkinabé Premier League: Etoile Filante Ouagadougou
- Burundi Premier League: Inter Star
- MTN Elite one: Cotonsport Garoua
- Cape Verdean football Championships: Sporting Clube da Praia
- Chad Premier League: Elect Sport N'Djamena
- Comoros Premier League: Etoile d'Or
- Congo Premier League: CARA Brazzaville
- Linafoot: DC Motema Pembe
- Côte d'Ivoire Premier Division: Africa Sports National
- Djibouti Premier League: Société Immobilière de Djibouti
- Egyptian Premier League: Al-Ahly
- Eritrean Premier League: Asmara Brewery
- Ethiopian Premier League: Saint-George SA
- Gabon Championnat National D1: AS Mangasport
- Gambian Championnat National D1: Wallidan
- OneTouch Premier League: Asante Kotoko
- Guinée Championnat National: Fello Star
- Campeonato Nacional da Guiné-Bissau: Sporting Clube de Batafá
- Kenyan Premier League: Mathare United
- Lesotho Premier League: Lesotho Correctional Services
- Liberian Premier League: Black Star
- Libyan Premier League: Al Ittihad
- THB Champions League: Académie Ny Antsika
- Malawi Premier Division: Silver Strikers
- Malien Première Division: Djoliba
- Mauritanean Premier League: ASAC Concorde
- Mauritian League: Curepipe Starlight
- Botola: FAR Rabat
- Moçambola: Ferroviario de Maputo
- Namibia Premier League: Orlando Pirates Windhoek
- Niger Premier League: AS Police
- Nigerian Premier League: Kano Pillars
- Réunion Premier League: JS Saint-Pierroise
- Rwandan Premier League: ATRACO
- Senegal Premier League: AS Douanes
- Seychelles League: Saint-Michel United
- Sierra Leone National Premier League: Ports Authority F.C.
- Somalia League: Elman FC
- Premier Soccer League: SuperSport United
- Sudan Premier League: Al-Merrikh
- Swazi Premier League: Royal Leopards
- Tanzanian Premier League: Young Africans
- Tunisian CLP-1: Club Africain
- Ugandan Super League: Kampala City Council
- Zambian Premier League: ZESCO United
- Zanzibar Premier League: Miembeni
- Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League: Monomotapa United
CONMEBOL nations
- Primera División Argentina: River Plate (C) / Boca Juniors (A)
- Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano: Universitario (A) / Aurura (C)
- Campeonato Brasileiro Série A: São Paulo
- Primera División de Chile: Everton (A) / Colo-Colo (C)
- Colombian Professional Football: Boyacá Chicó (A) / América de Cali (C)
- Serie A de Ecuador: Deportivo Quito
- Primera División de Paraguay: Libertad (A) (C)
- Primera División Peruana: U. San Martín
- Primera División Uruguaya: Defensor Sporting
- Primera División Venezolana: Deportivo Táchira
(A = Apertura, C= Clausura)
CONCACAF nations
- BFA Senior League: IM Bears
- Digicel Premiere League: Notre Date Sports Club
- Belize Premier Football League: Hankook Verdes
- Bermudian Premier Division: PHC Zebras
- British Virgin Islands Championship: Islanders
- Canadian Soccer League: Trois-Rivières Attak
- Cayman Islands League: Scholars International
- Primera División de Costa Rica: Saprissa (A) (C)
- Campeonato Nacional de Fútbol de Cuba: Cienfuegos
- Dominica Championship: Centre Bath Estate
- Primera División de Fútbol de El Salvador: Firpo (C) / Isidro Metapán (A)
- Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Guatemala: Comunicaciones (C) (A)
- Grenada League: Carib Hurricane
- Ligue Haïtienne: Racing Gonaïves (C) / Tempête (A)
- Liga Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras: Marathón (C) / Olimpia (A)
- National Premier League: Portmore United
- Primera División de México: Santos Laguna (C) / Toluca (A)
- Nevis Premier Division: SL Horsford Highlights
- Primera División de Nicaragua: Real Estelí
- Liga Panameña de Fútbol: Árabe Unido (C) / San Francisco (A)
- Puerto Rico Soccer League: Sevilla
- Saint Kitts Premier Division: Newtown United
- Saint Lucia Premier Division: Aux Lyons United
- NLA Premier League: Avenues United
- Sint Maarten League: D&P Connection
- Surinamese Hoofdklasse: Inter Moengotapoe
- TT Pro League: San Juan Jabloteh
- MFL League: Beaches
- Major League Soccer: Columbus Crew
- US Virgin Islands Championship: Positive Vibes
(A = Apertura, C= Clausura)
OFC nations
- Football Federation American Samoa Soccer League: Pago Youth
- Cook Islands Round Cup: Nikao Sokattack
- Fijian National Football League: Ba
- FSMFA Top League: Yap
- Kiribati National Championship: competition canceled
- New Caledonia Division Honneur: AS Magenta
- ASB Premiership: Waitakere United
- Niue Soccer Tournament: Talava
- Norfolk Island Soccer League: unknown
- Palau Soccer League: Surangel & Sons Company
- Papua New Guinea National Soccer League: PRK Hekari United
- Samoa National League: Sinamoga
- Solomon Islands National Club Championship: Koloale
- Tahiti Division Fédérale: AS Manu-Ura
- Tonga Major League: Lotoha'apai
- Tuvalu A-Division: Nauti
- Vanuatu Premia Divisen: Tafea
Fallecidos
January
- 1 January – Božidar Sandić (85), Serbian footballer, Yugoslavia international
- 4 January – Vyacheslav Ambartsumyan (67), Russian footballer, Soviet Union international
- 4 January – Bjørn Odmar Andersen (64), Norwegian international footballer and manager
- 5 January – Louis Hon (83), French international footballer
- 9 January – Paul Aimson (64), English footballer
- 11 January – Frank Loughran (77), Australian international footballer
- 12 January – Leszek Jezierski (78), Polish footballer and manager
- 13 January – Seyran Osipov (46), Russian footballer
- 14 January – Kaj Christiansen (86), Danish international footballer and manager
- 14 January – Johnny Steele (91), English footballer and manager
- 18 January – Wally Fielding (88), English footballer
- 21 January – Billy Elliott (82), English international footballer
- 24 January – Jorge Recio (66), Argentine international footballer
- 26 January – Celestino Celio (82), Italian international footballer and manager
- 27 January – Bengt Lindskog (74), Swedish international footballer
- 28 January – Eleuterio Santos (67), Spanish international footballer
February
- 1 February – Władysław Kawula (70), Polish footballer
- 2 February – Yiu Cheuk Yin (80), Hong Kong footballer
- 9 February – Guy Tchingoma (22), Gabonese footballer
- 10 February – Ove Jørstad (37), Norwegian footballer
- 12 February – Jean Prouff (88), French footballer and manager
- 12 February – Thomas Grosser (42), German footballer
- 14 February – Len Boyd (84), English footballer
- 15 February – Inge Thun (62), Norwegian footballer
- 17 February – Brian Harris (72), English footballer and manager
- 21 February – Emmanuel Sanon (56), Haitian footballer
March
- 2 March – Carl Hoddle (40), English footballer
- 5 March – Derek Dooley (78), English footballer and manager
- 25 March – Thierry Gilardi (49), French commentator
April
- 3 April – Hrvoje Ćustić (24), Croatian footballer
- 5 April – Wang Donglei (23), Chinese footballer
- 18 April – Erminio Favalli (64), Italian footballer
- 19 April – Constant Vanden Stock (93), Belgian footballer, manager, and executive
May
- 8 May – François Sterchele (26), Belgian footballer
- 10 May – Eusebio Ríos (73), Spanish footballer and manager
- 15 May – Tommy Burns (51), Scottish former footballer and manager
- 23 May – Heinrich Kwiatkowski (81), German footballer
June
- 6 June – Victor Wégria (71), Belgian footballer
- 11 June – Adam Ledwoń (34), Polish footballer
- 22 June – Ron Stitfall (82), Welsh footballer
July
- 13 July – Rudolf Nafziger (62), German footballer
- 15 July – Gionata Mingozzi (23), Italian footballer
- 18 July – George Niven (79), Scottish footballer
August
- 3 August – Anton Allemann (72), Swiss footballer
September
- 3 September – Joan Segarra (80), Spanish defender
- 4 September – Tommy Johnston (81), Scottish footballer
- 25 September – Jimmy Sirrel (86), Scottish football player and manager
October
- October 8 - Chicão, Brazilian midfielder, semi-finalist at the 1978 FIFA World Cup. (59)
- October 21 - George Edwards (87), Welsh footballer
- October 25 - Ian McColl (81), Scottish football player and manager
November
- 1 November – Dermot Curtis (76), Irish football player and manager
- 17 November – Peter Aldis (81), English footballer
- 27 November – Gil Heron (87), Jamaican footballer
December
- 8 December – John Cumming (78), Scottish footballer
- 9 December – Dražan Jerković (72), Croatian football player and manager
- 9 December – Ibrahim Dossey (36), Ghanaian footballer
- 12 December – Maksym Pashayev (20), Ukrainian footballer
Referencias
- ^ "Liquidation signals the final nail in Gretna coffin". The Cumberland News. 2008-08-08. Archived from the original on 2009-09-26. Retrieved 2009-09-23.