Who knocked Liverpool out of Champions League in 2009?

Liverpool eliminated the nine-time European Cup winners Real Madrid with a 4–0 home victory. Fernando Torres doubled Liverpool’s aggregate lead in the 16th minute, and Steven Gerrard made it 2–0 on the night with a 28th-minute penalty.

Who beat Chelsea 2008 semi final?

Liverpool
Chelsea won the second leg at Stamford Bridge 2–0, with goals from Ballack and Lampard, to claim a 3–2 aggregate victory over the Turkish side. Chelsea faced fellow English club Liverpool in the semi-finals.

Did Liverpool win anything in 2008?

Liverpool did not win any trophies in the 2007–08 season.

Where did Liverpool finish in 2008?

second place finish
The 2008-09 season was Liverpool’s 117th season of football since they were established. The second place finish in this season was Liverpool’s best league finish since the 2001-02 season.

Who won the UCL in 2008 09?

FC Barcelona2008–09 UEFA Champions League / Champion

Who won the 2007/08 Premier League?

Manchester United F.C.2007–08 Premier League / Champion

Did Liverpool win anything in 2007?

Liverpool won 4–1 and, as Fernando Torres scored the first two Champions League goals of his career, club captain Steven Gerrard set a personal milestone of his own by equalling Michael Owen’s club record of 22 goals in the Champions League.

Who joined Liverpool in 2007?

Squad Liverpool FC – Season 07/08

# player Age
Ryan Babel Left Winger 21
Harry Kewell Left Winger 29
Sebastián Leto Left Winger 21
Dirk Kuyt Right Winger 27

When did Chelsea lose Champions League final?

As winners, Chelsea took part in the 2012 UEFA Super Cup, losing 4–1 to Atlético Madrid, the winners of the 2011–12 UEFA Europa League….2012 UEFA Champions League Final.

Match programme cover
Event 2011–12 UEFA Champions League
Bayern Munich Chelsea 1 1
After extra time Chelsea won 4–3 on penalties
Date 19 May 2012

How many trophies did Man U win in 2008?

seven trophies
United’s title triumph of 2008/09 was achieved despite a slow start to the campaign and the rigours of fighting for seven trophies (the Club World Cup, Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, UEFA Super Cup and Community Shield).