UEFA Champions League 1998–99

E647618

The UEFA Champions League 1998–99 was the European club football season in which Manchester United famously won a dramatic treble, capped by a last-minute comeback victory over Bayern Munich in the final at Camp Nou.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf UEFA Champions League season
football competition
champion Manchester United F.C.
competitionLevel top-tier European club competition
continent Europe
decidedBy normal time
defendingChampion Real Madrid CF
defendingChampionEliminatedBy FC Dynamo Kyiv
endTime 1999-05-26
finalCity Barcelona
finalCountry Spain
finalDate 1999-05-26
finalReferee Pierluigi Collina
finalRunnerUpGoals 1
finalScore 2–1
finalScoreAfter90Minutes 2–1
finalVenue Camp Nou
finalWinnerGoals 2
groupStageFormat league system home-and-away
knockoutPhaseFormat two-legged ties plus single-match final
nextSeason UEFA Champions League 1999–2000
notableFeature Manchester United completed a continental treble with this title
Manchester United scored two injury-time goals in the final
notableMatch 1999 UEFA Champions League Final
numberOfGroups 6
numberOfTeamsInGroupStage 24
organizer UEFA
previousSeason UEFA Champions League 1997–98
runnerUp FC Bayern Munich
runnerUpCountry Germany
runnerUpManager Ottmar Hitzfeld
seasonNumber 44
seasonNumberAsChampionsLeague 7
semiFinalist FC Bayern Munich
FC Dynamo Kyiv
Juventus F.C.
linked to: Juventus FC

Manchester United F.C.
sponsorName UEFA Champions League
sport association football
startTime 1998-07-22
topScorer Andriy Shevchenko
topScorerClub FC Dynamo Kyiv
topScorerGoals 8
winnerAchievement continental treble
winnerCaptain Peter Schmeichel
winnerCountry England
winnerDomesticCup FA Cup 1998–99
winnerDomesticLeague FA Premier League 1998–99
winnerManager Alex Ferguson
linked to: Sir Alex Ferguson

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Dwight Yorke trophyWon UEFA Champions League 1998–99
Roy Keane wonCompetition UEFA Champions League 1998–99
Racing Club de Lens notableCompetition UEFA Champions League 1998–99
Ole Gunnar Solskjær competitionWonAsPlayer UEFA Champions League 1998–99
1999 UEFA Champions League Final partOf 1998–99 UEFA Champions League
linked to: UEFA Champions League 1998–99
1999 UEFA Champions League Final seasonOfCompetition 1998–99 UEFA Champions League
linked to: UEFA Champions League 1998–99