Por que o Celtic de 1967 é chamado de Lisbon Lions?

O apelido vem da final da Copa dos Campeões disputada em Lisboa, em 25 de maio de 1967, quando o Celtic venceu a Inter de Milão por 2 a 1.

Quem marcou os gols da final de 1967?

Tommy Gemmell e Stevie Chalmers marcaram para o Celtic, depois de Mazzola abrir o placar de pênalti para a Inter.

Quem era o treinador do Celtic em 1967?

O treinador era Jock Stein, que comandou o clube na conquista europeia e em uma sequência de títulos escoceses.

Resposta rápida

O Celtic de 1967, os Lisbon Lions, venceu a Inter por 2 a 1 em Lisboa e foi o primeiro clube britânico campeão europeu, sob Jock Stein.

Celtic 1967 (Lisbon Lions)

The 1967 Celtic, nicknamed Lisbon Lions, was the first British club to win the European Cup. Coached by Jock Stein, they defeated Inter Milan 2-1 in Lisbon, with a squad born within a radius of about 30 miles from Glasgow.

History

Celtic Football Club was founded in 1887 in Glasgow. In the 1960s, under the command of Jock Stein, the club initiated a sequence of national titles that would extend to nine consecutive Scottish championships. In the 1966-67 season, Celtic won the Scottish Championship, the Scottish Cup, the Scottish League Cup, and the European Cup, in addition to other regional trophies. The starting team brought together names such as Jimmy Johnstone, Bobby Murdoch, Tommy Gemmell, and Billy McNeill. The European final was played on May 25, 1967, at the National Stadium in Lisbon. Inter opened the scoring from a penalty with Mazzola at 7 minutes, but Celtic came back with goals from Tommy Gemmell and Stevie Chalmers, and became the first British team to win the European championship.