First round                                       Second round        Third round      Quarterfinals

  7            [United States] B Manson        6    5             6
               [United States] B Teacher
               [West Germany] U Marten         7    7             7                                     [West Germany] U Marten         6                      6                        3
               [West Germany] W Popp                                                                    [West Germany] W Popp
               [Argentina] R Carruthers        4    6             6  2  6                               [Argentina] R Carruthers        7                      7                        6
               [Peru] F Maynetto                                                                        [Peru] F Maynetto
               [United States] M Purcell       6    3             4  6  3                                                                                [Argentina] R Carruthers   2  4  4
               [United States] P Rennert                                                                                [Peru] F Maynetto
  WC           [Australia] J Newcombe          4    7             6  6  4                                                                                [Australia] R Frawley    6                          6  6
               [Australia] A Roche                                                                                [New Zealand] C Lewis
               [Australia] R Frawley           6    6             7  1  6                               [Australia] R Frawley           3                      7                        7                          6
               [New Zealand] C Lewis                                                                    [New Zealand] C Lewis
  Q            [United States] T Graham        6    6             6  4  6                Q              [United States] T Graham        6                      6                        5                          4
               [United States] B Nichols                                                                [United States] B Nichols
  15           [United States] C Edwards       2    7             3  6  4                                                               [Australia] R Frawley  5                        3                          2
               [South Africa] E Edwards                                                                                [New Zealand] C Lewis
  14           [United States] A Pattison      6    6             6  7  1                                                                                3                        [United States] R Lutz     7  6  6
               [United States] K Walts                                                                                [United States] S Smith
  Q            [South Africa] R Chappell       7    7             4  5  6                Q              [South Africa] R Chappell       4                      6                        4
               [South Africa] S van der Merwe                                                           [South Africa] S van der Merwe
               [France] Y Noah                 w/o                                                      [United States] G Holroyd       6                      7                        6
               [France] P Portes                                                                        [United States] W Redondo
               [United States] G Holroyd                                                                                [United States] G Holroyd  4  7  6  6  1


1981 Wimbledon Championships – Men's doubles

[United States] W Redondo                                                                                [United States] W Redondo
               [United States] C Skakle        7    4                                                                                3                      [United States] R Lutz   6                          5  7  4  6
               [South Africa] J Yuill                                                                                [United States] S Smith
  Q            [South Africa] C Viljoen        6    5r                                                  [United States] C Skakle        4                      4                        3
               [South Africa] D Visser                                                                  [South Africa] J Yuill
               [West Germany] K Eberhard       3    2             2                      3              [United States] R Lutz          6                      6                        6
               [West Germany] H Kirchhübel                                                              [United States] S Smith
  3            [United States] R Lutz          6    6             6
               [United States] S Smith


Section 4


First round                                  Second round        Third round      Quarterfinals

  5            [Switzerland] H Günthardt    7  5             6  7
               [Hungary] B Taróczy
               [Brazil] C Kirmayr           6  7             3  6                   5              [Switzerland] H Günthardt   6                           6                           3                          7
               [Brazil] C Motta                                                                    [Hungary] B Taróczy
               [United States] T Delatte    7  0             6  6                                  [United States] T Delatte   4                           4                           6                          6
               [Australia] M Edmondson                                                             [Australia] M Edmondson
               [Australia] J Alexander      5  6             2  4                                                                                5                           [Switzerland] H Günthardt  4  7  6  6  6
               [Australia] P Dent                                                                                [Hungary] B Taróczy
               [United States] J Austin     6  7             7                                                                 12                          [United States] F Buehning  6                          6  7  3  8
               [United States] F McNair                                                                                [United States] F Taygan
               [Paraguay] F González        3  5             6                                     [United States] J Austin    6                           4                           4                          5
               [Paraguay] V Pecci                                                                  [United States] F McNair
               [United States] M Estep      5  6             4                      12             [United States] F Buehning  4                           6                           6                          7
               [Sweden] J Gunnarsson                                                               [United States] F Taygan
  12           [United States] F Buehning   7  7             6                                     12                          [United States] F Buehning  3                           5                          6  5
               [United States] F Taygan                                                                                [United States] F Taygan
  9            [South Africa] K Curren      6  6             3  7                                                                                2                           [Australia] P McNamara     6  7  3  7
               [United States] S Denton                                                                                [Australia] P McNamee
               [Switzerland] M Günthardt    3  4             6  6                   9              [South Africa] K Curren     6                           6                           4                          4
               [Philippines] B Sison                                                               [United States] S Denton
               [United States] W Martin     6  6             6  6                                  [United States] W Martin    4                           7                           6                          6
               [New Zealand] R Simpson                                                             [New Zealand] R Simpson
  WC           [United Kingdom] R Drysdale  3  4             7  1                                                                                [United States] W Martin   6  6  6  1  4


[United Kingdom] R Lewis                                                                                [New Zealand] R Simpson
               [Australia] B Guan           6  6             6                                                                 2                           [Australia] P McNamara      7                          4  4  6  6
               [Australia] W Hampson                                                                                [Australia] P McNamee
               [United States] J Sadri      4  2             3                                     [Australia] B Guan          3                           3                           3
               [United States] T Wilkison                                                          [Australia] W Hampson
               [Australia] S Ball           2  4             4                      2              [Australia] P McNamara      6                           6                           6
               [Australia] C Letcher                                                               [Australia] P McNamee
  2            [Australia] P McNamara       6  6             6
               [Australia] P McNamee


* Source for the draw at Wimbledon.com
  * "Wimbledon 1981 – Doubles Draw". atpworldtour.com. ATP World Tour
  * 1981 Wimbledon Championships – Men's draws and results at the International Tennis Federation


Schwand im Innkreis

Schwand im Innkreis is a municipality in the district of Braunau am Inn in the Austrian state of Upper Austria.

Geography

Schwand lies in the Innviertel. About 6 percent of the municipality is forest and 88 percent farmland.

Church in Schwand im Innkreis

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Qaleh-ye Kachalha

Qaleh-ye Kachalha (Persian: قلعه كچلها, also Romanized as Qal‘eh-ye Kachalhā; also known as Kachahlā, Kachalhā, and Qal‘eh-ye Kachalān)Howmeh Rural District, in the Central District of Lamerd County, Fars Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 293, in 69 families.


Abdulafees Abdulsalam

Abdulafees Abdulsalam (born 13 April 1984) is a Nigerian football player. He is an attacking player who can play striker based on his physical capability and football sense.

Abdulafees has played for clubs in Nigeria, Benin, China, Malaysia and the Middle East.

In the second transfer window of the 2014 Malaysia Super League in April 2014, he joined Perak FA after a successful trial.

He was a part of the Nigeria U17 in 2001 African U-17 Championship, who finished as the first rank in Group A, making it through to the next round, before winning gold medal in Seychelles

Honours

Source:

Club

Qatar 2nd Division League Winners, Highest Goal Scorer - 2011

Qatar 2nd Division FA Cup winner, Highest Goal Scorer - 2011

Sheikh Jasim Cup, Qatar, Highest Goal Scorer - 2011

Bahrain Premier League, 2nd Highest Goal Scorer - 2010

China Premier League, 3rd Highest Goal Scorer - 2009

Malaysia Premier League, 2nd Top Scorer and Shahzan muda FC Top Scorer- 2006–2007

MVP - Shahzan Muda FC 2005–2006

Malaysia Premier League 2nd Top Scorer and Shahzan Muda FC Top Scorer- 2005–2006

Promotion to Premier League - 2005

League Champion: Shahzan Muda FC - Malaysia Premier II (Promoted to Div1).2004-2005

League Champion: Mogart 90 FC - Benin Republic Div. 1 - 2003–2004

League 2nd Finish: Nitel FC, Nigeria Pro Div. 1 League - 2002–2003

Champion of Africa: U-17 Nation Cup - 20

  * Abdulafees Official Website


2018 Wimbledon Championships – Gentlemen's invitation doubles

Main article: 2018 Wimbledon Championships

Lleyton Hewitt and Mark Philippoussis were the defending champions, but Hewitt accepted a wildcard to compete in the men's doubles main draw instead. Philippoussis played alongside Tommy Haas, and successfully defended his title, defeating Colin Fleming and Xavier Malisse in the final, 7–6(7–4), 6–4.

Draw

Key

  * Q = Qualifier
  * WC = Wild card
  * LL = Lucky loser
  * Alt = Alternate
  * SE = Special exempt
  * PR = Protected ranking
  * ITF = ITF entry
  * JE = Junior exempt
  * w/o = Walkover
  * r = Retired
  * d = Defaulted
  * SR = Special ranking

Final

  Final

  A2     [United Kingdom] Colin Fleming  64  4
         [Belgium] Xavier Malisse
  B4     [Germany] Tommy Haas            77  6
         [Australia] Mark Philippoussis

Group A

                                      [France] Clément           [United Kingdom] Fleming  [United States] Gimelstob  [United Kingdom] Rusedski  RR   Set  Game   Standings
                                      [United Kingdom] Maclagan  [Belgium] Malisse         [United Kingdom] Hutchins  [France] Santoro           W–L  W–L  W–L
A1  [France] Arnaud Clément                                      6–7(9–11), 6–3, [3–10]    2–6, 5–7                   7–5, 6–3                   1–2  3–4  32–32  2
    [United Kingdom] Miles Maclagan
A2  [United Kingdom] Colin Fleming    7–6(11–9), 3–6, [10–3]                               7–5, 7–6(7–3)              6–4, 7–5                   3–0  6–1  38–32  1
    [Belgium] Xavier Malisse
A3  [United States] Justin Gimelstob  6–2, 7–5                   5–7, 6–7(3–7)                                        1–6, 4–6                   1–2  2–4  29–33  4
    [United Kingdom] Ross Hutchins
A4  [United Kingdom] Greg Rusedski    5–7, 3–6                   4–6, 5–7                  6–1, 6–4                                              1–2  2–4  29–31  3
    [France] Fabrice Santoro

Group B


Group B

                                      [United Kingdom] Delgado  [Sweden] Enqvist       [Chile] González   [Germany] Haas             RR   Set  Game   Standings
                                      [United Kingdom] Marray   [Sweden] Johansson     [France] Grosjean  [Australia] Philippoussis  W–L  W–L  W–L
B1  [United Kingdom] Jamie Delgado                              6–7(3–7), 3–6          6–4, 3–6, [7–10]   3–6, 4–6                   0–3  1–6  25–36  4
    [United Kingdom] Jonathan Marray
B2  [Sweden] Thomas Enqvist           7–6(7–3), 6–3                                    5–7, 6–4, [10–4]   2–6, 7–6(7–3), [8–10]      2–1  5–3  34–33  2
    [Sweden] Thomas Johansson
B3  [Chile] Fernando González         4–6, 6–3, [10–7]          7–5, 4–6, [4–10]                          3–6, 4–6                   1–2  3–5  29–33  3
    [France] Sébastien Grosjean
B4  [Germany] Tommy Haas              6–3, 6–4                  6–2, 6–7(3–7), [10–8]  6–3, 6–4                                      3–0  6–1  37–23  1
    [Australia] Mark Philippoussis

  * Gentlemen's Invitation Doubles


2018 Winchester City Council election

Elections to Winchester City Council took place on 3 May 2018. This was on the same day as other local elections across the United Kingdom.

Result Summary

Winchester City Council election, 2018
Party  Seats              Gains  Losses  Net gain/loss  Seats %       Votes %  Votes  +/−
       Conservative       23     0       2              [Decrease] 2           47.2   17,660
       Liberal Democrats  22     2       0              [Increase] 2           41.2   15,417
       Labour             0      0       0              [Steady]               9.0    3,360
       Green              0      0       0              [Steady]               2.5    924
       UKIP               0      0       0              [Steady]               0.1    52

Composition of Wards after 2016 Election (left) and 2018 Election (right)

An election was not held this year in St Luke as it is a two-member ward, with both seats previously having been up for election with the 2016 Election, and one of the seats next up for the election in 2019. Colden Common and Twyford is similarly a two-member ward, but did hold an election this time.

Ward results

Alresford & Itchen Valley

Alresford & Itchen Valley
Party     Candidate                                 Votes               %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats                         Margot Julia Power  1,710  49.08  +6.45
          Conservative                              Irene Spencer       1,613  46.30  -3.30
          Labour                                    Lee Arthur Hayes    161    4.62   -1.27
Majority  97                                        2.78
          Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative  Swing

Badger Farm & Oliver's Battery

Badger Farm & Oliver's Battery
Party     Candidate               Votes                 %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Brian Leslie Laming   1,630  50.40  +8.12
          Conservative            John Royston Godbold  1,329  41.09  +0.38
          Green                   Max Priesemann        151    4.67   N/A
          Labour                  Neil Adrian Dolby     124    3.83   -2.65
Majority  301                     9.31
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

Bishops Waltham

Bishops Waltham
Party     Candidate          Votes         %      ±%
          Conservative       Steve Miller  1,650  74.86  +23.42
          Labour             Steve Haines  554    25.14  +9.30
Majority  1,096              49.72
          Conservative hold  Swing

Central Meon Valley


2018 Winchester City Council election

Central Meon Valley

Central Meon Valley
Party     Candidate          Votes                          %      ±%
          Conservative       Lind Eileen Elizabeth Gemmell  1,818  64.40  +13.00
          Liberal Democrats  Sheila Mary Campbell           735    26.04  +2.38
          Labour             Stan Evans                     270    9.56   +0.03
Majority  1,083              38.36
          Conservative hold  Swing

Colden Common & Twyford

Colden Common & Twyford
Party     Candidate          Votes                      %    ±%
          Conservative       Sue J Cook                 996  48.94  +7.48
          Liberal Democrats  Hannah Elizabeth Williams  912  44.82  +14.44
          Labour             Paul James Brown           127  6.24   -0.55
Majority  84                 4.12
          Conservative hold  Swing

Denmead

Denmead
Party     Candidate          Votes                    %      ±%
          Conservative       Caroline Lorraine Brook  1,211  59.28  +1.22
          Liberal Democrats  Judith Godwin            523    25.60  +4.44
          Labour             Alexander Jon Graft      168    8.22   -10.69
          Green              Ben Haysom-Newport       141    6.90   N/A
Majority  688                40.88
          Conservative hold  Swing

Southwick & Wickham

Southwick & Wickham
Party     Candidate               Votes                %    ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Neil Richard Cutler  835  52.00  -0.02
          Conservative            David Newberry       635  39.54  +15.36
          Labour                  Paul Thomas Sony     136  8.47   +3.24
Majority  200                     12.46
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

St Barnabas

St Barnabas
Party     Candidate               Votes                   %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Anne Helen Weir         1,887  51.73  +10.36
          Conservative            Paul Charles Twelftree  1,495  40.98  +1.44
          Labour                  Adrian John Paul Field  154    4.22   -4.58
          Green                   Robert Parker           112    3.07   N/A
Majority  392                     10.75
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

St Bartholomew


2018 Winchester City Council election

St Bartholomew

St Bartholomew
Party     Candidate               Votes                     %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Kathleen Mary Becker      1,389  51.41  +23.90
          Conservative            Paul Humm                 701    25.94  +4.92
          Labour                  Philip Charles Ainsworth  384    14.21  -3.48
          Green                   David John Walker-Nix     176    6.51   -12.79
          UKIP                    Frances Baxter            52     1.92   -8.20
Majority  688                     25.47
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

St Michael

St Michael
Party     Candidate                                 Votes                           %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats                         Lynda Jane Murphy               1,262  44.67  +27.30
          Conservative                              Ian Donald Tait                 1,083  38.34  +0.19
          Labour                                    Charles James Richard Elderton  330    11.68  -13.24
          Green                                     Jonathan Peter Hoare Lawrence   150    5.31   -7.59
Majority  179                                       6.33
          Liberal Democrats gain from Conservative  Swing

St Paul

St Paul
Party     Candidate               Votes                      %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Lucille Diane Thompson     1,402  54.81  +14.76
          Conservative            Chris Hunt                 703    27.48  -1.28
          Labour                  Catherine Mary Hutchinson  331    12.94  -6.77
          Green                   Andrew Karl Wainwright     122    4.77   -5.76
Majority  699                     27.33
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

The Worthys

The Worthys
Party     Candidate               Votes                     %      ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Malcolm Prince            1,098  55.20  +4.91
          Conservative            Tracey Louise Anderson    746    37.51  +6.73
          Labour                  Kimberly Jane Torkington  145    7.29   -3.16
Majority  352                     17.69
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

Upper Meon Valley

Upper Meon Valley
Party     Candidate          Votes                   %      ±%
          Conservative       Laurence Ruffell        1,260  69.61  +13.00
          Liberal Democrats  Simon Hugh Bult Cook    378    20.88  +3.00
          Labour             June Elizabeth Kershaw  172    9.50   -5.52
Majority  882                48.73
          Conservative hold  Swing

Whiteley & Shedfield


2018 Winchester City Council election

Whiteley & Shedfield

Whiteley & Shedfield
Party     Candidate               Votes          %    ±%
          Liberal Democrats       Roger Bentote  929  51.13  +10.42
          Conservative            Jess Bond      725  39.90  +1.21
          Labour                  Laurie Clough  91   5.01   -1.15
          Green                   Anne Coleman   72   3.96   -4.21
Majority  204                     11.23
          Liberal Democrats hold  Swing

Wonston & Mitcheldever

Wonston & Mitcheldever
Party     Candidate          Votes                     %      ±%
          Conservative       Patrick Brian Cunningham  1,695  64.33  +5.98
          Liberal Democrats  Ian Alan James Gordon     727    27.59  +5.33
          Labour             Andrew Timothy Adams      213    8.08   -6.69
Majority  968                36.74
          Conservative hold  Swing

By-Elections

Upper Meon Valley

A by-election was held in Upper Meon Valley ward on 20 September 2018 after the resignation of Councillor Amber Tresahar.

Upper Meon Valley
Party     Candidate          Votes                      %      ±%
          Conservative       Hugh Michael Rawson Lumby  1,039  51.59  -18.02
          Liberal Democrats  Lewis John North           905    44.94  +24.06
          Labour             June Elizabeth Kershaw     39     1.94   -7.46
          Green              Andrew Karl Wainwright     31     1.54   N/A
Majority  134                6.65
          Conservative hold  Swing


2004–05 Feyenoord season

During the 2004–05 Dutch football season, Feyenoord competed in the Eredivisie.

Season summary

Feyenoord were the Eredivisie's top scorers but they did not improve on last's seasons results and finished 4th, way off challenging for the title. The club made it to the semi-finals in the domestic KNVB cup, losing to the winner of the KNVB Cup PSV Eindhoven after penalties. In the UEFA cup they made it to the 3rd round (last 32 clubs) losing to the later finalist Sporting CP from Portugal.

Kits

Feyenoord's kits were manufactured by Italian company Kappa and sponsored by Belgian financial company Fortis.

Squad

Squad at end of season In () brackets where they came from.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2004–05 Feyenoord season

No.  Pos.  Nation                       Player
1    GK    [Hungary] HUN                Gabor Babos (from [Netherlands] NAC Breda)
2    DF    [Sweden] SWE                 Alexander Östlund (from [Sweden] Hammarby Fotboll)
3    DF    [Tunisia] TUN                Karim Saidi (from [Tunisia] Club Africain)
4    DF    [Brazil] BRA                 André Bahia (from [Brazil] Flamengo)
5    DF    [Netherlands] NED            Pascal Bosschaart (from [Netherlands] FC Utrecht)
6    MF    [Egypt] EGY                  Hossam Ghaly
7    FW    [Netherlands] NED            Dirk Kuyt
8    MF    [Japan] JPN                  Shinji Ono
9    FW    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG  Danko Lazović
10   MF    [Netherlands] NED            Nicky Hofs (from [Netherlands] Vitesse Arnhem)
11   MF    [Belgium] BEL                Bart Goor (from [Germany] Hertha BSC)
14   MF    [Chile] CHI                  Sebastián Pardo
15   DF    [Denmark] DEN                Patrick Mtiliga
17   DF    [Netherlands] NED            Patrick Paauwe
19   DF    [Ghana] GHA                  Christian Gyan
20   MF    [Brazil] BRA                 Leonardo
21   FW    [Ivory Coast] CIV            Salomon Kalou
22   MF    [Brazil] BRA                 Gerson Magrao (from [Brazil] Cruzeiro Esporte Clube)
23   GK    [Poland] POL                 Zbigniew Małkowski
24   MF    [Netherlands] NED            Edwin de Graaf (from [Netherlands] RBC Roosendaal)
25   DF    [United States] USA          Cory Gibbs (from [United States] FC Dallas)
26   DF    [Portugal] POR               Bruno Basto (from [France] Girondins Bordeaux)
28   MF    [Netherlands] NED            Romeo Castelen (from [Netherlands] ADO Den Haag
29   DF    [Bulgaria] BUL               Ivan Bandalovski
29   MF    [Netherlands] NED            Tim Vincken
30   GK    [Netherlands] NED            Patrick Lodewijks
31   DF    [Netherlands] NED            Gianni Zuiverloon
35   MF    [Netherlands] NED            Diego Biseswar

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2004–05 Feyenoord season

No.  Pos.  Nation             Player
2    DF    [South Korea] KOR  Chong-Guk Song (to [South Korea]Suwon Samsung Bluewings)
4    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Peter van den Berg (to [Netherlands] Vitesse Arnhem)
10   FW    [Belgium] BEL      Thomas Buffel (to [Scotland] Rangers)
16   FW    [Poland] POL       Ebi Smolarek (on loan to [Germany] Borussia Dortmund)
18   DF    [Netherlands] NED  Glenn Loovens (on loan to [Netherlands] De Graafschap)
22   MF    [Netherlands] NED  Alfred Schreuder (on loan to [Netherlands] RKC Waalwijk)
24   MF    [Chile] CHI        Jorge Acuña (on loan to [Chile] CD Universidad Católica)
25   DF    [Brazil] BRA       Jean Carlos Dondé (on loan to [Germany] Hamburger SV)
27   DF    [Netherlands] NED  Ramon van Haaren (on loan to [Netherlands] Sparta Rotterdam)
29   FW    [Netherlands] NED  Anthony Lurling (on loan to [Netherlands] NAC Breda)

Left club at the end of previous season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.  Pos.  Nation             Player
—    FW    [Argentina] ARG    Mariano Bombarda (to [Spain] CD Tenerife)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Gerard de Nooijer (to [Netherlands] FC Dordrecht)
—    FW    [Netherlands] NED  Robin van Persie (to [England] Arsenal F.C.)
—    GK    [Netherlands] NED  Edwin Zoetebier (to [Netherlands] PSV Eindhoven)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Ramon van Haaren (on loan to [Netherlands] Sparta Rotterdam)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Anthony Lurling (on loan to [Netherlands] NAC Breda)
—    MF    [Netherlands] NED  Alfred Schreuder (on loan to [Netherlands] RKC Waalwijk)
—    MF    [Belgium] BEL      Gill Swerts (on loan to [Netherlands] ADO Den Haag)
—    DF    [Netherlands] NED  Kees van Wonderen (stopped)

Results

Eredivisie


2004–05 Feyenoord season

Results

Eredivisie

15 August 2004 1  Feyenoord              6 – 1   De Graafschap                           Rotterdam
                    * Kuyt 9', 37', 51'            * Ax [Yellow card] 11'                Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST          * Castelen 53' (58)  report    * van Beukering 45'                   Attendance: 40.400
                    * Kalou 73'                    * Berck Beelenkamp [Yellow card] 72'  Referee: van Hulten
                                                   * van Leerdam [Yellow card] 90'

22 August 2004 2  Willem II  0 – 4   Feyenoord      Tilburg
                                       * Kalou 39'  Stadium: Koning Willem II Stadion
12:30 CEST                   report    * Ono 54'    Attendance: 12.700
                                       * Ghaly 74'  Referee: van Egmond
                                       * Kuyt 90'

29 August 2004 3  Vitesse                             1 – 1   Feyenoord                       Arnhem
                    * Fränkel [Yellow card] 23'                 * Saïdi 24'                   Stadium: Gelredome
12:30 CEST          * Dingsdag [Yellow card] 33' 84'  report    * Smolarek [Yellow card] 34'  Attendance: 17.417
                    * Vreven [Yellow card] 42'                  * Paauwe [Yellow card] 78'    Referee: Temmink
                    * Janssen [Yellow card] 48'

12 September 2004 4  Feyenoord           3 – 1   FC Twente      Rotterdam
                       * Ono 44'                                Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST             * Kalou 53', 78'  report    * Zomer 38'  Attendance: 38.000
                                                                Referee: Luinge

19 September 2004 5  Feyenoord                         0 – 3   FC Utrecht       Rotterdam
                                                                 * Schut 31'    Stadium: De Kuip
12:30 CEST             * Bosschaart [Yellow card] 51'  report    * Somers 88'   Attendance: 37.500
                                                                 * Broerse 90'  Referee: [Belgium] Allaerts

25 September 2004 6  RBC Roosendaal  0 – 4   Feyenoord                  Roosendaal
                                               * Salomon Kalou 6', 61'  Stadium: Vast & Goed Stadion
18:30 CEST                           report    * Goor 33'               Attendance: 5000
                                               * Kuyt 66'               Referee: Blom


2004–05 Feyenoord season

3 October 2004 7  Feyenoord            4 – 2   FC Den Bosch                     Rotterdam
                                                 * Biekman 3'
                    * Kalou 24', 60'             * Biyadat [Yellow card] 7'     Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST          * Kuyt 35' (pen.)  report    * Haemhouts [Yellow card] 11'  Attendance: 36.500
                    * Castelen 69'               * Mampaey [Yellow card] 34'    Referee: Koopman
                                                 * van de Laak 83' (pen.)

17 October 2004 8  Roda JC                         0 – 2   Feyenoord                   Kerkrade
                     * Sergio [Yellow card] 56'              * Saidi [Yellow card] 4'  Stadium: Parkstad Limburg Stadion
12:30 CEST           * Brouwers [Yellow card] 83'  report    * Kuyt 60'                Attendance: 14.500
                                                             * Kalou 90'               Referee: Luinge

24 October 2004 9  Feyenoord          4 – 0   RKC Waalwijk                      Rotterdam
                     * Castelen 11'                                             Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST           * Goor 66', 86'  report    * Hoogendorp [Yellow card] 60'  Attendance: 40.500
                     * Kuyt 70'                                                 Referee: Vink

31 October 2004 10  AZ                  4 – 0   Feyenoord                      Alkmaar
                      * Mathijsen 4'              * Ono [Yellow card] 39'      Stadium: Alkmaarderhout
12:30 CEST            * Perez 63', 76'  report    * Bosschaart [Red card] 78'  Attendance: 8.475
                      * Nelisse 88'               * Song [Red card] 86'        Referee: van Egmond

7 November 2004 11  Feyenoord                    4 – 0   NAC                              Rotterdam
                      * Kuyt 15'                                                          Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST            * Ghaly [Yellow card] 44'  report    * Zonneveld [Yellow card] 50'  Attendance: 37.200
                      * Goor 46', 90'                                                     Referee: Braamhaar
                      * Buffel 87'

14 November 2004 12  Ajax                            1 – 1   Feyenoord                   Amsterdam
                       * Escudé [Yellow card] 19'                                        Stadium: Amsterdam Arena
12:30 CEST             * Rosales 27'                 report    * Kuyt 44'                Attendance: 49.557
                       * Sneijder [Yellow card] 39'            * Goor [Yellow card] 86'  Referee: Vink
                       * Boukhari [Yellow card] 70'


2004–05 Feyenoord season

21 November 2004 13  Feyenoord                      1 – 2   FC Groningen          Rotterdam
                       * Kuyt 39'                                                 Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST             * Loovens [Yellow card] 63'  report    * Nevland 24', 71'  Attendance: 40.500
                                                                                Referee: Haverkort

28 November 2004 14  Heerenveen        2 – 2   Feyenoord                      Heerenveen
                       * Samaras 74'             * Buffel 40'                 Stadium: Abe Lenstra Stadion
12:30 CEST             * Yildirim 86'  report    * Loovens [Yellow card] 59'  Attendance: 17.700
                                                 * Kuyt 71'                   Referee: Bossen

5 December 2004 15  Feyenoord                      2 – 1   NEC                              Rotterdam
                      * Kuyt 19'                             * Valencia [Yellow card] 21'   Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST            * Mtiliga [Yellow card] 80'  report    * Barreto 43'                  Attendance: 36.000
                      * Kalou 85'                            * Wisgerhof [Yellow card] 52'  Referee: Wiedemeijer
                      * Magrao [Yellow card] 90'

12 December 2004 16  Feyenoord                         3 – 3   PSV                           Rotterdam
                       * Kalou 49' [Yellow card] 73'             * Cocu 6'                   Stadium: De Kuip
12:30 CEST             * Ono 82'                       report    * Farfán 24'                Attendance: 45.000
                       * Goor 90'                                * Ooijer [Yellow card] 32'  Referee: Temmink
                       * Bosschaart [Yellow card] 90'            * Beasley 70'

19 December 2004 17  ADO Den Haag                 2 – 0   Feyenoord                         The Hague
                       * den Ouden 2'                                                       Stadium: Zuiderpark Stadion
12:30 CEST             * Bodde [Yellow card] 60'  report    * Zuiverloon [Yellow card] 73'  Attendance: 8.000
                       * Polak 64'                                                          Referee: Luinge

23 January 2005 18  Feyenoord                       1 – 2   Vitesse                             Rotterdam
                                                              * van den Berg [Yellow card] 26'
                      * Dirk Kuyt 49'                         * Vreven [Yellow card] 48'        Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST            * Castelen [Yellow card] 88'  report    * Gluščević 81', 83'              Attendance: 39.500
                      * Hofs [Yellow card] 90'                * Knopper [Yellow card] 84'       Referee: Braamhaar
                                                              * Janssen [Yellow card] 90'


2004–05 Feyenoord season

29 January 2005 19  FC Twente  0 – 0   Feyenoord  Enschede
                                                  Stadium: Arke Stadion
19:30 CEST                     report             Attendance: 13.250
                                                  Referee: Vink

4 February 2005 20  De Graafschap              2 – 7   Feyenoord                    Doetinchem
                                                         * Kuyt 4', 32', 67'
                      * Bot 9'                           * Gibbs [Yellow card] 20'  Stadium: De Vijverberg
20:00 CEST            * Bus [Yellow card] 38'  report    * Castelen 25'             Attendance: 11.000
                      * van Beukering 85'                * Lazović 47', 52'         Referee: Haverkort
                                                         * Hofs 61'
                                                         * Basto [Yellow card] 70'

13 February 2005 21  Feyenoord                 7 – 0   Willem II                             Rotterdam
                       * Gibbs 23'                                                           Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST             * Hofs 27', 43', 61'    report    * Smit [Yellow card] 12'            Attendance: 37.500
                       * Kuyt 40' (pen.), 52'            * van Nieuwstadt [Yellow card] 40'  Referee: van Sichem
                       * Basto 88'

20 February 2005 22  FC Utrecht                       0 – 2   Feyenoord                         Utrecht
                                                                * Castelen 10'                  Stadium: Stadion Galgenwaard
12:30 CEST             * Braafheid [Yellow card] 55'  report    * Zuiverloon [Yellow card] 21'  Attendance: 21.500
                                                                * Saidi [Yellow card] 48'       Referee: Jol
                                                                * Kuyt 57'

27 February 2005 23  Feyenoord                        3 – 0   RBC Roosendaal  Rotterdam
                       * Kuyt 25'                                             Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST             * Lazović [Yellow card] 51'    report                  Attendance: 35.000
                       * Kalou [Yellow card] 81' 81'                          Referee: Koopman
                       * Ono 83'

13 March 2005 25  Feyenoord            4 – 1   Roda JC                         Rotterdam
                    * Ono 6'                     * van Dijk [Yellow card] 49'  Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST          * Castelen 23'     report    * Östlund 53' (o.g.)          Attendance: 39.000
                    * Kuyt 70' (pen.)            * Kah [Yellow card] 70'       Referee: Vink
                    * Kalou 85'


2004–05 Feyenoord season

19 March 2005 26  RKC Waalwijk                          2 – 4   Feyenoord              Waalwijk
                    * Vasconcelos 6' [Yellow card] 63'            * Castelen 24', 90'  Stadium: Mandemakers Stadion
19:30 CEST          * Krohn-Dehli 26'                   report    * Kalou 33'          Attendance: 6.500
                    * Greene [Red card] 59'                       * Lazović 90'        Referee: van Egmond

3 April 2005 27  Feyenoord                4 – 0   AZ                                 Rotterdam
                   * Kalou 19', 47', 64'            * de Cler [Yellow card] 53'      Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST         * Castelen 43'         report    * Lindenbergh [Yellow card] 75'  Attendance: 47.000
                                                                                Referee: Luinge

10 April 2005 28  NAC                            0 – 2   Feyenoord                         Breda
                                                           * Bosschaart [Yellow card] 32'  Stadium: Rat Verlegh Stadion
12:30 CEST          * Lurling [Yellow card] 26'  report    * Kalou 43'                     Attendance: 15.124
                    * Gudelj [Yellow card] 45'             * Ono 82'                       Referee: [Belgium] Vervecken
                                                           * Saidi [Yellow card] 83'

13 April 2005 24  FC Den Bosch                   4 – 1   Feyenoord                        Den Bosch
                    * Cales 18'                            * Bahia [Yellow card] 13' 63'
                    * Janssen [Yellow card] 66'            * Bosschaart [Red card] 17'    Stadium: De Vliert
18:00 CEST          * van de Laak 74', 78'       report    * Hofs [Yellow card] 45'       Attendance: 6.723
                    * Olfers 88'                           * Ono [Yellow card] 54'        Referee: Wiedemeijer
                                                           * Leonardo [Yellow card] 87'

17 April 2005 29  Feyenoord                       2 – 3   Ajax                            Rotterdam
                    * Kalou 48'                             * Maxwell [Yellow card] 19'
                    * Kuyt 80'                              * de Jong 57'                 Stadium: De Kuip
12:30 CEST          * de Graaf [Yellow card] 81'  report    * Trabelsi [Yellow card] 82'  Attendance: 43.000
                    * Saidi [Yellow card] 89'               * Grygera 86'                 Referee: Temmink
                                                            * Maduro 90'


2004–05 Feyenoord season

24 April 2005 30  FC Groningen                 0 – 2   Feyenoord                       Groningen
                                                         * Bahia 35'                   Stadium: Oosterpark Stadion
12:30 CEST          * Drent [Yellow card] 38'  report    * Hofs [Yellow card] 37' 89'  Attendance: 12.000
                                                                                Referee: Jol

1 May 2005 31  Feyenoord                   1 – 3   Heerenveen                         Rotterdam
                 * Kuyt 37'                          * Väyrynen 16', 41'              Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST       * Lazović [Red card] 81'  report    * Bakkati [Yellow card] 43'      Attendance: 41.000
                                                     * Hansson [Yellow card] 51' 78'  Referee: Luinge

8 May 2005 32  NEC                                   2 – 0   Feyenoord                    Nijmegen
                 * Ebbinge [Yellow card] 45'                                              Stadium: De Goffert
12:30 CEST       * van den Eede 71' (pen.)           report    * Babos [Yellow card] 70'  Attendance: 11.750
                 * Niedzielan 86' [Yellow card] 87'                                       Referee: Braamhaar

15 May 2005 33  PSV                                     4 – 2   Feyenoord                   Eindhoven
                  * van Bommel [Yellow card] 2' 52'               * Kuyt 22', 51'           Stadium: Philips Stadion
14:30 CEST        * Afellay 13', 71' [Yellow card] 90'  report    * Ono [Yellow card] 28'   Attendance: 33.000
                  * Vennegoor of Hesselink 40'                    * Goor [Yellow card] 35'  Referee: Haverkort
                                                                  * Hofs [Yellow card] 43'

22 May 2005 34  Feyenoord               6 – 0   ADO Den Haag                     Rotterdam
                  * Goor 14'                                                     Stadium: De Kuip
14:30 CEST        * Ono 23'             report    * Saeijs [Yellow card] 71'     Attendance: 35.000
                  * Kalou 38'                     * den Ouden [Yellow card] 74'  Referee: van der Hilst
                  * Kuyt 46', 78', 86'

KNVB Cup


2004–05 Feyenoord season

KNVB Cup

26 January 2005 Round of 16  AZ                        1 – 3   Feyenoord                                   Alkmaar
                               * Landzaat 83'                    * Kuyt 35', 89' [soccer ball with red X]  Stadium: Alkmaarderhout
                               * van Galen [Red card]  report    * Lazović 40'                             Attendance: unknown
                               * Perez [Red card]                * Castelen [Yellow card]                  Referee: unknown

3 March 2005 1/4 Final  Feyenoord                4 – 0   NAC                         Rotterdam
                          * Kalou 44', 56'                 * Diba [Yellow card]      Stadium: De Kuip
                          * Kuyt 48', 90'        report    * Risamasu [Yellow card]  Attendance: unknown
                          * Basto [Yellow card]                                      Referee: Temmink

20 April 2005 1/2 Final                    Feyenoord                   1 – 1 (a.e.t.)                                PSV                       Rotterdam
                                                                       (2 – 4 p)
                                             * Kalou 3'                                                                * Beasley 88'           Stadium: De Kuip
                                             * Hofs [Yellow card]      report                                          * Lucius [Yellow card]  Attendance: unknown
                                             * de Graaf [Yellow card]                                                                          Referee: unknown
                                           Penalties
  * Ono [soccer ball with check mark]                                    * van Bommel [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Goor [soccer ball with red X]                                        * Farfán [soccer ball with red X]
  * Lazović [soccer ball with check mark]                                * Park [soccer ball with check mark]
  * de Graaf [soccer ball with red X]                                    * Robert [soccer ball with check mark]
                                                                         * Lucius [soccer ball with check mark]

UEFA Cup

16 September 2004 1st Round  ODD Grenland [Norway]         0 – 1   Feyenoord                      [Norway] Skien, Norway
                                                                                Stadium: Odd Stadion
                                                                                Attendance: 4.125
19:00 CEST                     * Occéan [Yellow card] 34'  report    * Loovens [Yellow card] 56'  Referee: [Poland] Mikulski
                                                                     * Ono 74'                    Assistant referees: [Poland] Sadzcuk
                                                                                Assistant referees: [Poland] Siejka
                                                                                Fourth official: [Poland] Zyro


2004–05 Feyenoord season

30 September 2004 1st Round  Feyenoord          4 – 0   [Norway] ODD Grenland         [Netherlands] Rotterdam, Netherlands
                                                                                Stadium: De Kuip
                               * Bosschaart 5'                                        Attendance: 18.500
20:30 CEST                     * Kuyt 45'       report    * Occéan [Yellow card] 49'  Referee: [England] D'Urso
                               * Goor 73'                                             Assistant referees: [England] Bryan
                               * Kalou 90+1'                                          Assistant referees: [England] East
                                                                                Fourth official: [England] Knight

21 October 2004 Group Stage Group A  Feyenoord                         3 – 0   [Scotland] Heart of Midlothian  [Netherlands] Rotterdam, Netherlands
                                                                                Stadium: De Kuip
                                       * Kuyt 22', 83'                                                         Attendance: 30.000
20:05 CEST                             * Goor 57'                      report    * Pressley [Yellow card] 38'  Referee: [Denmark] Poulsen
                                       * Bosschaart [Yellow card] 79'            * Maybury [Yellow card] 79'   Assistant referees: [Denmark] Larsen
                                       * Mtiliga [Yellow card] 89'                                             Assistant referees: [Denmark] Pedersen
                                                                                Fourth official: [Denmark] Hermansen

4 November 2004 Group Stage Group A  Ferencváros [Hungary]         1 – 1   Feyenoord                     [Hungary] Budapest, Hungary
                                                                                Stadium: Ferenc Puskás Stadium
                                       * Botiș [Yellow card] 8'                                          Attendance: 25.000
20:45 CEST                             * Kapič [Yellow card] 23'   report    * Paauwe [Yellow card] 26'  Referee: [Slovenia] Čeferin
                                       * Tözsér 27'                          * Kalou 62'                 Assistant referees: [Slovenia] Zupancic
                                       * Vukmir [Yellow card] 72'                                        Assistant referees: [Slovenia] Kokolj
                                                                                Fourth official: [Slovenia] Kandare

1 December 2004 Group Stage Group A  Feyenoord                         2 – 1   [Germany] Schalke 04            [Netherlands] Rotterdam, Netherlands
                                                                                Stadium: De Kuip
                                       * Goor [Yellow card] 19'                                                Attendance: 48.000
20:45 CEST                             * Kalou 32', 40'                report    * Hanke 6'                    Referee: [England] Messias
                                       * Bosschaart [Yellow card] 35'            * Krstajić [Yellow card] 14'  Assistant referees: [England] Turner
                                       * Ghaly [Yellow card] 61'                                               Assistant referees: [England] Drysdale
                                                                                Fourth official: [England] Rennie


2004–05 Feyenoord season

16 December 2004 Group Stage Group A  FC Basel [Switzerland]  1 – 0   Feyenoord                         [Switzerland] Basel, Switzerland
                                                                                Stadium: St. Jakob-Park
                                                                                Attendance: 26.876
20:45 CEST                              * Carignano 53'       report    * Smolarek [Yellow card] 78'    Referee: [Spain] Davila
                                                                        * Bosschaart [Yellow card] 89'  Assistant referees: [Spain] Yuste
                                                                                Assistant referees: [Spain] Rozas
                                                                                Fourth official: [Spain] Pérez Lasa

16 February 2005 Round of 32  Sporting CP [Portugal]                                2 – 1   Feyenoord                       [Portugal] Lisbon, Portugal
                                                                                Stadium: Estadio Jose Alvalade
                                * Custódio 22' [Yellow card] 65' [Yellow-red card]            * Goor 11' [Yellow card] 57'  Attendance: 19.091
22:15 CEST                      * Rogério [Yellow card] 37'                         report    * Paauwe [Yellow card] 56'    Referee: [Austria] Meßner
                                * Liédson 36'                                                 * Hofs [Yellow card] 80'      Assistant referees: [Austria] Krenn
                                                                                Assistant referees: [Austria] Mayr
                                                                                Fourth official: [Austria] Sowa

24 February 2005 Round of 32  Feyenoord                       1 – 2   [Portugal] Sporting CP  [Netherlands] Rotterdam, Netherlands
                                                                                Stadium: De Kuip
                                                                                Attendance: 35.000
22:15 CEST                      * Hofs [Yellow card] 59' 89'  report    * Liédson 62'         Referee: [Germany] Meyer
                                                                        * Rochemback 83'      Assistant referees: [Germany] Kadach
                                                                                Assistant referees: [Germany] Glindermann
                                                                                Fourth official: [Germany] Gagelmann

Friendlies

9 July 2004  ASWH  0 – 9   Feyenoord                   Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht
                             * Buffel 38', 90'
                             * Goor 48'                Stadium: Sportpark Schildman
                   report    * Kuyt 49', 74'           Attendance: unknown
                             * Smolarek 60', 76', 84'  Referee: unknown
                             * Song 66'

12 July 2004  DVS '33  0 – 5   Feyenoord         Ermelo
                                 * Kuyt 5', 61'  Stadium: Sportcomplex Sportlaan
                       report    * Buffel 23'    Attendance: unknown
                                 * Paauwe 25'    Referee: unknown
                                 * Castelen 90'


2004–05 Feyenoord season

15 July 2004  VV Katwijk  0 – 5   Feyenoord               Katwijk
                                    * Lazović 20'         Stadium: Sportpark de Krom
                          report    * Kuyt 28', 76', 79'  Attendance: unknown
                                    * Castelen 67'        Referee: unknown

20 July 2004 Alpen Cup 1/2 Final  Feyenoord        4 – 2   [Germany] Arminia Bielefeld  [Germany] Weiler
                                    * Ghaly 6'                                          Stadium: unknown
                                    * Lazović 22'  report    * Küntzel 23'              Attendance: unknown
                                    * Kuyt 49'               * Borges 67'               Referee: unknown
                                    * Kalou 75'

22 July 2004 Alpen Cup Final  Partizan Belgrade [Serbia]  1 – 0   Feyenoord  [Germany] Weiler
                                                                             Stadium: unknown
                                * Radović 32'             report             Attendance: unknown
                                                                             Referee: unknown

27 July 2004  SC Doesburg  0 – 14  Feyenoord                           Doesburg
                                     * Goor 11', 51', 76'
                                     * Kalou 19'
                                     * Kuyt 22', 27', 36', 43' (pen.)  Stadium: Sportpark Oranjesingel
                           report    * Ono 42'                         Attendance: unknown
                                     * Pardo 50'                       Referee: unknown
                                     * Lazović 55'
                                     * Saidi 56'
                                     * Buffel 80', 88'

31 July 2004 Gateshead Cup 1/2 Final       Feyenoord     1 – 1                                      [Portugal] Sporting CP  [England] Newcastle
                                                         (3 – 4 p)
                                                                                Stadium: St. James' Park
                                             * Kuyt 56'  report                                       * Pinto 39'           Attendance: unknown
                                                                                Referee: unknown
                                           Penalties
  * Kuyt [soccer ball with red X]                          * Tello [soccer ball with red X]
  * Lazović [soccer ball with check mark]                  * Rogerio [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Magrao [soccer ball with check mark]                   * Polga [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Smolarek [soccer ball with red X]                      * Niculae [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Ono [soccer ball with check mark]                      * Beto [soccer ball with check mark]


2004–05 Feyenoord season

1 August 2004 Gateshead Cup 3rd place match     Feyenoord  0 – 0                                         [Scotland] Glasgow Rangers  [England] Newcastle
                                                           (7 – 8 p)
                                                                                Stadium: St. James' Park
                                                           report                                                                    Attendance: unknown
                                                                                Referee: unknown
                                                Penalties
  * Lazović [soccer ball with check mark]                    * McCormack [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Goor [soccer ball with check mark]                       * Mladenović [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Paauwe [soccer ball with check mark]                     * Novo [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Pardo [soccer ball with check mark]                      * Rae [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Ono [soccer ball with check mark]                        * Vanoli [soccer ball with check mark]
  * van den Berg [soccer ball with check mark]               * Ross [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Kalou [soccer ball with red X]                           * Khizanishvili [soccer ball with red X]
  * Castelen [soccer ball with check mark]                   * Hutton [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Zuiverloon [soccer ball with red X]                      * Hughes [soccer ball with check mark]

3 August 2004 Kappa Cup 1/2 Final  Feyenoord          2 – 1   [England] Tottenham Hotspur  [Spain] Sevilla
                                                                                Stadium: Estadio de La Cartuja
                                     * Kuyt 39', 69'  report    * Kanoute 27'              Attendance: unknown
                                                                                Referee: unknown

5 August 2004 Final                         Real Betis [Spain]  1 – 1                                     Feyenoord        [Spain] Sevilla
                                                                (2 – 3 p)
                                                                                Stadium: Estadio de La Cartuja
                                              * Assunção 23'    report                                      * Lazović 48'  Attendance: unknown
                                                                                Referee: unknown
                                            Penalties
  * Assunção [soccer ball with check mark]                        * Magrao [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Oliveira [soccer ball with check mark]                        * Pardo [soccer ball with check mark]
  * Dani [soccer ball with red X]                                 * Buffel [soccer ball with check mark]

8 August 2004  Feyenoord                2 – 2   [England] Fulham   Rotterdam
                                                  * Radzinski 21'  Stadium: De Kuip
                 * Kuyt 5', 45' (pen.)  report    * Jensen 49'     Attendance: unknown
                                                                   Referee: unknown

10 August 2004  SVVSMC  0 – 3   Feyenoord             Schiedam
                                  * Lazović 33', 57'  Stadium: Sportpark Harga
                        report    * Kalou 83'         Attendance: unknown
                                                      Referee: unknown


The 2004–05 First League of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina season was the fifth since its establishment.

League standings

Pos  Team                    Pld  W   D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Promotion or relegation
1    Jedinstvo Bihać (C, P)  30   21  3  6   62  29  +33  66   Promotion to Premijer Liga BiH
2    Velež                   30   20  3  7   55  23  +32  63
3    Rudar Kakanj            30   14  5  11  39  26  +13  47
4    SAŠK Napredak           30   13  7  10  31  27  +4   46
5    Radnički Lukavac        30   11  9  10  30  23  +7   42
6    Mramor                  30   13  3  14  38  45  −7   42
7    Vitez                   30   11  8  11  44  35  +9   41
8    Podgrmeč                30   11  8  11  32  38  −6   41
9    Ljubuški                30   12  4  14  41  44  −3   40
10   GOŠK Gabela             30   12  3  15  33  40  −7   39
11   Iskra                   30   12  2  16  42  43  −1   38
12   Brotnjo                 30   11  5  14  36  49  −13  38
13   Bosna Visoko            30   11  4  15  27  38  −11  37
14   Kiseljak (R)            30   9   7  14  29  44  −15  34   Relegation to Second League FBiH
15   Radnik Hadžići (R)      30   9   6  15  26  41  −15  33
16   Drinovci (R)            30   9   5  16  34  54  −20  32

Source:
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated
  * Futbol24.com
  * RSSSF.org


2018 Wests Tigers season

The 2018 Wests Tigers season was the 19th in the Wests Tigers's history. They completed the NRL's 2018 Telstra Premiership season in ninth place and did not qualify for the finals.

2018 Signings/Transfers

Sources:

Gains

  * Josh Reynolds from Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
  * Chris McQueen from Gold Coast Titans
  * Ben Matulino from New Zealand Warriors
  * Taane Milne from St. George Illawarra Dragons
  * Russell Packer from Illawarra Dragons
  * Tyson Gamble from Redcliffe Dolphins
  * Mahe Fonua from Hull F.C.
  * Corey Thompson from Widnes Vikings
  * Benji Marshall from Brisbane Broncos
  * Pita Godinet from Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
  * Robbie Farah from South Sydney Rabbitohs

Out

  * James Tedesco to Sydney Roosters
  * Aaron Woods to Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
  * Matt Ballin to Retirement
  * Ava Seumanufagai to Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
  * Ryan Papenhuyzen to Melbourne Storm
  * Jack Littlejohn to Salford Red Devils November 2017
  * Kyle Lovett to Leigh Centurions November 2017
  * Jeremy Marshall-King to Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs November 2017
  * Moses Suli to Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs February 2018

Season summary

Milestones


2018 Wests Tigers season

Season summary

Milestones

  * Round 1 (vs. Sydney Roosters): Corey Thompson (209), Russell Packer (210), Pita Godinet (211), Ben Matulino (212) and Robbie Rochow (213) make their Wests Tigers debut.
  * Round 1 (vs. Sydney Roosters): Benji Marshall makes his return to the club after playing with St. George Illawarra Dragons and Brisbane Broncos.
  * Round 5 (vs. Melbourne Storm): Chris Lawrence becomes all-time leading Wests Tigers try scorer (77).
  * Round 6 (vs. Manly): Josh Reynolds (214) makes his Wests Tigers debut.
  * Round 7 (vs. Newcastle Knights): Kevin Naiqama 100th plays his NRL first grade game (including matches with Newcastle Knights and Penrith Panthers).
  * Round 8 (vs. Parramatta Eels): Mahe Fonua (215) makes his Wests Tigers debut.
  * Round 11 (vs. Penrith Panthers): Chris McQueen (216) makes his Wests Tigers debut.
  * Round 13 (vs. Sydney Roosters): Elijah Taylor plays in his 150th NRL first grade game.
  * Round 15 (vs. Canberra Raiders): Tyson Gamble (216) makes his NRL debut.
  * Round 11 (vs. Canberra Raiders): Josh Aloiai played his 50th game for the Wests Tigers.

Squad

2018 Wests Tigers Squad:


2018 Wests Tigers season

Squad

2018 Wests Tigers Squad:

Wests Tigers 2018 Squad
NRL Squad 2018                     Coaching staff
  * Josh Aloiai – SR, LK             * Jacob Liddle – HK                     * David Nofoaluma – WG, FB                 Head coach
  * Luke Brooks – HB                 * Tuimoala Lolohea – FB, FE (gk)        * Russell Packer (c) – PR
  * Michael Chee-Kam – SR, CE        * Benji Marshall (c) – FE, HB (gk)      * Josh Reynolds (c) – FE, HK                 * Ivan Cleary
  * Matt Eisenhuth – LK, PR, SR      * Esan Marsters – CE, SR (gk)           * Robbie Rochow – SR, PR
  * Robbie Farah – HK                * Ben Matulino – PR                     * Bayley Sironen – LK, FE                  Assistant coaches
  * JJ Felise – PR                   * Moses Mbye – FB, HB                   * Dylan Smith – FB
  * Mahe Fonua – WG, CE              * Matt McIlwrick – HK                   * Sauaso Sue – PR, LK                        * Andrew Webster(assistant)
  * Tyson Gamble – FE, HB            * Sam McIntyre – CE, WG                 * Elijah Taylor (c) – LK, SR                 * Craig Sandercock (assistant)
  * Heath Gibbs – SR, CE             * Chris McQueen – SR, LK                * Corey Thompson – FB, WG                    * Brett Hodgson (NSW Cup Head Coach)
  * Pita Godinet – HK, HB            * Thomas Mikaele – PR                   * Alex Twal – PR                             * Craig Wilson (U20s Head Coach)
  * Tim Grant – PR                   * Kevin Naiqama – CE, WG                * Malakai Watene-Zelezniak – WG, CE        Legend:
  * Chris Lawrence (c) – SR, CE                                                                                * (c) Captain(s)
                                                                                * (vc) Vice captain(s)

                                                                                Updated: 9 June 2018
                                                                                Source(s): Tigers Squad 2018


2004–05 FK Partizan season

The 2004–05 season was the 59th season in FK Partizan's existence. This article shows player statistics and all matches (official and friendly) that the club played during the 2004–05 season.

Players

Squad information

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


2004–05 FK Partizan season

No.  Pos.  Nation                        Player                                     No.  Pos.  Nation                        Player
1    MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Simon Vukčević                             20   DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Milovan Milović
2    DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Milivoje Ćirković                          21   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Ivan Tomić
4    DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Zoran Mirković                             22   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Saša Ilić (captain)
5    DF    [Bosnia and Herzegovina] BIH  Branimir Bajić                             24   DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Nemanja Rnić
7    MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Nenad Brnović                              25   GK    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Ivica Kralj
8    FW    [Cameroon] CMR                Pierre Boya                                27   GK    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Đorđe Pantić
9    FW    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Srđan Radonjić                             28   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Albert Nađ
10   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Dragan Ćirić                               30   GK    [Cyprus] CYP                  Nikolas Asprogenis
11   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Miroslav Radović                           31   DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Srđa Knežević
12   GK    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Nemanja Jovšić                             34   FW    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Nikola Grubješić
13   DF    [South Korea] KOR             Kim Chi-woo (on loan from Incheon United)  37   DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Tomislav Pajović
14   DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Nenad Đorđević                             43   MF    [Bosnia and Herzegovina] BIH  Milan Srećo
15   FW    [Nigeria] NGA                 Obiora Odita                               44   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Stefan Babović
16   DF    [Nigeria] NGA                 Ifeanyi Emeghara                           47   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Milan Smiljanić
18   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Branimir Petrović                          50   MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] SCG   Nenad Marinković

Transfers

In


2004–05 FK Partizan season

Transfers

In

Date          Pos.  Name                                       From                                       Fee          Ref.
May 2004      MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Ivan Tomić         [Spain] Rayo Vallecano                     Undisclosed
June 2004     GK    [Cyprus] Nikolas Asprogenis                [Cyprus] Apollon Limassol                  Undisclosed
June 2004     DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Ivan Babić         [Serbia and Montenegro] Napredak Kruševac  Undisclosed
June 2004     MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Nenad Brnović      [Serbia and Montenegro] Zeta               Undisclosed
June 2004     MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Branimir Petrović  [Serbia and Montenegro] Zeta               Undisclosed
June 2004     MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Dragan Ćirić       [Spain] Valladolid                         Undisclosed
June 2004     DF    [Nigeria] Ifeanyi Emeghara                 [Serbia and Montenegro] Teleoptik          Undisclosed
January 2005  FW    [Nigeria] Obiora Odita                     [Serbia and Montenegro] Javor Ivanjica     Undisclosed

Out

Date         Pos.  Name                                       To                                  Fee          Ref.
June 2004    DF    [North Macedonia] Milan Stojanoski         [Cyprus] APOEL                      Undisclosed
June 2004    GK    [Serbia and Montenegro] Radovan Radaković  [Austria] Sturm Graz                Undisclosed
July 2004    MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Ljubinko Drulović  [Portugal] Penafiel                 Undisclosed
July 2004    FW    [Serbia and Montenegro] Ivica Iliev        [Italy] Messina                     Undisclosed
July 2004    MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Vladimir Ivić      [Germany] Borussia Mönchengladbach  Undisclosed
August 2004  DF    [Bosnia and Herzegovina] Nenad Mišković    [Belgium] Cercle Brugge             Undisclosed

Loan in

Date from     Date to    Pos.  Name                       From                          Ref.
January 2005  June 2005  DF    [South Korea] Kim Chi-woo  [South Korea] Incheon United

Loan out


2004–05 FK Partizan season

Loan out

Date from     Date to    Pos.  Name                                        To                              Ref.
July 2004     June 2005  DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Dejan Ognjanović    [Portugal] Estoril
January 2005  June 2005  DF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Ivan Babić          [Serbia and Montenegro] Obilić
January 2005  June 2005  FW    [Serbia and Montenegro] Bojan Brnović       [Serbia and Montenegro] Obilić
January 2005  June 2005  MF    [Serbia and Montenegro] Nebojša Marinković  [Serbia and Montenegro] Obilić
January 2005  June 2005  FW    [Serbia and Montenegro] Borko Veselinović   [Serbia and Montenegro] Obilić

Friendlies

10 July 2004 Friendly  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  2–2      [Croatia] Rijeka      Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
                                                         (5–4 p)
                       Đorđević 33'                               Linić 68' 71' (pen.)
                       Ćirić 83' (pen.)

11 July 2004 Friendly  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  0–1  [Croatia] Osijek  Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina
                                                              Primorac 52'      Stadium: Bilino Polje Stadium
                                                                                Attendance: 5,000

18 July 2004 Friendly  Hertha BSC [Germany]  2–1  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Erlenmoos, Germany
                       Hartman 13'                Rnić 54'                          Attendance: 2,000
                       Vihnjarek 22'

20 July 2004 Friendly  FV Olympia Laupheim [Germany]  1–1  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Laupheim, Germany
                       Melčerčik 69' (pen.)                Radonjić 76'                      Stadium: Olympia-Stadion
                                                                                Attendance: 1,000

21 July 2004 Alpen Cup Semi-finals  Beşiktaş [Turkey]  0–0      [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Kempten, Germany
                                                       (4–5 p)
                                                                                Stadium: Olympia-Stadion
                                                                                Attendance: 3,500
                                                                                Referee: Knut Kirher

22 July 2004 Alpen Cup Final  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  1–0  [Netherlands] Feyenoord  Sonthofen, Germany
                              Vukčević 32'                                                    Attendance: 2,000
                                                                                Referee: Herman Albreht


2004–05 FK Partizan season

24 July 2004 Friendly  Galatasaray [Turkey]  2–0  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Augsburg, Germany
                       Şaş 48'                                                      Stadium: Rosenaustadion
                       Karan 90'                                                    Attendance: 10,000
                                                                                Referee: Herman Albreht

31 July 2004 Friendly  Smederevo  0–2  Partizan          Smederevo
                                       Ilić 4'           Attendance: 2,000
                                       Ćirić 61' (pen.)  Referee: Goran Stanojević

3 August 2004 Kappa Cup Semi-finals  Real Betis [Spain]  1–0  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Sevilla, Spain
                                     Lembo 56'                                                  Attendance: 7,000
                                                                                Referee: Los Santos Omar

5 August 2004 Kappa Cup Third place game  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  1–1      [England] Tottenham Hotspur  Sevilla, Spain
                                                                            (1–0 p)
                                          Boya 53'                                   Defoe 43'                    Attendance: 1,500
                                                                                Referee: Ramon del Olmo Codes

25 January 2005 Friendly  Basel [Switzerland]  1–0  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Belek, Turkey
                          Chipperfield 42'                                            Referee: Cihan Burgan

27 January 2005 Friendly  St. Gallen [Switzerland]  0–2  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Belek, Turkey
                                                         Brnović 22'                       Referee: Laslhober
                                                         Ćirković 23'

29 January 2005 Friendly  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  0–0  [Ukraine] Obolon-Brovar Kyiv  Belek, Turkey

31 January 2005 Friendly  Grasshoppers [Switzerland]  2–0  [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Belek, Turkey
                          Muff 64'
                          Salatić 73'

2 February 2005 Friendly  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  0–0  [South Korea] Incheon United  Belek, Turkey

4 February 2005 Friendly  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  2–0  [Austria] SV Mattersburg  Belek, Turkey
                          Grubješić 31'                                                    Referee: Lubomir Udvardi
                          Odita 60'

5 February 2005 Friendly  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  0–1  [Croatia] Hajduk Split  Belek, Turkey
                                                                 Dragičević 74'

Competitions

First League of Serbia and Montenegro

Main article: 2004–05 First League of Serbia and Montenegro

Overview


2004–05 FK Partizan season

Overview

Competition    Record
P              W       D   L   GF  GA   GD  Win %
SCG SuperLiga  30      25  5   0   81   20  +61    083.33
SCG Cup        4       3   0   1   8    4   +4     075.00
UEFA Cup       12      4   6   2   15   12  +3     033.33
Total          46      32  11  3   104  36  +68    069.57

League table

     Team
Pos    * v              Pld  W   D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification or relegation
       * t
       * e
1    Partizan (C)       30   25  5  0   81  20  +61  80   Qualification for Champions League second qualifying round
2    Red Star Belgrade  30   23  5  2   66  18  +48  74   Qualification for UEFA Cup second qualifying round
3    Zeta               30   18  5  7   52  30  +22  59
4    OFK Beograd        30   16  2  12  51  36  +15  50
5    Zemun              30   12  7  11  31  34  −3   43   Ineligible for 2005–06 European competitions

Source: RSSSF.org
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion
8 August 2004 1  Sutjeska       1–4  Partizan            Nikšić
                 Tucaković 44'       Ilić 19', 33', 52'  Stadium: Gradski stadion (Nikšić)
                                     Radonjić 41'

15 August 2004 2  Partizan  1–1  Borac Čačak            Belgrade
                  Ilić 26'       Stojanović 79' (pen.)  Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                                                        Attendance: 2,500

21 August 2004 3  Partizan            5–0  Hajduk Kula  Belgrade
                  Vukčević 78'                          Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                  Grubješić 79', 86'                    Attendance: 2,000
                  Đorđević 88'                          Referee: Igor Janković
                  Radonjić 90'

29 August 2004 4  Smederevo  1–3  Partizan               Smederevo
                  Tadić 77'       Radonjić 4', 54', 70'  Stadium: Smederevo City Stadium

11 September 2004 5  Partizan       1–0  Radnički  Belgrade
                                                   Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                     Grubješić 70'                 Attendance: 1,500
                                                   Referee: Ranko Spasojević


2004–05 FK Partizan season

19 September 2004 6  Budućnost  0–2  Partizan            Podgorica
                                     Radonjić 16'        Stadium: Podgorica City Stadium
                                     Perišić 20' (o.g.)  Attendance: 8,000
                                                         Referee: Goran Jovanović

25 September 2004 7  Partizan   4–1  Obilić  Belgrade
                     Boya
                     Ilić                    Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                     Grubješić

3 October 2004 8  Železnik   1–2  Partizan          Belgrade
                                  Radonjić 63'      Stadium: Železnik Stadium
                  Tasić 24'       Jozić 87' (o.g.)  Attendance: 2,000
                                                    Referee: Dejan Delević

16 October 2004 9  Partizan  0–0  Crvena zvezda  Belgrade
                                                 Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                                                 Attendance: 20,000
                                                 Referee: Dragomir Tanović

23 October 2004 10  OFK Beograd  0–2  Partizan             Belgrade
                                      Brnović 41'          Stadium: Omladinski Stadium
                                      Radonjić 65' (pen.)  Attendance: 3,000
                                                           Referee: Mihajlo Jeknić

30 October 2004 11  Partizan      1–0  Vojvodina  Belgrade
                                                  Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                    Vukčević 66'                  Attendance: 1,000
                                                  Referee: Nebojša Šijaković

7 November 2004 12  Zemun  0–5  Partizan         Belgrade
                                Grubješić 11'
                                Ćirić 33'        Stadium: Zemun Stadium
                                Ilić 65' (pen.)  Attendance: 2,000
                                Petrović 81'
                                Nađ 83'

20 November 2004 13  Partizan         3–2  Zeta           Belgrade
                     Boya 4'               Rašković 54'   Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                     Ilić 33' (pen.)       Trajković 78'  Attendance: 1,000
                     Brnović 86'                          Referee: D. Dedić

28 November 2004 14  Hajduk Beograd  0–3  Partizan           Belgrade
                                          Ćirić 39' (pen.)   Stadium: Stadion Hajduk Lion
                                          Vukčević 77', 79'  Attendance: 2,500
                                                             Referee: Milenko Vukadinović

5 December 2004 15  Partizan        3–1  Čukarički Stankom   Belgrade
                    Radović 10'                              Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                    Vukčević 60'         Milović 51' (o.g.)  Attendance: 2,000
                    Nađ 88' (pen.)                           Referee: Goran Leković


2004–05 FK Partizan season

26 March 2005* 16  Partizan          3–0  Sutjeska  Belgrade
                   Ćirić 26' (pen.)                 Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                   Milović 33'                      Attendance: 1,500
                   Grubješić 88'                    Referee: Goran Vićentijević

13 April 2005* 17  Borac Čačak     1–3  Partizan   Čačak
                                        Odita 18'  Stadium: Čačak Stadium
                   Stojanović 85'       Ilić 30'   Attendance: 6,000
                                        Rnić 74'   Referee: Dejan Andrejić

13 March 2005 18  Hajduk Kula  0–1  Partizan          Kula
                                    Antić 81' (o.g.)  Stadium: Stadion Hajduk
                                                      Attendance: 5,000

20 March 2005 19  Partizan          4–1  Smederevo  Belgrade
                  Brnović 42', 83'                  Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                  Radonjić 69'           Divić 68'  Attendance: 1,500
                  Grubješić 89'                     Referee: Dejan Andrejić

3 April 2005 20  Radnički      1–2  Partizan      Belgrade
                 Pavlović 37'       Ilić 9'       Stadium: Novi Beograd Stadium
                                    Mirković 60'  Referee: Dragutin Dedić

9 April 2005 21  Partizan  1–0  Budućnost  Belgrade
                                           Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                 Odita 1'                  Attendance: 1,500
                                           Referee: Dejan Jović

16 April 2005 22  Obilić  0–4  Partizan      Belgrade
                               Brnović 6'    Stadium: FK Obilić Stadium
                               Ilić 46'      Attendance: 1,500
                               Vukčević 71'  Referee: Dejan Delević
                               Odita 73'

20 April 2005 23  Partizan       4–1  Železnik    Belgrade
                  Vukčević 20'                    Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                  Odita 69'           Drinić 31'  Attendance: 1,000
                  Brnović 78'                     Referee: Darko Stojanović
                  Grubješić 90'

23 April 2005 24  Crvena zvezda  1–1  Partizan      Belgrade
                                                    Stadium: Rajko Mitić Stadium
                  Pantelić 12'        Đorđević 22'  Attendance: 35,000
                                                    Referee: Dragomir Tanović

30 April 2005 25  Partizan       3–2  OFK Beograd  Belgrade
                  Ilić 19', 28'       Stolica 64'  Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                  Rnić 51'            Baković 86'  Attendance: 3,000


2004–05 FK Partizan season

4 May 2005 26  Vojvodina    1–3  Partizan                    Novi Sad
                                 Pekarić 71' (o.g.)          Stadium: Karađorđe Stadium
               Vukelja 48'       Ilić 76' (pen.) 85' (pen.)  Attendance: 5,000
                                                             Referee: Dejan Andrejić

7 May 2005 27  Partizan             3–1  Zemun           Belgrade
               Vukčević 43' (pen.)                       Stadium: Partizan Stadium
               Odita 53', 62'            Teodorović 70'  Attendance: 3,500
                                                         Referee: Vladimir Jovanović

14 May 2005 28  Zeta        1–1  Partizan     Golubovci
                Mešter 63'       Vukčević 3'  Stadium: Stadion Trešnjica
                                              Attendance: 3,500

21 May 2005 29  Partizan                 7–0  Hajduk Beograd  Belgrade
                Ilić 25'
                Radonjić 29'                                  Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                Radović 36'                                   Attendance: 10,000
                Grubješić 54', 60', 87'                       Referee: Miroslav Vukadinović
                Babović 71'

28 May 2005 30  Čukarički Stankom   2–2  Partizan      Belgrade
                                         Ilić 21'      Stadium: Stadion Čukarički
                Spasojević 7', 53'       Vukčević 38'  Attendance: 1,500
                                                       Referee: Svetislav Marušić

Serbia and Montenegro Cup

Main article: 2004–05 Serbia and Montenegro Cup
11 September 2004 First round  Partizan                 4–1  Radnički Beograd  Belgrade
                               Grubješić 17', 55', 80'       Perović 85'       Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                               Radonjić 31'

27 October 2004 Second round  Vojvodina       1–3  Partizan       Novi Sad
                                                   Radonjić 6'    Stadium: Karađorđe Stadium
                              Govedarica 59'       Brnović 27'    Attendance: 8,000
                                                   Grubješić 56'  Referee: Goran Jovanović

10 November 2004 Quarter-finals  Partizan         1–0  Obilić  Belgrade
                                 Ilić 76' (pen.)               Stadium: Partizan Stadium
                                                               Referee: Mihajlo Jeknić

11 May 2005 Semi-finals  Crvena zvezda     2–0  Partizan  Belgrade
                         Žigić 10'                        Stadium: Red Star Stadium
                         Krivokapić 90+3'                 Attendance: 10,000
                                                          Referee: Dragomir Tanović

UEFA Cup


2004–05 FK Partizan season

UEFA Cup

Main article: 2004–05 UEFA Cup

Second Qualifying Round

12 August 2004 QR2  Oţelul Galaţi [Romania]  0–0     [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Constanţa, Romania
                                                                                Stadium: Stadionul Farul
19:00                                        Report                                    Attendance: 1,000
                                                                                Referee: Fritz Stuchlik (Austria)

26 August 2004 QR2  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  1–0         [Romania] Oţelul Galaţi  Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
                                                      (1–0 agg.)
                                                                                Stadium: Partizan Stadium
19:30               Radonjić 29'                      Report                               Attendance: 6,000
                                                                                Referee: Eduardo Iturralde González (Spain)

First round

16 September 2004 First round  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  3–1     [Romania] Dinamo București  Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
                               Tomić 53'                                                             Stadium: Stadion FK Partizan
20:00                          Boya 54'                          Report  Dănciulescu 24'             Attendance: 14,000
                               Brnović 85'                                                           Referee: Knud Erik Fisker (Denmark)

30 September 2004 First round  Dinamo București [Romania]  0–0         [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Bucharest, Romania
                                                           (1–3 agg.)
                                                                                Stadium: Stadionul Național
19:00                                                      Report                                        Attendance: 18,000
                                                                                Referee: Stéphane Bré (France)

Group E

Main article: 2004–05 UEFA Cup group stage § Group E

     Team
Pos    * v                             Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  Qualification                   MID  VIL  PTZ  LAZ  EGA
       * t
       * e
1    [England] Middlesbrough           4    3  0  1  6   2   +4  9    Advance to knockout stage       —    —    3–0  2–0  —
2    [Spain] Villarreal                4    2  2  0  8   2   +6  8                               2–0  —    —    —    4–0
3    [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  4    1  2  1  7   6   +1  5                               —    1–1  —    —    4–0
4    [Italy] Lazio                     4    0  3  1  5   7   −2  3                                    —    1–1  2–2  —    —
5    [Greece] Egaleo                   4    0  1  3  2   11  −9  1                               0–1  —    —    2–2  —


2004–05 FK Partizan season

Source: RSSSF
4 November 2004 1  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  4–0     [Greece] Egaleo  Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
                   Christou 22' (o.g.)                                        Stadium: Partizan Stadium
19:00              Ilić 55', 60'                     Report                   Attendance: 15,000
                   Vukčević 68'                                               Referee: Paulo Costa (Portugal)

25 November 2004 2  Lazio [Italy]  2–2     [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Rome, Italy
                    Di Canio 52'                                             Stadium: Stadio Olimpico
21:00               Inzaghi 73'    Report  Boya 6', 24'                      Attendance: 17,000
                                                                             Referee: Anton Stredak (Slovakia)

2 December 2004 3  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  1–1     [Spain] Villarreal  Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
                                                                                Stadium: Partizan Stadium
20:45              Tomić 65' (pen.)                  Report  Cazorla 17'         Attendance: 25,000
                                                                                Referee: Nicolai Vollquartz (Denmark)

15 December 2004 4  Middlesbrough [England]  3–0     [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Middlesbrough, England
                    Németh 10'                                                         Stadium: Riverside Stadium
20:45               Job 22'                  Report                                    Attendance: 20,856
                    Morrison 90'                                                       Referee: Grzegorz Gilewski (Poland)

Round of 32

16 February 2005 Round of 32  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  2–2     [Ukraine] Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk  Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
                                                                        Nazarenko 28'                    Stadium: Stadion FK Partizan
17:00                         Odita 12', 45'                    Report  Rusol 57'                        Attendance: 15,000
                                                                                Referee: Martin Hansson (Sweden)

24 February 2005 Round of 32  Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk [Ukraine]  0–1         [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine
                                                               (2–3 agg.)
                                                                                Stadium: Meteor Stadium
17:00                                                          Report      Radović 88'                       Attendance: 14,000
                                                                                Referee: Helmut Fleischer (Germany)

Round of 16

10 March 2005 Round of 16  Partizan [Serbia and Montenegro]  1–1     [Russia] CSKA Moscow  Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
                                                                                Stadium: Stadion FK Partizan
17:00                      Tomić 83' (pen.)                  Report  Aldonin 17'           Attendance: 20,000
                                                                                Referee: Jan Wegereef (Netherlands)


2004–05 FK Partizan season

17 March 2005 Round of 16  CSKA Moscow [Russia]    2–0         [Serbia and Montenegro] Partizan  Krasnodar, Russia
                                                   (3–1 agg.)
                           Carvalho 68'                                                          Stadium: Kuban Stadium
17:00                      Vágner Love 84' (pen.)  Report                                        Attendance: 23,000
                                                                                Referee: Gianluca Paparesta (Italy)

  * List of FK Partizan seasons
  * List of unbeaten football club seasons
  * Official website
  * Partizanopedia 2004-2005 (in Serbian)


2004–05 First Division (Guinea-Bissau)

The 2004-05 First Division season was the 27th of the amateur competition of the first-tier football in Guinea-Bissau. The tournament was organized by the Football Federation of Guinea-Bissau.SC de Bissau won their twelfth title and finished with 42 points and to financial reasons did not qualify and competed in the 2006 CAF Champions League the following season.Guinea-Bissau Cup, the second placed club did not participate in the 2006 CAF Confederation Cup the following season also to financial concerns.

Originally a 22 match season and would be 232, three later matches were cancelled and reduced its number to 228.

SC de Bissau was the defending team of the title. SC Bissau finished with 45 points and also scored the most goals and numbered 40. 5

Participating clubs

  * Sporting Clube de Bissau                                      * Sporting Clube de Bafatá
  * Bula Futebol Clube                                            * Futebol Clube de Cantchungo
  * Sport Portos de Bissau - Promoted from the Second Division    * Mavegro Futebol Clube
  * Sport Bissau e Benfica                                        * Desportivo de Gabú - Promoted from the Second Division
  * Atlético Clube de Bissorã                                     * Estrela Negra de Bolama - Promu de Segunda Divisião
  * Desportivo de Nhacra - Promoted from the Second Division      * CF Os Balantas

Overview

The league was contested by 12 teams with SC de Bissau winning the championship.

League standings


2004–05 First Division (Guinea-Bissau)

League standings

Pos  Team                         Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts
1    Sporting Clube de Bissau     22   13  6   3   40  18  +22  45
2    Atlético Clube de Bissorã    21   10  8   3   27  16  +11  38
3    Mavegro Futebol Clube        22   10  7   5   34  16  +18  37
4    CF Os Balantas               21   10  6   5   27  16  +11  36
5    Sport Bissau e Benfica       22   8   9   5   26  13  +13  33
6    Sport Portos de Bissau       21   9   6   6   24  17  +7   33
7    Desportivo de Gabú           22   5   10  7   23  27  -4   25
8    Estrela Negra de Bolama      21   7   3   11  35  37  -2   24
9    Futebol Clube de Cantchungo  22   6   6   10  16  33  -17  24
10   Bula Futebol Clube           22   6   3   13  22  48  -26  21
9    Sporting Clube de Bafatá     21   6   2   13  20  35  -15  20
10   Desportivo de Nhacra         21   3   6   12  13  31  -18  15

  National Champion
  Relegation to the Second Division

First Division 2004-05
Champions
     SC de Bissau
      12th title

  * Campeonato Nacional da Guiné-Bissau
  * Historic results at rsssf.org


The 2020–21 Israeli Basketball Premier League, for sponsorship reasons Ligat Winner, was the 67th season of the Israeli Basketball Premier League.

Format

The regular season will be played in a 26-round Round-Robin format.
The top 6 finishers will play the 5 round "upper house", with the other 7 teams playing the 7 round "bottom group".
The 6 upper group teams, joined by the top 2 teams from the bottom group, will play the originally planned to be Best-of-5 Quarter finals as Best-of-3 series.
The Semi finals and Finals will also be played as Best-of-3 series.

Teams

[2020–21 Israeli Basketball Premier League is located in Israel]
[Haifa]
Haifa
[Haifa]
Haifa
[Gilboa]
Gilboa
[Nes Ziona]
Nes Ziona
[Holon]
Holon
[Jerusalem]
Jerusalem
[Herzliya]
Herzliya
[Rishon LeZion]
Rishon LeZion
[Tel Aviv]
Tel Aviv
[Nahariya]
Nahariya
[Be'er Sheva]
Be'er Sheva
[Eilat]
Eilat
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Teams of the 2020–21 Israeli Basketball Premier League

Hapoel Haifa and Bnei Herzliya have been promoted to the league after placing the top two places of the 2019–20 Liga Leumit.

Stadia and locations

Team                   Home city                Stadium                 Capacity
Hapoel Be'er Sheva     Be'er Sheva              Conch Arena                3,000
Hapoel Eilat           Eilat                    Begin Arena                1,490
Hapoel Gilboa Galil    Gilboa Regional Council  Gan Ner Sports Hall        2,100
Hapoel Haifa           Haifa                    Romema Arena               5,000
Hapoel Holon           Holon                    Holon Toto Hall            5,500
Hapoel Jerusalem       Jerusalem                Pais Arena                11,000
Hapoel Tel Aviv        Tel Aviv                 Drive in Arena             3,504
Ironi Nahariya         Nahariya                 Ein Sarah                  2,500
Ironi Nes Ziona        Ness Ziona               Lev Hamoshava              1,200
Bnei Herzliya          Herzliya                 HaYovel Herzliya           1,500
Maccabi Haifa          Haifa                    Romema Arena               5,000
Maccabi Rishon LeZion  Rishon LeZion            Beit Maccabi Rishon        2,500
Maccabi Tel Aviv       Tel Aviv                 Menora Mivtachim Arena    10,383