1. Liverpool FC Established (1892)
On this day in 1892, Liverpool Football Club was founded, marking the beginning of one of English football’s most storied dynasties. Originally split from Everton over stadium disputes, Liverpool quickly rose to prominence, claiming 20 English top-flight titles (including two Premier League crowns) and 6 UEFA Champions League trophies . With a global fanbase and cultural touchstones like the "You’ll Never Walk Alone" anthem at Anfield, the Reds remain a symbol of resilience and success.
2. Real Madrid Secure Fourth Consecutive European Cup (1959)
In 1959, Real Madrid solidified their dominance by defeating Stade de Reims 2-0 in the European Cup final, extending their unprecedented four-year winning streak in the competition. Led by legends like Alfredo Di Stéfano and Ferenc Puskás, this era laid the foundation for Madrid’s 15 Champions League titles (the most by any club) . The victory cemented their status as Europe’s original superpower, a legacy still evident in their modern-day "Galácticos" era.
