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Who scored the first goal on British soil in European competition?
Sergio Ramos
Which soccer team was the first winner of a European trophy?
Tottenham Hotspur was the first British team to win an European competition when they won the now defunct UEFA European Cup Winners' Cup in 1963. they beat the Spanish side, Atletico Madrid 5-1 in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
When did Italian soccer first become a national competition?
1934
How did soccer become the country of Mexico's sport?
It was introduced to the Mexican people by British immigrants at the end of the 19th century; it became especially popular in central Mexico, where several British-owned factories and businesses brought British connationals as specialists.By 1898 the first soccer club was founded (known as the Orizaba Athletic Club) and by 1902 the first national football (soccer) competition was held. By 1907, Sir Reginald Tower (British ambassador to Mexico) donated a trophy in order to establish the Copa Mexico, consolidating the first national soccer league in Mexico.
Who was the first soccer transfer to a European club?
If you are refering to a British transfer then I beleve it was Jimmy Greaves A.C. Milan in 1961 for the massive purse of 100,000 pounds.
Who was the first WWE European champion?
The first WWE European Champion was The British Bulldog.
Who was the first ever WWE European Champion?
The first ever WWE European Champion was The British Bulldog
Who were the first British winners of the European cup?
Celtic
Who was the first female soccer player in history?
There really is no first female individual who played professional soccer. However, the very first female league for soccer was the British Ladies Football Club.
When did girls soccer come to the Olympics?
The first women's football Olympic competition was at the 1996 Games in Atlanta.
Which European country was the first to play ice hockey?
British
Which sport is awarded the konica cup?
Konica Cup was a football or soccer cup competition first started in Japan.
