Benfica 2012/13. Lost the League lead they had for months to Porto, with a 92' goal by Kelvin, that saw Jorge Jesus kneel in front of 50.000 Porto fans, Lost the Europa League final against Chelsea 4 days later, lost the actual league title in the last match day 4 days later, and the Portuguese cup final against Guimarães a week later.
Vitória SC* not Guimarães!! Sorry but Guimarães is not the name of the club but the name of the city, it would be like calling Arsenal or any other London based team London... witch is stupid...
As a Porto fan, that was the greatest collapse in my life :D My Benfica-fan friend to this day despises Jorge Jesus from dropping on his knees. Worse off, he went to watch the Europa League final in person. Never has he gone from such a high to such a low
The funny thing about Bayer is that Michael Ballack finished 2nd in EVERYTHING in that 01-02 season...went on to lose the World Cup Final with Germany as well.
It was worse for Ballack. he went on to star in the World cup in the summer scoring the winner in the semifinal as Germany reached the final of the world cup. However he was given a second yellow card in the semi final and missed the final. In total he missed out on the treble AND the world cup all in one season. AND he wears the number 13 shirt!!!
I was too young at that time, so I cannot tell how it felt, but being a Leverkusen supporter is not always easy. Nobody knows what would have happened if they had won three titles in 2002, but the chances of winning any trophy today are relatively low. Germany is dominated by Munich for years now and I honestly don't see that changing in a foreseeable time. So, finishing second or third in the league and making it to the national cup final is basically the best we as Leverkusen supporters could hope for, which is definitely not the same as seeing your team winning a title
Celtic did that too in 2003. Lost the league by a goal, lost in the league cup final to Rangers IL and lost the UEFA Cup final to a 116th minute winner. Brutal.
River Plate 1976. Libertadores -Campeonato Metropolitano - Torneo Nacional Cruzeiro 2009. Libertadores - Campeonato Mineiro and at the Brasileirão finished 4th with 4 point less of Flamengo the champion, wining only 1 match of the last seven and loosing by one or two points the qualification to the south-american competitions so I think is worst. At the south american championship loosed the final in their stadium 1-2 with they scoring the first goal.
It's a random YT name i picked, it's irrelevant. Judging by your comment, you actually didn't know that Arsenal did what City did in 1989, shows how much you know about football.
20 Times Man United Arsenal didn't do what City did. 1. Liverpool and Arsenal arent rivals 2. It was not a two goals in added time comeback 3. It wasn't even a tight game P.s. I'm not saying that the 89 Arsenal win wasn't better because it was, but by no means were the the two situations similar. They were very different.
O golo do Kelvin... Estava mesmo à espera que eles pusessem isso, mas não devem querer saber do futebol português dado o momento atual onde há quem mande em tudo e ganhe independentemente das circunstâncias
Diria o mesmo, mas tendo em conta que o colapso do Leverkusen foi tecnicamente maior (Champions > Liga Europa) é justificado em certos pontos. Ainda assim é impossível esqueçer. Desde o empate contra o Estoril ao empurrão do Cardozo, 2013 foi uma época para esquecer.
Sanchez Bashir Benfica wad ahead in the league (4 points I guess) and the team was hyped since it looked like they were going to win (including the fact that they were in the finals for the Portuguese Cup and Europa League). But after drawing against Estoril at home and losing to Porto, they lost the league. And it got worst since they lost the UEL to Chelsea and the Cup to Guimarães). TLDR: Something similar to Leverkusen but with some notches down in comparison.
I think Ajax's collapse in 2015-16 was the biggest collapse in the modern day of football. The Amsterdamers needed a win against confirmed relegation playoffs side De Graafschap to win the title, while PSV travelled to PEC Zwolle, who were in need of a win to qualify for the Europa League playoffs. It goes without saying that the Eindhoven club had a much more difficult match. PSV won 3-1, while Ajax shockingly drew 1-1, despite having the lead by halftime. De Graafschap ended up losing in the relegation/promotion playoffs, thus going down to the Eerste Divisie, but can forever hold in their memories that unlikely result against the almighty Ajax Amsterdam, bribing the Eredivisie trophy to PSV Eindhoven.
Arsenal were acutally 12 points behind but crucially they had three games in hand on United and having defeated United away that was crucial result so collapse harsh
It was worse for Ballack. he went on to star in the World cup in the summer scoring the winner in the semifinal as Germany reached the final of the world cup. However he was given a second yellow card in the semi final and missed the final. In total he missed out on the treble AND the world cup all in one season. AND he wears the number 13 shirt!!!
T B Historically meaningless! Haha in fact, FC Köln -- despite being their direct neighbors -- have like 5 rivalries they value higher. Just Imagine: leverkusen try to force the term Derby on FC Köln, but they wouldn't except it. hahahahahaha shows how meaningless Leverkusen is; how badly they want to establish an identity!
Benfica 2012/2013. In 3 weeks lost the treble, starting by losing the 1st place in the Championship to FCPorto (92' minute defeat against them in the second last game of the season), on that same week lost to Chelsea in Europa League final and then 1 and 1/2 weeks later lost the portuguese cup final to Guimarães
Hearts 1986.......1st in the league from day 1, losing the title on the last day of the season with a 2-0 defeat at Dundee...... Then losing the cup final the following week......
Bulgaria 2012-2013 season - Levski Sofia. A last minute win in the direct game vs Ludogorets put Levski in the lead with 2 points clear and a home game vs. Slavia Sofia remaining while Ludogorets had an away game against Montana (average team playing for nothing). Ludogorets won 3-0 while Levski needed just to score another win and claim the title. The final score was a 1-1 with an own goal equalizing the score and the title went to Ludogorets. Still hurts to this day and Levski Sofia hasn't won any silverware since 2009.
No one cares about your opinion either. Copa90 asked if your team has had any similar collapses like the ones mentioned and I gave my team as an example. Troll.
Fenerbahçe, 2009-10 season in Turkish Super League. They thought they were champions because of a wrong announce. When fans learned the truth, they were so angry that they burned their own stadium.
Watford 2014-15 in the championship when they conceded last minute to Sheffield Wednesday to hand the title over to us Bournemouth including our first ever top flight promotion
My team Dundee FC winning the 1st division in 2013/14. Our nearest rivals Hamilton Acidemical needed to win by 8 goals and Dundee to draw to go up. Hamilton won 10-2 but Dundee held on to a 2-1 win after an amazing last minute save. Never been so nervous and to top it off it was a helicopter Saturday.
even as a bayern fan i feel a little bit bad for them but i'm born in 1998 so sadfully i can't remember this fantastic last day of the season for my club
Neil Jennings the point is they shouldn't have lost it not just the slip but omfg 3 goals conceded to Crystal palace withen 10 minutes massive collapse
Sporting Lisbon 2015-16, after being 10 points clear they went out to lose the league by 2 points where them and Benfica both broke the points record Benfica 2012-13 - Got to the last 4 games 5 points clear, EL final, and cup final, lost the league to a 92nd minute goal, lost the EL final to a 92nd Ivanovic header and the cup final to a 92nd minute Guimaraes goal
Schalke 2001 they thought that they had won the league for the first time in 45 years but then Bayern‘s scores in the extra time on an indirect free kick inside the box against Hamburg
There's one season where Schalke fans thought they already won the league and came to the pitch celebrating, only to find out that they were overtaken by Bayern that very same day. I can't recall which season that was, can anybody help?
I think you should do a video about teams that were unable to fulfill their true potential, due to wars, disasters or bans. Everton were champions at the start of BOTH World Wars, and also at the start of the 5-year European ban on English clubs competing in Europe. Then there's the superb Man Utd and Torino teams who were killed in plane crashes. There must be more examples.
Schalke 01/02 LIiverpool 88/89 Monaco 03/04 Morientes and Guily end 3rd and lose CL final Lemar and Mbappe in 2016? AZ Almaar 06/07 with LVG but lost last game at bottom team end 3rd Hearts 2-0 Dundee , Celtic win 5-0 Arsenal 03, 8 points and 8.games but lose to Blackburn , 2-2 at highbury, draw bolton, lose to Leeds United 11/12 8 points but lost to Wigan, Drew to Everton 4-4 at home and lost away to City Madrid 03/04 12 points with 12 games then 11 from 36, lost 6 of final 7, Valencia win, Newcastle 95/96 12 points in January then lost 5 Feb to April Lost to liverpool 4-3 , love it Liverpool 13/14 44 from 48, 5 points with 3 games after 3-2 win to City, so beat weakened CL focus Chelsea, then Palace in 12 minutes Leverkusen, 01/02 5 point with 3 games, lost 2 of 3 , then lost cup and UCL. Had ballack, ze roberto, neuville, berba Arsenal 07/08 Henry leaves Preseason, 5 points clear then lost at Birmingham but draw last minute and next 4 Celtic 04/05 Helicopter sunday, went clear. Scott 2 goals in 2 mins for Motherwell Sarah Banks Kendall Woods Be sure to join our tactics discussion chat.whatsapp.com/ED6KCf5BY9UAdrYwZjpCzw Inter 01/02 Juve 99/00
Bayern Munich 2011-12 wasn't a Title Collapse but more of Treble Horror like Bayer Leverkushen Lost the CL Final at Home to Chelsea Came 2nd in Bundesliga to Dortmund (by significant gap) Lost 5-2 to Dortmund in DFB-Pokal Final
Schalke 01/02 LIiverpool 88/89 Monaco 03/04 Morientes and Guily end 3rd and lose CL final Lemar and Mbappe in 2016? AZ Almaar 06/07 with LVG but lost last game at bottom team end 3rd Hearts 2-0 Dundee , Celtic win 5-0 Arsenal 03, 8 points and 8.games but lose to Blackburn , 2-2 at highbury, draw bolton, lose to Leeds United 11/12 8 points but lost to Wigan, Drew to Everton 4-4 at home and lost away to City Madrid 03/04 12 points with 12 games then 11 from 36, lost 6 of final 7, Valencia win, Newcastle 95/96 12 points in January then lost 5 Feb to April Lost to liverpool 4-3 , love it Liverpool 13/14 44 from 48, 5 points with 3 games after 3-2 win to City, so beat weakened CL focus Chelsea, then Palace in 12 minutes Leverkusen, 01/02 5 point with 3 games, lost 2 of 3 , then lost cup and UCL. Had ballack, ze roberto, neuville, berba Arsenal 07/08 Henry leaves Preseason, 5 points clear then lost at Birmingham but draw last minute and next 4 Celtic 04/05 Helicopter sunday, went clear. Scott 2 goals in 2 mins for Motherwell Sarah Banks Kendall Woods Be sure to join our tactics discussion chat.whatsapp.com/ED6KCf5BY9UAdrYwZjpCzw
PSV's 2006/07 title. lost the lead after a draw at Utrecht and where 3th in the league behind Ajax and AZ, only 1 game left.. AZ played terible and lost 3-2. Ajax won 2-0, but PSV won his game with 5-1. Phillip cocu's late goal made PSV champion. What a day!:D
My team, PSV Eindhoven, snatched the title away from favourites Ajax on the final day of the 2015-16 Eredivisie, because Ajax miraculously drew 1-1 at second-to-last-placed De Graafschap. I cannot even begin to describe how amazing that felt. The 2016 win wasn't half as crazy as the 2007 one though, when PSV came from 3rd place on the final matchday to edge leaders AZ and Ajax on goal difference after beating Vitesse 5-1.
I know it was the championship but Brighton collapse in 16/17 season Especially with David Stockdales interview Last minute equaliser from Jack Grealish
Hearts 1985-86. Leading for most of the season they only had to avoid defeat at Dundee on the last day to win their first title since 1960. They conceded two goals in the last 7 minutes and when Celtic won 5-0 they clinched the title on goals difference. To make things worse Aberdeen beat them 3-0 a week later in the Scottish Cup final. Heartbreaking stuff.
2008 will always hurt. We lost 3 games that season and 2 of those were against Chelsea and Man.United, both of whom barely finished above us that season. We really,really should've won the league that season. So, so painful.
Heart of Midlothian 1986 Scottish Premier Division. Needed only 1 point to secure the title on the last day of the season. They were undefeated in the league since September. Lost to Dundee 2-0 thanks to two late goals from Albert Kidd.
Arsenal 89. Why the hell isnt that in this list. That was way way more dramatic. Actually snatching the title from the league leaders on the final day of the season in goal difference will never be beaten. Man City played a bottom table team. They should of won the game quite easily. Arsenal were playing one of the best sides in Europe and won. Not only by the exact amount needed but in the last seconds and away from home. Cumon now.
I was so young and wasn't even into sports, but I'll never let go of Arsenal's title collapse in 07-08. We really should've won the league that season, and we would've had Eduardo not been injured. We also most likely never would've lost Fabregas, Adebayor, and Van Persie. Winning the league that season would've made a statement that kids really can win. Arsenal that season were pretty reminiscent of AS Monaco in the 16-17 season (good thing Monaco won their league title).
Even as a devote Dortmund fan I've got to admit that Schalke should be on this list, for what happened at the end of the 2000/2001 Bundesliga season was simply unreal. Schalke have never ever been champions since the highest tier of German professional football is called Bundesliga (1963/64 season). 34 games in total, Schalke lead Bayern Munich after 32 games of the 2000/2001 season on better goal difference. Schalke then lost 1-0 to Stuttgart and Bayern wins 2-1 over Kaiserslautern after Alexander Zickler scored in injury time. So before the last game of the season, Bayern leads by 3 points but Schalke has the better goal difference. For the last game of the season, Schalke faced Unterhaching at home, ironically the last game ever to be played at the old "Parkstadion" in Schalke (now it's Veltins Arena). Bayern faced Hamburg at the same time. Schalke trail behind 0-2, then manage to equalize before Unterhaching take the lead again with only 20 minutes left on the clock. Schalke somehow manages to come back, winning 5-3. Simultaniously, Hamburg's Sergej Barbarez, that season's league top scorer, scores for Hamburg in the 90th minute, making the score 1-0 for Hamburg with no official time left on the clock. After hearing that, the Schalke fans go mental and storm the pitch, celebrating, people crying of joy etc. unaware of the fact that game in Hamburg was not ever yet. In the 94th minute, a Hamburg player seemingly plays the ball back to the Hamburg keeper, who ironically was on loan from Schalke, who then took the ball ball with his hands, which is technically illegal, so the referee awards an indirect free kick for Bayern Munich inside Hamburgs penalty area. Stefan Effenberg touches the ball and Patrick Andersson scores his first and only goal for Bayern Munich, making the score 1-1 and giving Bayern the point they need to win the Bundesliga over Schalke by one point. As you can tell, the Schalke fans were not amused...^^ You can look it up on UA-cam, just search for "Meister der Herzen Schalke" and you'll find enough footage of that infamous season finale.
Brighton 16/17 season. As a Brighton supporter I can vouch for the the disappointment felt by all who support the Albion. Promoted to the Premier League with 3 games left of the season to win the Championship title, but a 93’ minute equaliser from Aston Villa on the final game of the season denied us the title and gave it to Newcastle. That has to be one of the biggest promotion cock-ups along side United loosing it to City.
Schalke once scored in the stoppage time in the last match if the season to seal the title as Bayern were drawing when they scored and they too were in stoppage time, until Bayern scored again to win the title
you have forgotten schalke in 2001. 4 minutes champion, then bayern scored in hamburg in the last second at the last matchday with a freekick inside the penalty area after hamburg's goalkeeper catched a back-pass from his own defender.
Losing out on a treble? It's not just Leverkusen, ask the 2012/13 Benfica team. Lost to Porto 2-3 on the penultimate matchday in the last minute to put their destiny out of their hands. Lost to Chelsea in the EL final in the last minute, 1-2. To top it all off, they couldn't find a consolation in the Portuguese Cup, losing to Vitoria Guimaraes. Now that's sad.
In that 2007-2008 season for Arsenal it was just as painful the way we got eliminated from the Champions League, conceding a penalty straight after we scored a winning equaliser 😩💔 that season was the most promising season since we last won the league
Disagree re. Liverpool's 2013/14 campaign being a title collapse. Arsenal started the season great then faded, it wasn't until February that LFC got any momentum and had people talking about their title prospects. They needed a bunch of other results to go their way (like Sunderland beating Chelsea) and they had to win their last 14 games in a row to secure the title (from memory it was 14) and this was something only done once before in league history. They had a great team up front but leaky defence (quite a few games they'd concede 2 or 3 goals and win) and BR was tactically naive as a manager. They never looked like getting on top of Chelsea in the match at Anfield, regardless of whether Gerrard stayed on his feet or not. That game and the Palace game only highlighted their tactical/ defensive weaknesses as a squad. If Klopp had been in charge they might have got the extra 3 points in the season that would've placed them above City in the final standings...
Agree only with Chelsea part. In theory if they won at home the title was theres but they never seemed like they had a plan on how to Beat Mourinho and a draw would not have been enough
Danish Superliga 2002/03: Copenhagen Derby. 2. to last round of the season. Brøndby only needed a draw to win the title. FC Copenhagen needed to win. Enter stoppage time it was 0-0. The brøndby fans were celebrating the title. But then up stepped Hjalte Nørregaard. He scored his FIRST ever goal for FC Copenhagen to win the game. A massive collaps for brøndby.
Fenerbahçe 2005-2006, 2009-2010, lost the title and Cup to their rivals, 2011-2012 lost the title after a draw in home to their concurrent/rival on the last day. All this with 6 years.
Serie A 2001 - 2002, Inter Milan and Roma was placed in 1st and 2nd, Juve was third, almost same point for three club. in the last game of deciding the league winner, Inter lost 4-2 Against lazio, Roma 2-2 Venezia, and Juve won the league 1-0 Against Hellas Verona Serie A 2003-2004 a title race between Roma and Milan. Roma was champions in half season but in the last 5 games became inconsistent, eventually Milan Won the title in 2004.
Crusaders 16/17. Nine points clear, with Linfield second. Loss. Loss. Linfield. Win. Win. A fall from grace, now only two points ahead. Linfield v Cliftonville at Solitude, a match that could go either way, however Cliftonville were favoured. Crusaders v Glenavon at Seaview. There was no way the Cruz could lose this match. Linfield go 1-0 up. In the stand at Solitude, a man stands beside a radio, waiting. The cheer that confused all Cliftonville fans and won Linfield the league. The man shouted “GLENAVON JUST SCORED!” I went to the title celebration at Windsor. Won the Irish Cup, too
AZ Alkmaar in 2006-2007 season. They were top of the league on the final day of the season ahead of Ajax in 2nd and PSV in 3rd, all 3 teams on the same points and separated on goal difference. AZ were on their way to breaking the dominance of the "Big 3" of Dutch football till they suffered a shock defeat at relegation threatened Excelsior in the final game, playing with 10 men after 15 minutes in the game. Ajax won 0-2 at Willem II, and PSV beat Vitesse 5-1 so PSV and Ajax both finished on 75 points, but PSV become champions due to a better goal difference by just 1 goal (+50 for PSV, +49 for Ajax) to end one of the most exciting and closest title races in many years. Understandably AZ were average and still in mourning the following season but finally did win the title in 2009 with LVG as manager
Benfica 2012/13. Lost the League lead they had for months to Porto, with a 92' goal by Kelvin, that saw Jorge Jesus kneel in front of 50.000 Porto fans, Lost the Europa League final against Chelsea 4 days later, lost the actual league title in the last match day 4 days later, and the Portuguese cup final against Guimarães a week later.
Oh!! It WAS painful!!
Rangers1872 Oh boi that was great! All those tears born flowers of joy along us, FC Porto fans. Hahaha
Vitória SC* not Guimarães!! Sorry but Guimarães is not the name of the club but the name of the city, it would be like calling Arsenal or any other London based team London... witch is stupid...
As a Porto fan, that was the greatest collapse in my life :D My Benfica-fan friend to this day despises Jorge Jesus from dropping on his knees. Worse off, he went to watch the Europa League final in person. Never has he gone from such a high to such a low
Quantum PT you aren’t a Porto fan if you call them fc porto🤦♂️
The funny thing about Bayer is that Michael Ballack finished 2nd in EVERYTHING in that 01-02 season...went on to lose the World Cup Final with Germany as well.
Couldn't play in the final though.
And also lost UCL final to Real Madrid 2-1
Leverkusen wtf that's awfully sad. Imagine the fans
Rohan N very heartbreaking losing all 3 titles
It was worse for Ballack. he went on to star in the World cup in the summer scoring the winner in the semifinal as Germany reached the final of the world cup. However he was given a second yellow card in the semi final and missed the final. In total he missed out on the treble AND the world cup all in one season. AND he wears the number 13 shirt!!!
I can tell you, it still hurts. Especially because Leverkusen haven't got near to win something since... maybe this season the DFB Pokal could be ours
I was too young at that time, so I cannot tell how it felt, but being a Leverkusen supporter is not always easy. Nobody knows what would have happened if they had won three titles in 2002, but the chances of winning any trophy today are relatively low. Germany is dominated by Munich for years now and I honestly don't see that changing in a foreseeable time. So, finishing second or third in the league and making it to the national cup final is basically the best we as Leverkusen supporters could hope for, which is definitely not the same as seeing your team winning a title
Battist Oberhößel Let's hope we manage to beat Bremen on Thursday, after 2009 and 2016 I guess it's our turn.. hopefully 🙏
Arsenal 1989, last day of the season v liverpool
wrong category
So liverpool didn’t have a title
Collapse?
what you should say is liverpool in 1989, what you said is very misleading
Didn’t you know that according to many of this generation football didn’t exist before the advent of the premier league in 92/93? Sad isn’t it...
JammyMan II
A treble of 2nd place finishings? That's something that not even Spurs could achieve.
That would bottle it before they could get to second
Celtic did that too in 2003. Lost the league by a goal, lost in the league cup final to Rangers IL and lost the UEFA Cup final to a 116th minute winner. Brutal.
River Plate 1976. Libertadores -Campeonato Metropolitano - Torneo Nacional
Cruzeiro 2009. Libertadores - Campeonato Mineiro and at the Brasileirão finished 4th with 4 point less of Flamengo the champion, wining only 1 match of the last seven and loosing by one or two points the qualification to the south-american competitions so I think is worst. At the south american championship loosed the final in their stadium 1-2 with they scoring the first goal.
That Aguero goal will never ever be repeated the circumstances,the rivalry and the way it happened, I was lucky to experience it.
Arsenal 89.
20 Times Man United your name just tells me you have no clue about football.
It's a random YT name i picked, it's irrelevant. Judging by your comment, you actually didn't know that Arsenal did what City did in 1989, shows how much you know about football.
Dan Bridgehouse You just embarrassed yourself mate
20 Times Man United Arsenal didn't do what City did.
1. Liverpool and Arsenal arent rivals
2. It was not a two goals in added time comeback
3. It wasn't even a tight game
P.s. I'm not saying that the 89 Arsenal win wasn't better because it was, but by no means were the the two situations similar. They were very different.
You cant make a list like this and not include benfica's 2012/13
André Moreira :'(
O golo do Kelvin... Estava mesmo à espera que eles pusessem isso, mas não devem querer saber do futebol português dado o momento atual onde há quem mande em tudo e ganhe independentemente das circunstâncias
Diria o mesmo, mas tendo em conta que o colapso do Leverkusen foi tecnicamente maior (Champions > Liga Europa) é justificado em certos pontos.
Ainda assim é impossível esqueçer. Desde o empate contra o Estoril ao empurrão do Cardozo, 2013 foi uma época para esquecer.
André Moreira what happened to them
Sanchez Bashir Benfica wad ahead in the league (4 points I guess) and the team was hyped since it looked like they were going to win (including the fact that they were in the finals for the Portuguese Cup and Europa League). But after drawing against Estoril at home and losing to Porto, they lost the league. And it got worst since they lost the UEL to Chelsea and the Cup to Guimarães).
TLDR: Something similar to Leverkusen but with some notches down in comparison.
I think Ajax's collapse in 2015-16 was the biggest collapse in the modern day of football. The Amsterdamers needed a win against confirmed relegation playoffs side De Graafschap to win the title, while PSV travelled to PEC Zwolle, who were in need of a win to qualify for the Europa League playoffs. It goes without saying that the Eindhoven club had a much more difficult match. PSV won 3-1, while Ajax shockingly drew 1-1, despite having the lead by halftime. De Graafschap ended up losing in the relegation/promotion playoffs, thus going down to the Eerste Divisie, but can forever hold in their memories that unlikely result against the almighty Ajax Amsterdam, bribing the Eredivisie trophy to PSV Eindhoven.
Stevie Gerrard sends his regards lmao
so does aguero...
Even if he didn’t slip we still would’ve lost the title. Chelsea would’ve won 1-0 instead of 2-0.
@@euroball5335 second goal came very late as a counter attack I guess, anyways draw is not enough to win the league
Arsenal - 1997/98, 11 points down to Manchester United in March, Arsenal took the league title from Manchester United and won the FA Cup
That Overmars finish :)
Arsenal had a key injury in the season listed in the video and still we put on the list....
Arsenal were acutally 12 points behind but crucially they had three games in hand on United and having defeated United away that was crucial result so collapse harsh
Arsenal had three games in hand and it was 12 points
It was worse for Ballack. he went on to star in the World cup in the summer scoring the winner in the semifinal as Germany reached the final of the world cup. However he was given a second yellow card in the semi final and missed the final. In total he missed out on the treble AND the world cup all in one season. AND he wears the number 13 shirt!!!
You have to feel for Leverkusen ...
Dhilax Rasaratnam tbh I really couldn't care less about it
Plastic club - nobody cares about them...
T B Historically meaningless! Haha in fact, FC Köln -- despite being their direct neighbors -- have like 5 rivalries they value higher. Just Imagine: leverkusen try to force the term Derby on FC Köln, but they wouldn't except it. hahahahahaha shows how meaningless Leverkusen is; how badly they want to establish an identity!
Liverpool - Arsenal -89 anyone??
How did they leave out Schalke's 4 Minute Championship?! It is the most dramatic Collapse ever - definitively worse than Bayer Leverkusen...
Where's Norwich from 1992/93? Eight points clear at the top at Christmas, only managed 3rd. Still, at least they had Europe...
big up norwich. people forget we used to be decent
Jack Wright it's only 8 points
RAGERZ xX ViBe I know. Thing is we've got the self respect Ipswich don't, we don't need any stars, we just surprise people as underdogs. 😂
Jack Wright still had a minus goal diffrence
Jack Wright wba could have won the 54/55 season but the dingles took it after we had some injuries. We won the fa cup that season at least
Benfica 2012/2013. In 3 weeks lost the treble, starting by losing the 1st place in the Championship to FCPorto (92' minute defeat against them in the second last game of the season), on that same week lost to Chelsea in Europa League final and then 1 and 1/2 weeks later lost the portuguese cup final to Guimarães
Hearts 1986.......1st in the league from day 1, losing the title on the last day of the season with a 2-0 defeat at Dundee......
Then losing the cup final the following week......
😂😂😂😂"Tears from Suarez, tears from the away bridge, tears all over Mersiside" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One fucking slip...
Revenge is our middle name so watch out man City
@@brunodacruz5402 oh.
Tears all over Merseyside..... unless you're an Evertonian.
schalke 2000/2001 ?
Das war so! lustig
Ikr. That was very similar to the United one in 2012
We didn’t collapse we barely missed out
Beastgaming FTW yeah, but they used collapse to make the title more interesting. Liverpool for example didn't collapse either.
Yeah But The 2009/10 Title Hopes For Schalke Collasped As Well
Scruttons throwing away the league title against Palmers...
Barney Booth absolutely quality 😂👏
This guy knows
aye ahaha
Bulgaria 2012-2013 season - Levski Sofia. A last minute win in the direct game vs Ludogorets put Levski in the lead with 2 points clear and a home game vs. Slavia Sofia remaining while Ludogorets had an away game against Montana (average team playing for nothing). Ludogorets won 3-0 while Levski needed just to score another win and claim the title. The final score was a 1-1 with an own goal equalizing the score and the title went to Ludogorets. Still hurts to this day and Levski Sofia hasn't won any silverware since 2009.
insomnia1914
Ludogorets?
Mesut Ozil
No one cares about tinpot leauges like Bulgaria
No one cares about your opinion either. Copa90 asked if your team has had any similar collapses like the ones mentioned and I gave my team as an example. Troll.
As Always, Arsenal Ranked at Number 4...
They haven’t finished 4th since 2013/14....
Let this meme die already.
They deserve to be
Fenerbahçe, 2009-10 season in Turkish Super League. They thought they were champions because of a wrong announce. When fans learned the truth, they were so angry that they burned their own stadium.
Watford 2014-15 in the championship when they conceded last minute to Sheffield Wednesday to hand the title over to us Bournemouth including our first ever top flight promotion
Jesus Christ, that leverkusen one is extremely sad
My team Dundee FC winning the 1st division in 2013/14. Our nearest rivals Hamilton Acidemical needed to win by 8 goals and Dundee to draw to go up. Hamilton won 10-2 but Dundee held on to a 2-1 win after an amazing last minute save. Never been so nervous and to top it off it was a helicopter Saturday.
FC Schalke 04 in 2001 should be in this
David Sedlaczek The 30 second champions. Got to feel bad for them.
even as a bayern fan i feel a little bit bad for them but i'm born in 1998 so sadfully i can't remember this fantastic last day of the season for my club
David Sedlaczek was that the same year where 12th to 20th still could get relegated?
in the bundesliga we have only 18 teams but i know what u mean but i'm also not sure if it was back then in 2000/01
David Sedlaczek Yup I just realise it is 16th to 18th got relegated back then. Now it is 16th that earn a play off berth. A fan of the change?
The Liverpool one wasn't really a collapse, they were never massively ahead
Neil Jennings the point is they shouldn't have lost it not just the slip but omfg 3 goals conceded to Crystal palace withen 10 minutes massive collapse
Had to beat Chelsea at home with 2 games left. It was straight forward
Sporting Lisbon 2015-16, after being 10 points clear they went out to lose the league by 2 points where them and Benfica both broke the points record
Benfica 2012-13 - Got to the last 4 games 5 points clear, EL final, and cup final, lost the league to a 92nd minute goal, lost the EL final to a 92nd Ivanovic header and the cup final to a 92nd minute Guimaraes goal
Schalke 2001 they thought that they had won the league for the first time in 45 years but then Bayern‘s scores in the extra time on an indirect free kick inside the box against Hamburg
Oh, that Leverkusen one hits right in the feels. 😭
Schalke in 2001
They where the Champions for 4:38 min.
Bayern took it away
that 2011/2012 season was unreal, none have been anywhere as interesting since then
When are derby days coming back and also if you do could you please do the holy war cracovia vs wistla
Gaming with David
They've already done one I think
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They could talk about in more detail
You could say Liverpool's title slipped away.
Old.
Deportivo La Coruna threw it all away against Barcelona in 1994 by wasting a last minute penalty.
The aguerooooo moment is the best moment in Premier league history
Coming from a Liverpool fan!
Whyy is this recommended to me when arsenal are 8 points clear 😭😭😭
There's one season where Schalke fans thought they already won the league and came to the pitch celebrating, only to find out that they were overtaken by Bayern that very same day. I can't recall which season that was, can anybody help?
Newcastle is cursed
8. Dortmund 18/19
9. Liverpool 18/19
I think you should do a video about teams that were unable to fulfill their true potential, due to wars, disasters or bans. Everton were champions at the start of BOTH World Wars, and also at the start of the 5-year European ban on English clubs competing in Europe. Then there's the superb Man Utd and Torino teams who were killed in plane crashes. There must be more examples.
Man U throwing it away has to be the biggest one!!!! Greatest day in premier league history
0:17 That man city fan who is like 8 is putting the middle finger up lmao.
bazil anwar i’m a man city fan and i was laughing my head off😂😂😂
Where is Juve 1999/2000 (Win by Lazio) and Inter 2001/2002 (Win by Juventus)
Schalke 01/02
LIiverpool 88/89
Monaco 03/04 Morientes and Guily end 3rd and lose CL final
Lemar and Mbappe in 2016?
AZ Almaar 06/07 with LVG but lost last game at bottom team end 3rd
Hearts 2-0 Dundee , Celtic win 5-0
Arsenal 03, 8 points and 8.games but lose to Blackburn , 2-2 at highbury, draw bolton, lose to Leeds
United 11/12 8 points but lost to Wigan, Drew to Everton 4-4 at home and lost away to City
Madrid 03/04 12 points with 12 games then 11 from 36, lost 6 of final 7, Valencia win,
Newcastle 95/96 12 points in January then lost 5 Feb to April
Lost to liverpool 4-3 , love it
Liverpool 13/14 44 from 48, 5 points with 3 games after 3-2 win to City, so beat weakened CL focus Chelsea, then Palace in 12 minutes
Leverkusen, 01/02 5 point with 3 games, lost 2 of 3 , then lost cup and UCL. Had ballack, ze roberto, neuville, berba
Arsenal 07/08 Henry leaves Preseason, 5 points clear then lost at Birmingham but draw last minute and next 4
Celtic 04/05 Helicopter sunday, went clear. Scott 2 goals in 2 mins for Motherwell
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Inter 01/02
Juve 99/00
you missed brighton 16-17 7 or 8 points clear with 3 games left and bottled it
Bayern Munich 2011-12 wasn't a Title Collapse but more of Treble Horror like Bayer Leverkushen
Lost the CL Final at Home to Chelsea
Came 2nd in Bundesliga to Dortmund (by significant gap)
Lost 5-2 to Dortmund in DFB-Pokal Final
Ajax when they fucked it up against de graafschap😂
Ajax 2015/2016 bryan smeets scored the best goal ever scored to give psv the title in the eredivisie
Explain
Had to skip 2, still too painful.
daniel mcdermott Same
LFC Gamer so you've said... 😂
Same lol
no 5 maggio 2002?!
LOL
Schalke 01/02
LIiverpool 88/89
Monaco 03/04 Morientes and Guily end 3rd and lose CL final
Lemar and Mbappe in 2016?
AZ Almaar 06/07 with LVG but lost last game at bottom team end 3rd
Hearts 2-0 Dundee , Celtic win 5-0
Arsenal 03, 8 points and 8.games but lose to Blackburn , 2-2 at highbury, draw bolton, lose to Leeds
United 11/12 8 points but lost to Wigan, Drew to Everton 4-4 at home and lost away to City
Madrid 03/04 12 points with 12 games then 11 from 36, lost 6 of final 7, Valencia win,
Newcastle 95/96 12 points in January then lost 5 Feb to April
Lost to liverpool 4-3 , love it
Liverpool 13/14 44 from 48, 5 points with 3 games after 3-2 win to City, so beat weakened CL focus Chelsea, then Palace in 12 minutes
Leverkusen, 01/02 5 point with 3 games, lost 2 of 3 , then lost cup and UCL. Had ballack, ze roberto, neuville, berba
Arsenal 07/08 Henry leaves Preseason, 5 points clear then lost at Birmingham but draw last minute and next 4
Celtic 04/05 Helicopter sunday, went clear. Scott 2 goals in 2 mins for Motherwell
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Ah yes, AZ Alkmaar AND Ajax losing the title in 2007 due to poor results of their own and a 5-1 victory for PSV over Vitesse on the last matchday.
La Volpe's Boca Juniors is an interesting case of title collapse. That final match against Estudiantes was crazy
PSV's 2006/07 title. lost the lead after a draw at Utrecht and where 3th in the league behind Ajax and AZ, only 1 game left..
AZ played terible and lost 3-2. Ajax won 2-0, but PSV won his game with 5-1. Phillip cocu's late goal made PSV champion. What a day!:D
Didn’t even watch the vid yet and I know damn well that my Liverpool are going to be up here .... probably 2-3 times 😪
Benny Boss i hope it doesnt happen this year😢
Unfortunately Benfica did it in 2013, losing the “already won title”, Europa league and taça portuguesa final
Oh the joy of being a Newcastle fan and having THAT be the campaign everyone remembers...
My team, PSV Eindhoven, snatched the title away from favourites Ajax on the final day of the 2015-16 Eredivisie, because Ajax miraculously drew 1-1 at second-to-last-placed De Graafschap. I cannot even begin to describe how amazing that felt. The 2016 win wasn't half as crazy as the 2007 one though, when PSV came from 3rd place on the final matchday to edge leaders AZ and Ajax on goal difference after beating Vitesse 5-1.
I know it was the championship but Brighton collapse in 16/17 season
Especially with David Stockdales interview
Last minute equaliser from Jack Grealish
Helicopter Sunday still makes me happy
Where wolves 12 pts clear to there rivals West Brom and they completey mjss the play offs and Birmingham go up aswell 😂😂
Hearts 1985-86. Leading for most of the season they only had to avoid defeat at Dundee on the last day to win their first title since 1960. They conceded two goals in the last 7 minutes and when Celtic won 5-0 they clinched the title on goals difference. To make things worse Aberdeen beat them 3-0 a week later in the Scottish Cup final. Heartbreaking stuff.
13-14 season. The best season of all time. The amount of crazy moments is ridiculous
CriRo7 Na. There were so many mad moments
A treble to 0? Damn
Manchester city will not pop the champagne after winning the league, they will pop oil ;)
Is oil a celebratory drink? I had no idea.
Rohit Chetri imagine being this funny ha ha
Manchester United Its overused and not funny, salty that man city are so much better than your average squad of dancers
@Manchester United so you are saying you can't buy player? Only homegrown?
Rohit Chetri plastic liverpool fan... not even from liverpool
2008 will always hurt. We lost 3 games that season and 2 of those were against Chelsea and Man.United, both of whom barely finished above us that season. We really,really should've won the league that season. So, so painful.
Brilliant vid👏
You must add kashima antlers last season. :(
Heart of Midlothian 1986 Scottish Premier Division. Needed only 1 point to secure the title on the last day of the season. They were undefeated in the league since September. Lost to Dundee 2-0 thanks to two late goals from Albert Kidd.
Schalke 2001 was the worst ever. Champions for 4 minutes, it was heartbreaking.
Arsenal 89. Why the hell isnt that in this list. That was way way more dramatic. Actually snatching the title from the league leaders on the final day of the season in goal difference will never be beaten. Man City played a bottom table team. They should of won the game quite easily. Arsenal were playing one of the best sides in Europe and won. Not only by the exact amount needed but in the last seconds and away from home. Cumon now.
I was so young and wasn't even into sports, but I'll never let go of Arsenal's title collapse in 07-08. We really should've won the league that season, and we would've had Eduardo not been injured. We also most likely never would've lost Fabregas, Adebayor, and Van Persie. Winning the league that season would've made a statement that kids really can win. Arsenal that season were pretty reminiscent of AS Monaco in the 16-17 season (good thing Monaco won their league title).
Even as a devote Dortmund fan I've got to admit that Schalke should be on this list, for what happened at the end of the 2000/2001 Bundesliga season was simply unreal.
Schalke have never ever been champions since the highest tier of German professional football is called Bundesliga (1963/64 season).
34 games in total, Schalke lead Bayern Munich after 32 games of the 2000/2001 season on better goal difference. Schalke then lost 1-0 to Stuttgart and Bayern wins 2-1 over Kaiserslautern after Alexander Zickler scored in injury time. So before the last game of the season, Bayern leads by 3 points but Schalke has the better goal difference.
For the last game of the season, Schalke faced Unterhaching at home, ironically the last game ever to be played at the old "Parkstadion" in Schalke (now it's Veltins Arena). Bayern faced Hamburg at the same time.
Schalke trail behind 0-2, then manage to equalize before Unterhaching take the lead again with only 20 minutes left on the clock. Schalke somehow manages to come back, winning 5-3. Simultaniously, Hamburg's Sergej Barbarez, that season's league top scorer, scores for Hamburg in the 90th minute, making the score 1-0 for Hamburg with no official time left on the clock. After hearing that, the Schalke fans go mental and storm the pitch, celebrating, people crying of joy etc. unaware of the fact that game in Hamburg was not ever yet. In the 94th minute, a Hamburg player seemingly plays the ball back to the Hamburg keeper, who ironically was on loan from Schalke, who then took the ball ball with his hands, which is technically illegal, so the referee awards an indirect free kick for Bayern Munich inside Hamburgs penalty area. Stefan Effenberg touches the ball and Patrick Andersson scores his first and only goal for Bayern Munich, making the score 1-1 and giving Bayern the point they need to win the Bundesliga over Schalke by one point.
As you can tell, the Schalke fans were not amused...^^
You can look it up on UA-cam, just search for "Meister der Herzen Schalke" and you'll find enough footage of that infamous season finale.
Does Juventus 2005/06 count because they won the title, got it stripped and got relegated to Serie B
“We can’t let this slip”-Stevie G...
Brighton 16/17 season. As a Brighton supporter I can vouch for the the disappointment felt by all who support the Albion. Promoted to the Premier League with 3 games left of the season to win the Championship title, but a 93’ minute equaliser from Aston Villa on the final game of the season denied us the title and gave it to Newcastle. That has to be one of the biggest promotion cock-ups along side United loosing it to City.
Schalke once scored in the stoppage time in the last match if the season to seal the title as Bayern were drawing when they scored and they too were in stoppage time, until Bayern scored again to win the title
I remember watching the Everton vs United game, after the match the presenters said that whoever won out of City and United would win the league
you have forgotten schalke in 2001. 4 minutes champion, then bayern scored in hamburg in the last second at the last matchday with a freekick inside the penalty area after hamburg's goalkeeper catched a back-pass from his own defender.
Losing out on a treble? It's not just Leverkusen, ask the 2012/13 Benfica team. Lost to Porto 2-3 on the penultimate matchday in the last minute to put their destiny out of their hands. Lost to Chelsea in the EL final in the last minute, 1-2. To top it all off, they couldn't find a consolation in the Portuguese Cup, losing to Vitoria Guimaraes. Now that's sad.
What about Hearts in '86? Lost the league with 7 minutes to go then cup the following week....as a Hibs fan always cheers me up :)
Brighton 2016/17 7 points clear with 3 games
Damn Leverkusen... That's tough af
Hey Schalke fans, why not ask Copa90 the „Meister der Herzen“ moment?.
In that 2007-2008 season for Arsenal it was just as painful the way we got eliminated from the Champions League, conceding a penalty straight after we scored a winning equaliser 😩💔 that season was the most promising season since we last won the league
For me ..it's 2003-2004.... Madrid lost 5games eventhough we had 8points lead in 28 matches...it hurts....
In the words of Adam Sandler:
YOU BLEW IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Disagree re. Liverpool's 2013/14 campaign being a title collapse. Arsenal started the season great then faded, it wasn't until February that LFC got any momentum and had people talking about their title prospects. They needed a bunch of other results to go their way (like Sunderland beating Chelsea) and they had to win their last 14 games in a row to secure the title (from memory it was 14) and this was something only done once before in league history. They had a great team up front but leaky defence (quite a few games they'd concede 2 or 3 goals and win) and BR was tactically naive as a manager. They never looked like getting on top of Chelsea in the match at Anfield, regardless of whether Gerrard stayed on his feet or not. That game and the Palace game only highlighted their tactical/ defensive weaknesses as a squad. If Klopp had been in charge they might have got the extra 3 points in the season that would've placed them above City in the final standings...
Agree only with Chelsea part. In theory if they won at home the title was theres but they never seemed like they had a plan on how to Beat Mourinho and a draw would not have been enough
Add to poor officiating against Chelsea and City in the winter period
as a Liverpool fan i thought our 2013/14 was bad until i saw Leverkusen losing a treble... like wow that was worse
Please dont remind me about the 13/14 season Copa90
Danish Superliga 2002/03: Copenhagen Derby. 2. to last round of the season. Brøndby only needed a draw to win the title. FC Copenhagen needed to win. Enter stoppage time it was 0-0. The brøndby fans were celebrating the title. But then up stepped Hjalte Nørregaard. He scored his FIRST ever goal for FC Copenhagen to win the game. A massive collaps for brøndby.
Fenerbahçe 2005-2006, 2009-2010, lost the title and Cup to their rivals, 2011-2012 lost the title after a draw in home to their concurrent/rival on the last day. All this with 6 years.
Liverpool 😂😂😂. This joke will never get old.
Serie A 2001 - 2002, Inter Milan and Roma was placed in 1st and 2nd, Juve was third, almost same point for three club. in the last game of deciding the league winner, Inter lost 4-2 Against lazio, Roma 2-2 Venezia, and Juve won the league 1-0 Against Hellas Verona
Serie A 2003-2004 a title race between Roma and Milan. Roma was champions in half season but in the last 5 games became inconsistent, eventually Milan Won the title in 2004.
I haven't looked but helicopter Sunday must be here, or should be. 🇬🇧
Crusaders 16/17. Nine points clear, with Linfield second. Loss. Loss.
Linfield.
Win. Win.
A fall from grace, now only two points ahead.
Linfield v Cliftonville at Solitude, a match that could go either way, however Cliftonville were favoured.
Crusaders v Glenavon at Seaview. There was no way the Cruz could lose this match.
Linfield go 1-0 up.
In the stand at Solitude, a man stands beside a radio, waiting.
The cheer that confused all Cliftonville fans and won Linfield the league. The man shouted “GLENAVON JUST SCORED!”
I went to the title celebration at Windsor. Won the Irish Cup, too
AZ Alkmaar in 2006-2007 season. They were top of the league on the final day of the season ahead of Ajax in 2nd and PSV in 3rd, all 3 teams on the same points and separated on goal difference. AZ were on their way to breaking the dominance of the "Big 3" of Dutch football till they suffered a shock defeat at relegation threatened Excelsior in the final game, playing with 10 men after 15 minutes in the game. Ajax won 0-2 at Willem II, and PSV beat Vitesse 5-1 so PSV and Ajax both finished on 75 points, but PSV become champions due to a better goal difference by just 1 goal (+50 for PSV, +49 for Ajax) to end one of the most exciting and closest title races in many years.
Understandably AZ were average and still in mourning the following season but finally did win the title in 2009 with LVG as manager
I completly miss Schalke 04 and their "Meisterschaft der Herzen". This was reallly painfull.
No 1998 Inter Milan Ronald by Juventus with Referee call? what a surprise!
I am happy that I did not have to see it again but our collapse 2000/2001 is probably the most dramatic one in football history.