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Rafael Benitez

Explore 14 football history records associated with Rafael Benitez, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.

Historical events

2001

Valencia Appointment

Takes charge of Valencia after leaving Tenerife.

Spain · Valencia
2001

Valencia Head Coach

Begins a highly successful period managing the Spanish club.

Spain · Valencia
2002

Spanish League Victory

Guides Valencia to its first league title in thirty-one years.

Spain · Valencia
2002

Valencia Championship

Wins the Spanish championship during his first Valencia season.

Spain · Valencia
2004

Valencia Double

Completes a domestic and European double before leaving the club.

Spain · Valencia
2004 June 16th

Liverpool Manager

Is appointed Liverpool manager after leaving Valencia.

Spain · Liverpool
2005 May 25th

Champions League Victory

Leads Liverpool to victory after trailing Milan by three goals.

Spain · Istanbul
2006

Liverpool Final Success with Benitez

The trophy goes to Liverpool as Benitez's side overcome West Ham United by 3-3, won on penalties.

Spain · Cardiff
2013

Benítez Takes Charge After Mazzarri

Rafael Benítez became Napoli manager in 2013 and introduced a more possession-oriented approach while guiding the team into European competition.

Spain · Naples
2013 May 15th

Chelsea European Trophy

Wins a European trophy during his interim managerial period.

Spain · Amsterdam
2013 May 15th

Europa League Victory

Guides Chelsea to Europa League victory over Benfica.

Spain · Amsterdam
2013 May 15th

Eurpopa League Winner

Steered Chelsea to the Europa League title while serving as interim manager.

Spain · Amsterdam
2017

Newcastle Championship Title

Wins the English second-tier championship during the promotion campaign.

Spain · Newcastle
2017

Premier League Promotion

Guides Newcastle United back to the Premier League.

Spain · Newcastle