Champions League Winner
Carlos Alberto Gomes opened the scoring with an acrobatic first-half finish against Monaco in the 2004 UEFA Champions League final, helping Porto win the competition.
Permanent historical records · Updated 2026-11-03
2004 in Brazil
Explore 10 historical events and records for Brazil in 2004.
Historical records for Brazil in 2004
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May
Gomes Champions League Final Opening Goal
Scores Porto's opening goal in their 3-0 final victory over Monaco.
August
Athens Women's Football Final
Wins the first of her two Olympic silver medals.
Olympic Silver Medal
Helps Brazil reach the Olympic women's football final.
November
Secretary of State for Defence
Appointed Minister of Defence
Other events (month unknown)
Euro 2004
In the final Portugal are beaten in a massive 1-0 upset by tournament underdogs Greece
Porto Champions League Final Opener
Opens the scoring against Monaco in the Champions League final, helping FC Porto establish control in a 3-0 victory.
Porto European Final Defensive Contribution
Contributes to Porto's defensive depth during its victorious 2003-04 Champions League campaign, which ends with a clean sheet against Monaco.
Premier League Championship
Gilberto Silva wins the 2003/04 Premier League championship with Arsenal and shields the defence and balances the attacking movement of Arsenal's midfield.
Rivaldo Joins Olympiacos
Rivaldo signs for Olympiacos after a distinguished career in Spain and Italy. The former Ballon d'Or winner contributes creativity and goal threat during a successful spell in Greek football.
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