Champions League Last-Sixteen Trip to Madrid
Rooney takes part in Manchester United's Champions League tie against Real Madrid, which finishes in elimination following a controversial red card in the return leg.
Explore 88 historical events and records for Great Britain in 2013.
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Rooney takes part in Manchester United's Champions League tie against Real Madrid, which finishes in elimination following a controversial red card in the return leg.
Solly establishes himself among Charlton Athletic's most consistent Championship performers through dependable defending.
Lampard contributes to Chelsea’s Europa League campaign as the club defeat Basel over two legs and qualify for the Amsterdam final.
Lampard turns in Eden Hazard's low cross at Villa Park to score his 203rd Chelsea goal and become the club's all-time leading scorer.
Lampard scores from the edge of the area against Aston Villa to draw level with Bobby Tambling on 202 Chelsea goals.
Daniel Sturridge agreed a move from Chelsea to Liverpool at the start of 2013, beginning a productive partnership with Luis Suárez.
Is appointed a Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour in the New Year Honours.
Leads discovery of Kepler-37 b, then the smallest known exoplanet.
Beckham captained Paris Saint-Germain during his last home appearance against Brest. He received an emotional farewell from teammates and supporters when substituted near the end of the match.
Lampard strikes England's winning goal against Brazil in a 2-1 friendly victory at Wembley, producing a memorable international moment.
Beckham's appearance against Brest became the final match of his professional playing career. The occasion ended with applause from the Paris Saint-Germain crowd as he left the field late in the game.
Beckham added the Ligue 1 title to his honours when Paris Saint-Germain won the 2012–13 French championship. This made him a league champion in England, Spain, the United States and France.
Gerrard passes the five-hundred appearance milestone in the Premier League, reflecting his longevity in Liverpool's midfield.
Beckham ended his playing career having won top-flight championships in four different countries. His honours spanned Manchester United, Real Madrid, LA Galaxy and Paris Saint-Germain.
Trotta missed a stoppage-time penalty against Doncaster Rovers in the final league match, preceding a counterattack that denied Brentford automatic promotion.
Rösler's Brentford reached the League One playoff final against Yeovil Town after narrowly missing automatic promotion.
Becomes Wolves manager following relegation to League One and begins an extensive rebuilding effort.
Becomes central to Liverpool's title challenge under Brendan Rodgers.
Rooney remains a major attacking figure for Manchester United during David Moyes's first season after Sir Alex Ferguson retires.
Surveillance debates renew interest in Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Beckham retired with nineteen major club trophies across his senior career. His collection included domestic league titles, national cups, the Champions League and the MLS Cup.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physics for the theoretical discovery of the mechanism explaining the origin of mass of subatomic particles.
Completes his recorded period as chairman of Oxford Investment Partners after several years in the investment-sector role.
Beckham joined Paris Saint-Germain on a short-term contract following the end of his LA Galaxy career. The move gave him the chance to finish his playing career in France's top division.
Beckham announced that his salary from Paris Saint-Germain would be donated to a children's charity. The gesture accompanied his return to top-level European competition in the final months of his career.
Steven Knight created Peaky Blinders, a historical crime drama about the Shelby family in postwar Birmingham.
Gerrard converts two penalties during Liverpool's league campaign, continuing to contribute goals while playing deeper in midfield.
A major heritage funding announcement advanced plans for a dedicated permanent Staffordshire Hoard gallery at Birmingham Museum.
Bale is voted Footballer of the Year by the writers following a string of remarkable long-range goals and match-winning displays for Tottenham.
Poyet takes charge of Sunderland during the relegation battle and reorganises the team ahead of a remarkable survival effort.
Michael Carrick wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and dictates the pace of play and receives widespread praise for his consistency.
Rio Ferdinand wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and helps organise the defence during the club's twentieth top-flight league title.
Alex Ferguson wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and wins his thirteenth Premier League title in the final season of his Manchester United managerial career.
Ryan Giggs wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and provides experience and intelligent attacking movement in another title-winning campaign.
Wayne Rooney wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and creates chances and contributes goals during United's successful championship campaign.
Danny Welbeck wins the 2012/13 Premier League championship with Manchester United and provides energetic forward play and pressing within Ferguson's title-winning squad.
Beckham played for Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona. His European campaign came late in a career that had also included Champions League appearances with Manchester United and Real Madrid.
Beckham made his Paris Saint-Germain debut as a substitute against Marseille at the Parc des Princes. He entered a team pursuing the French championship under Carlo Ancelotti.
Beckham announced that he would retire from professional football at the end of the season. The decision concluded a career spanning major clubs in England, Spain, the United States, Italy and France.
The Succession to the Crown Act 2013 ended male preference for children born after October 2011 in the British royal line.
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