Lisbon European Council
Represents Italy as leaders launch the Lisbon strategy for employment, economic reform and innovation.
Explore 18 historical events and records for Italy in 2000.
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Represents Italy as leaders launch the Lisbon strategy for employment, economic reform and innovation.
Supports the programme for making the European economy more competitive and knowledge-based.
Death of Vittorio Gassman
Represents Italy as leaders negotiate institutional reforms intended to prepare the Union for enlargement.
Supports the final political compromise on institutional reform reached at Nice.
Scores Chelsea's winner against Aston Villa in the last final at the old Wembley.
Eco published Baudolino, a historical fantasy about storytelling and belief in the Middle Ages.
Ranieri takes charge at Chelsea following the dismissal of Gianluca Vialli and begins a four-season transformation.
The trophy goes to Chelsea as Vialli's side overcome Aston Villa by 1-0.
Giuseppe Favalli's reliable performances at full-back support Lazio's second league championship and their accompanying Coppa Italia victory.
Roberto Mancini finishes his playing career amid Lazio's league-and-cup double, having supplied experience and creative passing to the ambitious squad.
Alessandro Nesta leads the defence as Lazio win Serie A and the Coppa Italia in the same season, completing a historic domestic double.
Luca Marchegiani provides experience and positioning behind the Lazio defence as the club edges Juventus to the Serie A title.
Alessandro Nesta led the back line as Lazio won both Serie A and the Coppa Italia in an exceptional season.
Alessandro Nesta captained Lazio as the Italian champions defeated Inter four three in a high scoring Supercoppa at the Stadio Olimpico.
Walter Novellino coached Napoli to promotion from Serie B in 1999โ2000, restoring the club to Italy's top division.
Stefan Schwoch delivered important attacking contributions as Napoli earned promotion from Serie B to Serie A in 2000.
Paolo Di Canio scores an extraordinary airborne volley against Wimbledon at Upton Park, a goal widely celebrated for its technique and timing.
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