Europa League Victory
Guides Sevilla past Benfica in the Europa League final.
Explore 17 historical events and records for Spain in 2014.
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Guides Sevilla past Benfica in the Europa League final.
Directed Sevilla through a goalless final and a successful penalty shootout.
Served as an experienced attacking option during Sevilla's trophy-winning run.
Wins his first UEFA club trophy as a manager.
Scores a long-range free kick to begin Arsenal's comeback from two goals down against Hull City.
Mikel Arteta captained the London club in the comeback victory at Wembley as Arsenal defeated Hull City 3-2 after extra time in the 2014 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Santi Cazorla began the recovery with an outstanding free kick in the first half as Arsenal defeated Hull City 3-2 after extra time in the 2014 FA Cup final at Wembley.
Scores a stoppage-time equaliser against Atletico Madrid.
Heads a stoppage-time equaliser against Atletico Madrid before Real Madrid win the European Cup in extra time.
Scores the opening goal as Real Madrid defeat San Lorenzo 2-0 in the Club World Cup final.
Benรญtez's Napoli defeat Juventus after a 2โ2 draw and lengthy penalty shootout to secure the Italian Super Cup.
Raรบl Albiol helped organise Napoli's defence when the side defeated Fiorentina to win the 2013โ14 Coppa Italia.
Ayoze Pรฉrez left Tenerife for Newcastle United following an impressive breakthrough as a forward in Spain's second division.
Michel coaches Olympiacos to a home Champions League victory over Manchester United in February 2014. The result underlines the Greek club's ability to challenge a highly regarded European opponent.
David Silva wins the 2013/14 Premier League championship with Manchester City and creates chances through close control and intelligent movement in advanced areas.
Chelsea recruits Diego Costa, formerly of Atletico Madrid. Chelsea signed Atletico's aggressive striker after he had helped the Spanish club win La Liga.
Borja Valero's vision and passing contribute to Fiorentina's run to the Coppa Italia final, where Napoli win the deciding match.
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