1985 in association football

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The football in 1985 was overshadowed by two stadium disasters. On 11 May, the Valley Parade fire disaster claimed in Bradford, 56 dead. Only two weeks later, on May 29, the Heysel disaster occurred before the European Cup final in Brussels. When rioting Liverpool fans 39 people died, English clubs were excluded for five years from all international competitions ( Liverpool FC for seven).

  • 2.1 Belgium
  • 2.2 Brazil
  • 2.3 England
  • 2.4 Yugoslavia
  • 2.5 Liechtenstein
  • 2.6 The Netherlands
  • 2.7 Austria
  • 2.8 Scotland
  • 2.9 Switzerland
  • 2:10 Uruguay

Internationally

National

  • CONCACAF Nations Cup 1985: Winner Canada Canada

Clubs

  • European Cup of Champions 1984/85: Italy Juventus, final 1-0 against Liverpool
  • European Cup Winners' Cup 1984/85: England Everton FC, 3-1 against SK Rapid Wien
  • UEFA Cup 1984/85: Spain Real Madrid, final matches 3-0 and 0-1 against Videoton SC
  • Copa Libertadores 1985: Argentina Argentinos Juniors, finals 1:0, 0:1 and 1:1 ( 5:4 iE ) against América de Cali

Player of the year

  • Ballon d'Or 1985 France Michel Platini
  • South America's Footballer of the Year: Paraguay 1954, Julio César Romero
  • African Footballer of the Year: Morocco Mohammed Timoumi

National

Belgium

Brazil

  • Brazilian Championship: Champion Coritiba FC

England

  • English Championship: champions FC Everton
  • FA Cup 1984/85: Winner Manchester United

In case of fire in the stadium of third division club Bradford City on May 11, die 56 spectators (see Valley Parade fire disaster ).

Yugoslavia

  • Yugoslav Championship: champions FK Sarajevo

Liechtenstein

  • Liechtenstein Cup 1984/85: Winners' Cup FC Vaduz

Netherlands

  • Dutch Championship: Champion Ajax Amsterdam

Austria

  • Austrian Football Championship 1984/85: champions FK Austria Wien
  • Austrian Football Cup 1984/85: Winner SK Rapid Wien

Scotland

  • Scottish Championship: champions FC Aberdeen

Switzerland

  • Swiss Football Championship 1984/85: Master Servette FC Genève

Uruguay

  • Uruguayan Football Championship: Champion Club Atlético Peñarol
  • Sports 1985
  • Football year
  • Football in 1985
1985 in sports Bradford City stadium fire 1985 CONCACAF Championship 1984–85 European Cup 1984–85 European Cup Winners' Cup 1984–85 UEFA Cup 1985 Copa Libertadores Mohamed Timoumi 1984–85 in English football 1984–85 FA Cup Manchester United F.C. Bradford City A.F.C. 1984–85 Eredivisie 1984–85 Nationalliga A
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