On 25 October Francisco «Pancho» Sá was born, the Argentine defender who won six Copas Libertadores, four with Independiente and two with Boca. Nobody has won more.
Francisco Sá
«Mr Libertadores»
🎂 turns 81
Pancho Sá.
In shortFrancisco Pedro Manuel Sá (Las Lomitas, Santa Fe, 1945) is the footballer with the most Copas Libertadores in history: six. He won four in a row with Independiente between 1972 and 1975, and two more with Boca Juniors in 1977 and 1978. In Argentina they call him, logically enough, Mr Libertadores.
Born25 October 1945
CountryArgentina
Positiondefender
Clubs
Club Atlético Huracán Corrientes1968
Club Atlético River Plate1969-1970
Club Atlético Independiente1971-1975 · 6 goals
Boca Juniors1976-1981 · 1 goals
Club Atlético Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy)1981-1982
National teamselección de fútbol de Argentina
Honours
Copa Libertadores 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975 (Independiente)Copa Libertadores 1977 and 1978 (Boca Juniors)Intercontinental Cup 1973 and 1977
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The King of Cups
He joined Independiente in the early seventies, when the Avellaneda club was building the nickname it still carries, the King of Cups. Sá was a hard defender, a man-marker who gave opponents no room to breathe, and with him Independiente won four Libertadores in a row, from 1972 to 1975, something no other club has done.
In 1973 Independiente also won the Intercontinental Cup in Rome, against Juventus, in a one-off match.
Boca and the World Cup
With the 1974 World Cup in Germany on his record, he moved to Boca Juniors, where Toto Lorenzo was building another cup-winning side. He won the 1977 and 1978 Libertadores, the first in Boca's history, and the 1977 Intercontinental Cup.
Six Libertadores in seven years with two different clubs. He also played for River and retired at Gimnasia de Jujuy in 1982.
🔴⚪ Sporting Gijón players born this day
They played for Sporting Gijón and were born on this same day. There is only their data here: we would rather name them than leave them out, and rather give the bare facts than invent a story.
Rafael González Robles 🔴⚪
🎂 turns 56
Born25 October 1970
Positiongoalkeeper
Clubs
Real Avilés Industrial C. F.1990-1992
Real Oviedo1992-1997
Málaga Club de Fútbol1997-2003
Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa2003-2004
Real Sporting de Gijón2004-2005
Real Oviedo2005-2006
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Jorge Franco Alviz 🔴⚪
🎂 turns 33
Born25 October 1993
CountrySpain
Positionleft winger
Clubs
Real Madrid Club de Fútbol "C"2012-2013 · 8 goals
Real Madrid Castilla Club de Fútbol2013-2015 · 12 goals
Real Club Deportivo Espanyol de Barcelonasince 2015
Real Sporting de Gijón2016-2017
Real Madrid Club de Fútbol
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Another 42 internationally known footballers were born on this day. We do not list them for the sake of it: only those with a story to tell make it here.
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