when was the last time both european football trophies were won by english team in the same season?
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If you are asking what was the last year that two separate English clubs one both trophies it would be 1984\n\nTottenham - UEFA Cup\nBeat Anderlecht 4-3 in penalties\n\nLiverpool - Champions League\nBeat Roma 4-2 in penalties
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just two times: in 1966 in their own country and in 1990 in Italy.\nIn 1966 England defeated Portugal and could reach the final game against West Germany (and won the Championship);  in 1990 they were defeated by West Germany after penalties (and lost Final 3rd place against Italy).
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They may be both in the UK but they are seperate countries (hence why the compete seperately).\n\nNeighbouring countries often have a strong rivalry. Would you support your favourite club's rival (eg: Man Utd and Liverpool) if they were playing someone else?
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1997/98 Ajax \n1998/99 Feyenoord
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England.And Liverpool.
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They won it 5 times. \nIn Rome, Wembley, Paris, Rome and Istanbul.
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If you think about a current champion, its FC Liverpool-England.\nBut if you wanna know which team has won CL the most times, then it's Real Madrid-Spain (looking it that way, Real is a Champion of CL!)
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Saturday, 14 January 2006\nBarclays Premiership\nLiverpool v Tottenham\nSunday, 22 January 2006\nBarclays Premiership\nMan Utd v Liverpool
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The last time England beat Sweden was 1968 when England won 3-1 in a friendly at Wembley\n\nIn those days England's defenders didn't do their training at Billy Smart's circus!
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If Sir Alec Ferguson, as a Scot is not counted as an English manager, it is probably as long ago as Brian Clough's two European Cup wins with Nottingham Forest in 1980 and 1981
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The season 2004-05 of the European UEFA Champions League football club tournament was won by Liverpool F.C. in a dramatic final against AC Milan. \nAC Milan and Liverpool FC played in Istanbul Wednesday 25 May 2005 in the 50th Final of the greatest international inter-club competition in the world - the UEFA Champions League.\nAfter 3-0 down at half-time, Liverpool scored three goals in seven second-half minutes to force extra time. Goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek saved a point-blank shot from Andriy Shevchenko right at the death, and went on to save two penalties as his team won the cup on penalties. As it was their fifth victory in the competition, Liverpool kept the cup and received the UEFA badge of honour. A new trophy was made for the 2005-06 season.
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England won it once in 1966 when they defeated West Germany 4-2 after extra-time. The 1966 championship is also the ony one that England hosted.
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AFC Telford United\n\nSwindon Supermarine (BGB Div 1)
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there are 4 British teams that finished runners-up in the history of the European Cup or UEFA Champions' League as it is now known:\n\n1. 1970 - Glasgow Celtic lost Feyenoord Rotterdam 2-1\n2. 1975 - Leeds United lost to Bayern Munich 2-0.\n3. 1985 - Liverpool lost to Juventus 1-0.\n4. 2006 - Arsenal lost to FC Barcelona 2-1.
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29 la liga titles and 9 European Championships
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There's 8 teams that have won both of these tournaments. They are:\nPorto, Feyenoord, Liverpool, Internazionale, Bayern Munchen, Juventus, Ajax and PSV
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Spurs have won the Cup 8 times. At one time, this was the record, which has since been overtaken by Man Utd.\n\nTheir triumphs were in:\n\n1. 1901\n2. 1921\n3. 1961\n4. 1962\n5. 1967\n6. 1981\n7. 1982\n8. 1991