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1. www.footballhistory.org › club › boavistaBoavista FC - history of the football club

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   Next season, Boavista retained their Cup title, finishing second in the Championship, the best they had ever managed. In 1979, they did it again, winning Portugal's Cup for a third time, leaving their mark on the 70s for good. The 80s passed by… quietly, but in 1992 Boavista went back to adding silverware to their – modest – collection.

2. www.factcheck.org › 2021 › 08Timeline of U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan - FactCheck.org

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   Aug 17, 2021 · The Trump administration in February 2020 negotiated a withdrawal agreement with the Taliban that excluded the Afghan government, freed 5,000 imprisoned Taliban soldiers and set a date certain of...

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   When did Boavista finish second?

   • Just before the end of the century, Boavista went a step higher, starting challenging for the Championship title. In 1999 they finished second, for just the second time in their history. Unlike the previous one though, this time they proved more consistent, and in 2001, they finally got rewarded.

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   Why is Boavista so famous?

   • Boavista’s achievement is historic due not only to its rarity but also because in Portugal, the gap between the best and the rest is wider and deeper than in any other national league competition in the world. Boavista didn’t just climb a mountain when they won the league in 2001; they jumped a canyon and then climbed a mountain.

   Boavista's title win of 2001: when Portugal’s big three became four

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   When did Boavista become a team?

   • Once the war was over, Boavista picked up its pieces and started building a new team. They did, but major successes proved impossible to be reached, until well into the 70s. In 1975, the team won the first major trophy in their history, the Taça de Portugal, marking the beginning of a golden era.

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   How did Boavista achieve European success in 2002/03?

   • The 2002/03 season would be the closest the club came to achieving success on the European front as Boavista managed to reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup before being knocked out at home by Martin O’Neill’s Celtic thanks to a 79-minute goal from Henrik Larsson.

   Boavista's title win of 2001: when Portugal’s big three became four

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4. www.boavistaofficial.com › culture › historyHistory - Boa Vista - Cabo Verde - Boavista Official

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   Overexploitation of livestock and fierce deforestation did nothing but make things worse, preventing the low residual moisture in the soil from fertilizing the fields. Famine and drought have occurred several times in the archipelago between 1580 and 1950, resulting in the death of hundreds of thousands of people, the two worst of which ...

5. www.espn.com › _ › idPaul-Georges Ntep - Boavista Midfielder - ESPN

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   Jul 29, 1992 · View the profile of Boavista Midfielder Paul-Georges Ntep on ESPN. Get the latest news, live stats and game highlights.

6. thesefootballtimes.co › 2017/05/11 › boavistas-titleBoavista's title win of 2001: when Portugal’s big three ...

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   May 11, 2017 · Boavista’s achievement is historic due not only to its rarity but also because in Portugal, the gap between the best and the rest is wider and deeper than in any other national league competition in the world. Boavista didn’t just climb a mountain when they won the league in 2001; they jumped a canyon and then climbed a mountain.

7. www.nytimes.com › 2021/01/14 › sportsBruno Fernandes and the Long Game - The New York Times

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   Jan 14, 2021 · Giaretta does not know whether Boavista did not hold out much hope for Fernandes’s development, or whether the club was in such a weakened financial state that it simply could not afford to say ...

8. www.thecelticwiki.com › 2003/04/24-boavista-0-12003-04-24: Boavista 0-1 Celtic, UEFA Cup – The Celtic Wiki

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   Apr 24, 2003 · Boavista 0 – 1 Celtic (agg: 1-2) ( source) Barry Glendenning. guardian.co.uk, Thursday 24 April 2003 00.09 BST. Preamble The teams emerge from the tunnel. Boavista are dressed in a sort of black and white check chessboard number, while Celtic have opted for their mustard and green away ensemble. Chris Sutton is on the bench for Celtic, having ...