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Liverpool won their first League Cup in 1981, defeating West Ham United 2–1 in a replay at Villa Park. [17] Hansen also won his second European Cup winners medal in 1981, Liverpool defeating Real Madrid 1–0 at the Parc des Princes in Paris on 27 May. [18]
Jul 1, 1991 · 3x European Champion Clubs' Cup winner. 8x English Champion. 1x Uefa Supercup winner. 2x English FA Cup winner. 4x English League Cup winner. 6x English Super Cup winner. All titles. This statistic shows the achievements of Karriereende player Alan Hansen.
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Much cup success would come his way too as Liverpool again twice won the European Cup in 1981 and 1984 and domestically lifted the Football League cup four years in a row 1981-1984, although Hansen missed the second of those successes in 1982 through injury after scoring the winner in the previous season's final against West Ham.
Hansen helped bring eight league titles and three European Cups to Anfield during his 13 years on Merseyside. Oh, and in 1986 he captained the Reds to their first ever double. Signed from Partick Thistle for £100,000 on the recommendation of legendary Celtic boss Jock Stein, Hansen arrived on Merseyside as a shy, skinny kid.
With Hansen serving as skipper, Liverpool clinched a bona fide league and cup double, defeating Everton in the FA Cup final, and featured in the second leg of the Super Cup triumph, thrashing their fierce Merseyside rivals 7-2 on aggregate.
Jul 1, 1991 · Stats of Alan Hansen. This page contains information about a player's detailed stats. In the info box, you can filter by period, club, type of league and competition. The "Detailed stats" tab shows a player's total appearances, goals, cards and cumulative minutes of play for each competition, and indicates the season in which it occurred.
European Cups. 1976-77, 1977-78, 1980-81, 1983-84, 2004-05, 2018-19. We have proudly won six European Cups - more than any other British team. The first came under Bob Paisley, who added two more to the trophy cabinet before his successor Joe Fagan also won the famous cup.
