Liga Bwin : 6ª Jornada - Porto aumenta avanço enquanto os rivais de Lisboa se preocupam mais com os árbitros

6ª. Jornada - Resultados
29 Set 19:15	Benfica	0-0	Sporting
29 Set 21:15	Porto	2-0	Boavista
30 Set 16:00	Estrela da Amadora	1-1	Marítimo
30 Set 16:00	Vitória de Setúbal	2-0	União de Leiria
30 Set 16:00	Nacional	2-0	Naval 1º. de Maio
30 Set 18:00	Belenenses	1-0	Paços de Ferreira
30 Set 19:15	Vitória de Guimarães	1-0	Braga
01 Out 19:45	Académica	-	Leixões

Comentários da Jornada:

Mais uma jornada favorável aos campeões nacionais que mantém a totalidade de pontos ao ganhar em casa ao Boavista com dois golos de Lisandro, que se apresenta neste início de época como o avançado mais eficiente da Liga. Antes os rivais de Lisboa, Benfica e Sporting empataram sem golos em jogo que estão a transformar como de grande polémica, porque os leões acham que têm direito ao que o Benfica teve a meio da semana no jogo da Taça da Liga ou seja um penalty inexistente assinalado pelo juiz auxiliar. Porém, esquecem-se do único lance do jogo em que realmente houve penalty, já em tempos de desconto, o que nem surpreende porque seria um penalty a favor do Benfica que muito provavelmente daria o triunfo aos encarnados.

O Marítimo mantém o segundo lugar mas o empate na Amadora coloca os insulares agora a cinco pontos de distancia do Porto.

A jornada não teve surpresas. As equipas que jogaram em casa averbaram quatro triunfos, com referencia para o Nacional que ganhou pela primeira vez a uma Naval que se afunda cada vez mais. Para além do Porto, os outros vencedores foram o Belenenses frente aos «uefeiros» (por pouco tempo) Paços de Ferreira e Vitória de Setúbal que derrotou a União de Leria e demonstram capacidade invulgar face à performance das últimas épocas.

No derby do Minho o Vitória de Guimarães não perdeu a oportunidade de derrotar o Braga com um golo de Geromel, mesmo fazendo o último quarto de hora com dez (expulsão de Fajardo) e subiu ao 3º. lugar da classificação!!! Os rivais de lisboa que continuem a discutir a arbitragem e não ganhem jogos, não!

Amanhã a jornada completa-se em Coimbra com a Académica a receber o Leixões, rei dos empates.

Com uma jornada europeia pelo caminho, na próxima jornada o Porto vai a Coimbra, o Benfica a Leiria e o Sporting volta a encontrar-se agora em Lisboa com o Guimarães. As duas equipas sensação do campeonato Marítimo e Vitória de Setúbal defrontam-se no Funchal.

CLASSIFICAÇÃO

Lugar	Clube	Pontos	Golos
1.	Porto	18	11-1
2.	Marítimo	15	10-3
3.	Vitória de Guimarães	12	9-4
4.	Sporting	11	9-4
5.	Benfica	10	7-1
6.	Vitória de Setúbal	10	9-5
7.	Braga	7	6-7
8.	Belenenses	7	4-7
9.	Estrela da Amadora	6	5-6
9.	Nacional	6	4-6
11.	Leixões	5	5-5
11.	Académica	5	3-7
13.	Boavista	4	1-5
14.	União de Leiria	3	2-8
15.	Paços de Ferreira	2	3-9
16.	Naval 1º. de Maio	2	3-13

(*) Académica - Leixões têm menos um jogo defrontando-se amanhã

Próxima Jornada -7ª.
6 Out 20:30	Sporting	-	Vitória de Guimarães
7 Out 16:00	Leixões	-	Naval 1º. de Maio
7 Out 16:00	Marítimo	-	Vitória de Setúbal
7 Out 19:15	União de Leiria	-	Benfica
7 Out 21:15	Académica	-	Porto
8 Out 19:15	Braga	-	Nacional
8 Out 21:15	Paços de Ferreira	-	Estrela da Amadora
8 Out 21:30	Boavista	-	Belenenses

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Porto soma e segue ... na Bwin Liga

Porto

2-0

Boavista

Porto já esqueceu o milagre de Fátima

O Porto, eliminado a meio da semana da Taça da Liga pelo Fátima da Liga de Honra, entrou no jogo ainda mais estimulado pelo empate dos rivais de Lisboa no jogo da Luz e cedo conseguiu chegar à vantagem no marcador: aos 14' o remate de Quaresma na marcação de um livre foi defendido incompletamente por Carlos e Lisandro López aproveitou o erro do guardião boavisteiro.

O Porto que entrou bem no jogo adquiriu vantagem e no último quarto de hora da primeira parte abrandou o ritmo de jogo.

Na segunda parte o Boavista foi muito diferente para melhor e trouxe muitos problemas à equipa portista. Alguns lances de perigo na área da equipa da casa, com o Boavista à procura do empate, mas contra a corrente de jogo o Porto cortou as veleidades do adversário ao obter o 2-0. Foi através de uma jogada pela esquerda, houve um primeiro cruzamento de Quaresma contra um adversário a bola sobrou para o mesmo lado para um cruzamento rápido de Cech e Lisandro dominou com perfeição a bola e disparou para o fundo da baliza. O jogador argentino encontra-se em grande forma e é o melhor marcador da Liga.

O Porto fez o suficiente para justificar o triunfo, o Boavista que ainda não ganhou na Liga pareceu revelar alguma melhoria. Com 100% de pontos os actuais campeões já levam 7 pontos de avanço sobre o Sporting e 8 sobre o Benfica...

A arbitragem sem grandes casos foi, porém, em pequenas coisas um pouco inclinada para a equipa da casa.

Estádio: Estádio do Dragão Espect.: 31809
Árbitro: Artur Soares Dias

FC PORTO - Helton; Bosingwa, Stepanov, Bruno Alves e Cech; Lucho Gonzalez, Paulo Assunção e Raul Meireles (Adriano 78'); Tarik Sektioui, Lisandro Lopez (Bolatti 78') e Ricardo Quaresma.

BOAVISTA - Carlos; Rissutt, Ricardo Silva, Marcelão e Moisés; Fleurival, Diakité e Jorge Ribeiro; Zé Kalanga (Bangorá 52'), Edgar e Mateus (Laionel 70').

2' Cartão amarelo para Zé Kalanga, por sair da barreira, antes da marcação de um livre.
63' Cartão amarelo para Rissutt.
75' Cartão amarelo para Lisandro López, após a marcação do segundo golo.
90' Cartão amarelo para Diakité (Boavista).

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Empatas... outra vez satisfeitos

Benfica

0-0

Sporting

Podiam estar a jogar a semana inteira que golos ....nada

Mais um jogo importante para ambas as equipas. Mais uma demonstração de que a ambas falta alguma coisa. O Sporting demonstrou melhor organização mas faltou risco r no final contentou-se com o empate. O Benfica demonstra que tem alguns bons jogadores, mas tarda o colectivo e quanto a risco... também não houve.

O jogo prometeu muito no primeiro quarto de hora do desafio mas o resto da primeira parte não confirmou essa qualidade. O Benfica começou melhor o Sporting equilibrou e a partir de certa altura mostrou-se mais organizado.

Oportunidades houve. Para ambos os lados e praticamente todas na segunda parte. Liedson foi isolado pela meia-esquerda (51') mas Quim defendeu. Na segunda parte Rui Costa rematou de longe, o guarda-redes Stojkovic defende para a frente (56'), Nuno Gomes na recarga com a baliza escancarada consegue não marcar. Pouco depois grande arrancada de Di Maria isola-se já na área frente ao guarda-redes do Sporting decide não rematar! prefere o passe que não se concretiza por intervenção da defesa leonina.

O empate tem de se justificar. As substituições feitas pelos treinadores foram conservadoras, nada de assumir riscos.

A arbitragem de Pedro Henriques é o costume. Os amarelos foram todos bem mostrados mas perdoou outros tantos. Em casos de dúvida optou sempre pela equipa que defende e por via disso deixou de marcar vários pontapés de cantos e para ambas as equipas, convertendo-os em pontapés de baliza. Um dos assistentes quis-se armar em vedeta e ia dando-se um escandalo, quando chamou a atenção para um corte de Katsouranis que tem o braço completamente estendido ligado ao corpo, para um penalty que o árbitro (bem) não deu. Já em período de desconto Adu entrou na área e pareceu derrubado por João Moutinho que não corta a bola, mas o árbitro nada assinalou.

O Porto que joga em casa frente ao Boavista (e já está a ganhar) pode ganhar um avanço de 7 pontos sobre o Sporting e 8 sobre o Benfica. Os rivais de Lisboa que comecem a preparar a próxima época....

Estádio da Luz

Árbitro: Pedro Henriques.

BENFICA – Quim; Nélson, Luisão, EdCarlos e Léo; Katsouranis e Rui Costa (Nuno Assis, 88 m); Maxi Pereira, Di Maria (Adu, 82 m) e Cristian Rodriguez; Nuno Gomes (Cardozo, 76m).

SPORTING – Stojkovic; Abel, Tonel, Polga e Ronny; Miguel Veloso; João Moutinho, Romagnoli e Vukcevic (Farnerud, 68 m); Djaló (Celsinho, 83 m)e Liedson.

Golos: Nada a registar

Acção disciplinar:
Cartão amarelo a Luisão 42' por falta dura sobre Djaló.
Cartão amarelo a Abel aos 58' por falta sobre Cristian Rodriguez
Cartão amarelo a Christian Rodriguez aos 69'por falta sobre Miguel Veloso.

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On this day in History - Sep 29

• 522 BC - Darius I of Persia kills the Magian usurper Gaumâta, securing his hold as king of the Persian Empire.
• 480 BC - Battle of Salamis: The Greek fleet under Themistokles, defeats the Persian fleet under Xerxes I.
• 106 BC - Pompey was born (d. 48 BC). Roman statesman and general.
• 61 BC - Pompey the Great celebrates his third triumph, for victories over the pirates and the end of the Mithridatic Wars on his 45th birthday.
• 48 BC - Ptolemy XIII of Egypt had Pompey murdered and his head cut off on his 58th birthday. Pompey's head and ring were kept for Julius Caesar.
• 48 BC - Pompey, the Great dies assassinated (b. 106 BC). Roman general.
• 0440 - Leo I becomes Pope.
• 0855 - Pope Benedict III becomes Pope.
• 1066 - William the Conqueror invades England.
• 1227 - O Papa Gregório IX excomunga Frederico II.
• 1321 - John of Artois, Count of Eu was born (d. 1387). French soldier.
• 1328 - Joan of Kent was born (d. 1385)
• 1364 - Battle of Auray: English forces defeat French at Brittany; end of the Breton War of Succession
• 1364 - Charles, Duke of Brittany dies.
• 1388 - Thomas of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Clarence was born (d. 1421). Second son of Henry IV of England
• 1402 - Nasce Fernando de Portugal, o Infante Santo († 1443)
• 1511 - Miguel Servet was born († 1553). Spanish humanist.
• 1547 - Miguel de Cervantes was born († 1616). Spanish author.
• 1548 - William V, Duke of Bavaria was born (d. 1626)
• 1560 - King Gustav I of Sweden dies (b. 1496)
• 1561 - Adriaan van Roomen was born (d. 1615). Flemish mathematician.
• 1567 - At a dinner, the Duke of Alva arrests the Count of Egmont and the Count of Horne for treason.
• 1567 - The second War of Religion in France breaks out.
• 1567 - At a dinner, the Duke of Alba arrests the Count of Egmont and the Count of Horne for treason.
• 1571 - Caravaggio was born (d. 1610). Italian artist.
• 1636 - Thomas Tenison was born (d. 1715). Archbishop of Canterbury
• 1637 - Lorenzo Ruiz dies. Filipino saint
• 1639 - Lord William Russell was born (d. 1683). English politician.
• 1640 - Antoine Coysevox was born (d. 1720). French sculptor.
• 1642 - René Goupil dies (b. 1608). French Catholic missionary, one of Canadian Martyrs.
• 1650 - Henry Robinson opens his Office of Addresses and Encounters - the first historically documented dating service - in Threadneedle Street, London
• 1678 - Adrien-Maurice, 3rd duc de Noailles was born (d. 1766). French soldier.
• 1691 - Richard Challoner was born (d. 1781). English Catholic prelate.
• 1703 - François Boucher was born (d. 1770). French painter.
• 1703 - Charles de Saint-Évremond dies (b. 1610). French soldier.
• 1725 - Robert Clive was born (d. 1774). British general and statesman.
• 1758 - Horatio Nelson was born (d. 1805). British admiral.
• 1786 - Guadalupe Victoria was born (d. 1843). First president of Mexico.
• 1789 - The U.S. War Department first establishes regular army with a strength of several hundred men.
• 1789 - The first U.S. Congress adjourns.
• 1800 - Michael Denis dies (b. 1729). Austrian poet.
• 1801 - Tratado de paz entre Portugal e a República francesa, assinado em Madrid, em consequência da «Guerra das Laranjas», pelo qual Portugal se obriga a fechar os portos aos britânicos.
• 1803 - Jacques Charles François Sturm was born (d. 1850). French mathematician.
• 1803 - Mercator Cooper was born (d. 1872). American sea captain.
• 1804 - Michael Hillegas dies (b. 1728). First Treasurer of the United States.
• 1808 - Henry Bennett was born (d. 1868). American politician
• 1810 - Elizabeth Gaskell was born (d. 1865). British novelist.
• 1829 - The Metropolitan Police of London, also known as the Met, is founded.
• 1833 - King Fernando VII of Spain dies (b. 1784)
• 1842 - Louis J. Weichmann was born (d. 1902). Chief witness in the trial of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
• 1843 - Mikhail Skobelev was born (d. 1882). Russian general.
• 1844 - Miguel Juárez Celman was born. Argentine politician.
• 1849 - Dom Francisco do Rego Maia was born († 1928). Brazilian bishop.
• 1850 - The Catholic hierarchy is re-established in England and Wales by Pope Pius IX.
• 1853 - Princess Thyra was born (d. 1933). Daughter of Christian IX of Denmark
• 1863 - Hugo Haase was born (d. 1919). German politician and jurist.
• 1864 - American Civil War: The Battle of Chaffin's Farm is fought.
• 1864 - Alexandra Kitchin was born (d. 1925). British model for Lewis Carroll
• 1864 - Miguel de Unamuno was born (d. 1936). Spanish writer and philosopher.
• 1881 - Ludwig von Mises was born († 1973). Austrian economist.
• 1885 - The first practical public electric tramway in the world was opened in Blackpool, England.
• 1887 - Bernhard von Langenbeck dies (b. 1810). German surgeon.
• 1889 - Louis Faidherbe dies (b. 1818). French general.
• 1890 - Maria Matos was born. Portuguese actress and theatre entrepreneur.
• 1895 - J.B. Rhine was born (d. 1980). American parapsychologist.
• 1895 - Roscoe Turner was born (d. 1970). American aviator and racer
• 1897 - Herbert Agar was born (d. 1980). American journalist and historian.
• 1898 - Trofim Lysenko was born (d. 1976). Stalinist biologist.
• 1900 - Miguel Alemán Valdés was born (d. 1983). President of Mexico.
• 1901 - Enrico Fermi was born (d. 1954). Italian physicist, Nobel Prize in Phisics laureate, in 1938.
• 1901 - Lanza del Vasto was born (d. 1981). Italian philosopher, poet, and activist.
• 1902 - Impresario David Belasco's first Broadway theater opens.
• 1902 - William Topaz McGonagall dies (b. 1825). Scots/Irish poet.
• 1902 - Émile Zola dies (b. 3 Apr 1840). French writer.
• 1904 - Greer Garson was born (d. 1996). British actress.
• 1907 - The cornerstone is laid at Washington National Cathedral in the U.S. capital.
• 1907 - Gene Autry was born (d. 1998). American actor and businessman.
• 1907 - George W. Jenkins was born (d. 1996). American businessman.
• 1908 - Eddie Tolan was born (d. 1967). American athlete.
• 1908 - Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis dies (b. 21 Jun 1839). Brazilian writer.
• 1910 - Virginia Bruce was born (d. 1982). American actress.
• 1911 - Italy declares war on the Ottoman Empire.
• 1912 - Michelangelo Antonioni was born. Italian film director
• 1913 - Trevor Howard was born (d. 1988). English actor.
• 1913 - Stanley Kramer was born (d. 2001). American film director.
• 1915 - Brenda Marshall was born (d. 1992). American film actress.
• 1916 - Antonio Buero Vallejo was born. Spanish dramatist.
• 1918 - The Hindenburg Line is broken by Allied forces during World War I.
• 1920 - Peter D. Mitchell was born. English chemist, Nobel Prize laureate
• 1922 - Lizabeth Scott was born. American actress.
• 1923 - Stan Berenstain was born (d. 2005). American children's author.
• 1924 - Plutarco Elías Calles is proclaimed President of Mexico.
• 1924 - Steve Forrest was born. American actor.
• 1925 - Léon Bourgeois dies. French politician. Nobel Prize for Peace laureate in 1920.
• 1927 - Willem Einthoven dies (b. 1860). Dutch physician, Nobel laureate.
• 1927 - Nascia Adhemar Ferreira da Silva († 2001). Bicampeão olímpico brasileiro no triplo salto
• 1930 - Colin Dexter was born. British author of Inspector Morse novels.
• 1930 - Ilya Yefimovich Repin dies (b. 1844). Russian painter.
• 1931 - Anita Ekberg was born. Swedish actress
• 1931 - James Watson Cronin was born. American nuclear physicist, Nobel Prize laureate in 1980.
• 1932 - Robert Benton was born. American screenwriter and director
• 1932 - Mehmood was born (d. 2004). Indian actor.
• 1933 - Samora Machel was († 1986). First President of Mozambique.
• 1934 - Lance Gibbs was born. West Indian cricketer
• 1935 - Jerry Lee Lewis was born. American musician
• 1936 - Silvio Berlusconi was born. Italian politician, leader of Forza Italia and former Prime Minister of Italy
• 1937 - Ray Ewry dies (b. 1873). American athlete.
• 1938 - Britain, France, Nazi Germany and Italy sign the Munich Agreement, allowing Germany to occupy the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia.
• 1938 - Wim Kok was born. Prime Minister of the Netherlands
• 1939 - Tommy Boyce was born. American songwriter, Boyce and Hart, The Monkees
• 1939 - Molly Haskell was born. American film critic
• 1939 - Larry Linville was born (d. 2000). American actor.
• 1939 - Poland is divided between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.
• 1940 - Nicola Di Bari was born. Italian singer
• 1941 - Holocaust in Kiev, Ukraine: German Einsatzgruppe C starts Babi Yar massacre. According to the Einsatzgruppen Operational Situation Report No. 101, at least 33,771 Jews from Kiev and its suburbs were killed at Babi Yar on September 29 - 30, 1941. / 33.771 Judeus são mortos durante o massacre de Babi Yar, perto de Kiev, na Ucrânia, no começo da invasão alemã da União Soviética.
• 1941 - Fred West was born. British serial killer.
• 1942 - Madeline Kahn was born (d. 1999). American actress.
• 1942 - Ian McShane was born. British actor.
• 1942 - Jean-Luc Ponty was born. French jazz violinist.
• 1942 - Felice Gimondi was born. Italian cyclist.
• 1942 - Bill Nelson was born. U.S. Senator from Florida
• 1942 - Jean-Luc Ponty was born. French jazz violinist
• 1942 - Steve Tesich was born (d. 1996). Serbian screenwriter.
• 1943 - U.S. General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Italian Marshal Pietro Badoglio sign an armistice aboard the British ship Nelson off the shore of Malta.
• 1943 - Mohammad Khatami was born. Former President of Iran
• 1943 - Gary Boyd Roberts was born. American genealogist
• 1943 - Lech Wałęsa, President of Poland was born. Recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
• 1944 - Mike Post was born. American composer
• 1945 - Kyriakos Sfetsas was born. Greek composer
• 1947 - Martin Ferrero was born. American actor
• 1948 - Bryant Gumbel was born. American television personality
• 1948 - Mark Farner was born. American guitarist Grand Funk
• 1948 - Theo Jörgensmann was born. German jazz clarinetist
• 1949 - George Dalaras was born. Greek singer
• 1951 - Michelle Bachelet was born. President of Chile
• 1951 - Andrés Caicedo was born (d. 1977). Colombian writer
• 1951 - Maureen Caird was born. Australian hurdler
• 1951 - Mike Enriquez was born. Philippine broadcaster
• 1952 - Max Sandlin was born. American politician.
• 1953 - Drake Hogestyn was born. American actor.
• 1953 - Jean-Claude Lauzon was born (d. 1977). Quebec film director.
• 1953 - Warren Cromartie was born. Major League Baseball player
• 1954 - The convention establishing CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) is signed.
• 1955 - Nasce, em Repeses, concelho de Viseu, Francisco José Ferreira Rebelo Fernandes. Economista e fiscalista português.
• 1956 - Sebastian Coe was born. British athlete
• 1957 - 20 MCi (740 petabecquerels) of radioactive material is released in an explosion at the Soviet Mayak nuclear plant.
• 1957 - Andrew Dice Clay was born. American comedian and actor
• 1957 - Sokratis Malamas was born. Greek singer and composer
• 1960 - Nikita Khrushchev, leader of Soviet Union, disorders a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly with a number of angry outbursts.
• 1961 - Rebecca DeMornay was born. American actress.
• 1961 - Stephanie Miller was born. American comedian and liberal talk show host
• 1961 - The New York Times publishes music critic Robert Sheldon's review of a performance from little known singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, which will lead to Dylan's discovery by Columbia Records representative John Hammond
• 1962 - Alouette 1, the first Canadian satellite is launched.
• 1962 - Roger Bart was born. American actor.
• 1963 - Les Claypool was born. American bassist (Primus)
• 1963 - The second period of the Second Vatican Council opens.
• 1963 - Dave Andreychuk was born. Canadian hockey player
• 1964 - The Argentine comic strip Mafalda is published for the first time.
• 1964 - Les Claypool was born. American bassist (Primus)
• 1964 - Tom Sizemore was born. American actor
• 1965 - The NSA memorial lists ten agents lost on this date.
• 1965 - Rino Levi dies (b. 1901). Brazilian architect.
• 1966 - Jill Whelan was born. American actress.
• 1967 - The first episode of Captain Scarlet is aired on Television
• 1967 - Brett Anderson was born. British musician/singer (Suede,The Tears)
• 1967 - Carson McCullers dies (b. 1917). American author.
• 1968 - Patrick Burns was born. Television presenter.
• 1969 - Erika Eleniak was born. American actress and Playboy Playmate.
• 1969 - Aleks Syntek was born. Mexican singer
• 1970 - Yoshihiro Tajiri was born. Japanese professional wrestler
• 1970 - Natasha Gregson Wagner was born. American actress
• 1970 - Emily Lloyd was born. British actress
• 1970 - Edward Everett Horton dies (b. 1886). American actor.
• 1971 - Oman joins the Arab League.
• 1971 - Sibel Tüzün was born. Turkish singer.
• 1972 - Sino-Japanese relations: Japan establishes diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China after breaking official ties with the Republic of China.
• 1972 - Robert Webb was born. British actor, comedian, and writer.
• 1973 - W. H. Auden dies (b. 1907). English poet.
• 1974 - Brian Ash was born. American screenwriter and producer.
• 1975 - WGPR in Detroit, Michigan, becomes the world's first black-owned-and-operated television station.
• 1975 - Sharon Dahlonega Raiford Bush becomes American television's first African-American weathercaster.
• 1975 - Casey Stengel dies. Baseball player and manager
• 1976 - Andriy Shevchenko was born. Ukrainian football player.
• 1976 - Darren Byfield was born. English football player.
• 1976 - Oscar Sevilla was born. Spanish cyclist.
• 1977 - Debelah Morgan was born. R&B coloratura soprano.
• 1977 - Portugal: As Bases da muralha de Cascais, a Bateria Alta, as Cortinas de Atiradores, o Forte de São Teodósio e o Forte do Guincho são classificados como imóveis de Interesse Público
• 1977 - União Soviética lança estação espacial Salyut 6
• 1978 - Kurt Nilsen was born. Norwegian singer.
• 1978 - Mohini Bhardwaj was born. American gymnast.
• 1978 - Gunner McGrath was born. American vocalist and guitarist (Much The Same).
• 1979 - Pope John Paul II became the first pontiff to set foot on Irish soil with his pastoral visit to the Republic of Ireland.
• 1979 - Beau Zimmer was born. Telejournalist
• 1981 - Siarhei Rutenka was born. Belarussian handball player.
• 1981 - Bill Shankly dies (b. 1913). Scottish football manager.
• 1982 - Monty Stratton dies (b. 1912). Baseball player.
• 1982 - Ariana Jollee was born. American actress and director.
• 1982 - Monty Stratton dies (b. 1912). Baseball player.
• 1983 - Mário Botas dies. Portuguese painter.
• 1984 - Per Mertesacker was born. German football player.
• 1986 - Benoit Pouliot was born. Canadian ice hockey player.
• 1987 - Henry Ford II dies (b. 1917). President of Ford Motor Company
• 1988 - NASA resumes space shuttle flights, grounded after the Challenger disaster, with STS-26.
• 1988 - Charles Addams dies (b. 1912). American cartoonist.
• 1988 - Forças de Paz das Nações Unidas recebem Prémio Nobel da Paz
• 1988 - NASA resumes space shuttle flights, grounded after the Challenger disaster.
• 1989 - Sebastian Elmaloglou was born. Australian soap actor
• 1989 - Luís Dourdil dies. Portuguese painter.
• 1990 - Washington National Cathedral finished.
• 1991 - Military coup in Haiti. Jean-Bertrand Aristide, President of Haiti, is deposed
• 1992 - Brazilian President Fernando Collor de Mello resigns.
• 1992 - Erotica (song) released by Madonna
• 1992 - Lançamento do álbum Dirt da banda norte-americana Alice in Chains
• 1992 - Primeiras eleições em Angola cujos resultados não são aceites pela UNITA.
• 1994 - Cheb Hasni dies (b. 1968). Algerian singer.
• 1995 - Khaled Kelkal is killed by the French Police.
• 1995 - The United States Navy disestablishes Fighter Squadron #84 (VF-84), the celebrated Jolly Rogers.
• 1996 - Super Mario 64, a revolutionary platformer game for the Nintendo 64, is released in the United States.
• 1997 - Roy Lichtenstein dies (b. 1923). American artist.
• 1998 - Tom Bradley dies (b. 1917). Mayor of Los Angeles, California.
• 1998 - Jacyra Sampaio dies (b. 1922). Brazilian actress.
• 2001 - Nguyen Van Thieu dies (b. 1923). President of South Vietnam.
• 2001 - The Syracuse Herald-Journal, a U.S. newspaper dating back to 1839, ceases publication.
• 2003 - Hurricane Juan makes landfall at Nova Scotia.
• 2004 - The asteroid 4179 Toutatis passes within four lunar distances of Earth.
• 2004 - The Burt Rutan Ansari X Prize entry SpaceShipOne performed a successful spaceflight, thereby halfway to winning the prize.
• 2004 - Baseball: The Montreal Expos play their last game at Olympic Stadium.
• 2004 - Richard Sainct dies (b. 1970). French motorcycle rally rider.
• 2005 - US Senate confirms John Roberts to be the next Chief Justice of the United States.
• 2005 - Amnesty referendum in Algeria.
• 2005 - Austin Leslie dies (b. 1938). Considered by many the "Godfather of Fried Chicken".
• 2006 - US Representative Mark Foley resigns after allegations of inappropriate emails to house pages were introduced.
• RC Saints - Michaelmas - Christian feast of the Archangels St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael
• England, Ireland - One of the four Quarter days in the Irish calendar
• Argentina, Inventor's Day - László József Bíró's birthday.
• Portugal: Municipal holidays in Cabeceiras de Basto and Fornos de Algodres

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