Football Clubs and Competitions

In the 2005 Champions League final (the Miracle of Istanbul), Liverpool came back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 against AC Milan before winning on penalties. The score after extra time was indeed 3-3. 2-2, 1-1, and 0-0 are all incorrect scores for this famous match.

The Heysel Disaster occurred during the 1985 European Cup final between Liverpool and Juventus, resulting in 39 deaths and a ban for English clubs. Liverpool received a 10-year ban (later reduced to 6) from European competitions. Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Inter Milan were not involved in this tragedy.

Liverpool Football Club was founded in 1892 following a dispute between John Houlding (owner of Anfield stadium) and the Everton committee. The original Everton team moved to Goodison Park, and Houlding established a new club - Liverpool FC - which began playing at Anfield starting in 1892, making it the correct founding year.

When Liverpool FC was founded in 1892, the team initially wore blue and white quartered shirts, which were actually the colors Everton had worn in their final season at Anfield. The club did not adopt their iconic all-red kit until 1896. Therefore, blue and white represents the original home jersey colors from the founding year, making it the correct answer.

Davide Petrucci was a youth player at Manchester United, joining their academy in 2006 from Roma. While he later played for clubs like Birmingham and Bristol Rovers, his most notable association is with Manchester United where he spent his formative years.

Juan Manuel Iturbe began his senior career at Quilmes (2006-2009) in Argentina before moving to Cerro Porteño and eventually European clubs like Porto and Roma. While he's more famous for his later career, Quilmes was indeed his first senior club.

Bojan Krkić is a product of Barcelona's famous La Masia academy and made his senior debut for Barcelona in 2007. He's most closely associated with Barcelona, where he played over 100 games before later moves to Roma, Milan, and others.

Wesley Sneijder played for Inter Milan from 2009-2013, where he won the treble (Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Champions League) in 2010. While he also played for Real Madrid, his peak and most successful period was at Inter Milan.

Stevan Jovetić played for Fiorentina from 2008-2013, establishing himself as one of Serie A's most exciting young talents. While he later moved to Manchester City and Inter Milan, Fiorentina was the club where he made his name.

Mamadou Sakho is best known for his time at PSG (Paris Saint-Germain), where he came through the academy and made over 200 appearances. While he later played for Liverpool, his primary club association is with PSG.

Ravel Morrison came through Manchester United's famed youth academy and made first-team appearances for the club. While he later played for West Brom and other clubs, he began his career at United. Morrison was part of United's acclaimed youth class that also included Paul Pogba and Jesse Lingard.

Jordan Henderson began his professional career at Sunderland, coming through their youth academy and becoming a first-team regular. He later moved to Liverpool but started at the Stadium of Light. Henderson made over 70 appearances for Sunderland before his transfer.