Lisbon Lions Collection

The Lisbon Lions on their 20th Anniversary. The Celtic football team who won the European Cup in 1967. Back row, left to right: Jim Craig, Tommy Gemmell, Billy McNeill, Ronnie Simpson

Two Celtic players have a well earned sleep with their European Cup trophy. Celtic have just beaten Inter-Milan 2-1 in Lisbon, Portugal to win the trophy. Picture taken 29th May 1967

Mrs Billy McNeill, and the Celtic wives fly home to Prestwick Airport, Scotland, and into the rain, after they have seen their loved ones win 2-1 for Celtic in the European Cup Final against Inter

Heading South to cheer Celtic at Lisbon in the forthcoming European Cup final where they meet Inter-Milan, hitch-nicking Paisley buddies Tony Kelly (left)

Bertie Auld, Celtics outside left midfielder, pictured with his wife Liz (left) and his sister in law Mrs McLymont who is holding is daughter Susanne

Celtic fans invade the park after the match in 1967 against Inter Milan in European Cup Final

Lisbon Lions celebrate at the UEFA after-match banquet for which the beaten Italians arrived two hours late. Celtic became the first British side to win the Europan Cup after defeating Inter Milan

Steve Chalmers Celtic football hero who scored the winner in the 1967 European Cup Final against Inter Milan in Lisbon. Circa 1968

The Celtic team led by their manager Jock Stein, parading the European Cup trophy at Celtic Park following their 2-1 victory over Inter Milan in Lisbon. 26th May 1967

Celtic Players study the opposition. On the eve of the European Cup draw, Celtic players study the way Ajax, and Liverpool play their football incase they are drawn to play against them

Two Celtic Players (IDs to follow) enjoy their champagne on the plane home. Manager Jock Stein sitting in front and on the left looks back at them

Celtic Celebrate their 2-1 European Cup Final win against Inter-Milan in Lisbon, Portugal. Bobby Murdoch has the cup held over his head by goalscorer Tommy Gemmell (left) and John Clark

Celtic wives fly home to Prestwick Airport, Scotland, and into the rain, after they have seen their loved ones win 2-1 for Celtic in the European Cup Final against Inter Milan in Lisbon Portugal

History Maker Steve Chalmers, the man who scored the goal that won the European Cup for Celtic was guest of honour at a surprise victory celebration in Glasgow last night

Steve Chalmers (centre) leaves goalkeeper Giuliano Sarti standing as he fires in Celtics second goal against Inter-Milan in Lisbon, Portugal, to win Celtic The European Cup 2-1

1967 European Cup Final held at the Estadio Nacional in Lisbon, Portugal. Celtic defeated Inter Milan of Italy to become the first British team to win the European Cup

Lisbon Lions celebrate at the UEFA after-match banquet for which the beaten Italians arrived two hours late. Celtic became the first British side to win the Europan Cup after defeating Inter Milan

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Manchester United football manager Matt Busby handing the Team of the Year Trophy to Celtic manager Jock Stein, while the rest of the Celtic team hold the European cup trophy their had won

Celtic team led by manager Jock Stein parading the European Cup trophy during their victory parade at Celtic Park following their historic 2-1 win over Italian side Inter Milan in the European Cup

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Celtic players steve chalmers, ian young, billy mcmeill, jimmy johnstone and bobby lennox vist lisbons national stadium -the estadio nacional - before european cup final May 1967

Lisbon Lions celebrate at the UEFA after-match banquet for which the beaten Italians arrived two hours late. Celtic became the first British side to win the Europan Cup after defeating Inter Milan

Lisbon Lions celebrate at the UEFA after-match banquet for which the beaten Italians arrived two hours late. Celtic became the first British side to win the Europan Cup after defeating Inter Milan

1967 European Cup Final held at the Estadio Nacional in Lisbon, Portugal. Celtii defeated Inter Milan of Italy to become the first British team to win the European Cup

1967 European Cup Final held at the Estadio Nacional in Lisbon, Portugal. Celtic defeated Inter Milan of Italy to become the first British team to win the European Cup

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"The Lisbon Lions: A Legendary Triumph and Unforgettable Memories" On their 20th Anniversary, we pay tribute to the remarkable Celtic football team known as the Lisbon Lions. These brave warriors etched their names in history by conquering Europe's most prestigious tournament. Amidst jubilant celebrations, Mrs Billy McNeill and the devoted Celtic wives return home to Prestwick Airport, Scotland. Their hearts filled with pride for their husbands' incredible achievement. Two exhausted Celtic players finally find solace in a well-earned slumber, clutching tightly onto their cherished European Cup trophy. Dreams of victory dance through their minds as they bask in the glory of triumph. Heading South towards Lisbon, these loyal supporters embark on a journey to cheer on Celtic in the upcoming European Cup final. The anticipation is palpable; hope fills every corner of their souls. In an unforgettable moment captured forever in time, ecstatic Celtic fans storm the pitch after defeating Inter Milan in 1967's thrilling encounter. The roar of triumph echoes throughout Europe as they revel in this historic victory. The Lisbon Lions come together once again at the UEFA after-match banquet, celebrating amidst joyous camaraderie. Even though defeated, respect is bestowed upon the valiant Italians who fought fiercely till the end. Steve Chalmers emerges as a true hero among heroes—a name that will forever be synonymous with glory—having scored that winning goal during that fateful night at Estádio Nacional de Lisboa. Led by legendary manager Jock Stein, The Celtic team proudly parades through streets adorned with adoring fans while showcasing their prized possession—the illustrious European Cup trophy—an emblem of sheer excellence achieved against all odds. Studying every move meticulously before facing formidable opponents becomes imperative for these dedicated Celtic players. On the eve of another European Cup draw, focus intensifies as they prepare for yet another battle on foreign soil. As two triumphant Celtics players savor their well-deserved victory, champagne flows freely on the plane ride home.