Disambiguation evidence for 2005 UEFA Champions League Final in Istanbul via surface form

"2005 UEFA Champions League Final"

As subject (49)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "2005 UEFA Champions League Final".

Predicate	Object
ACMilanCaptain	Paolo Maldini ⓘ
ACMilanManager	Carlo Ancelotti ⓘ
ACMilanStriker	Andriy Shevchenko ⓘ
LiverpoolCaptain	Steven Gerrard ⓘ
LiverpoolEuropeanCupsAfterWin	5 ⓘ
LiverpoolGoalkeeper	Jerzy Dudek ⓘ
LiverpoolManager	Rafael Benítez ⓘ
LiverpoolQualifiedFor	FIFA Club World Cup ⓘ surface form: 2005 FIFA Club World Championship
attendance	69700 ⓘ
awayTeam	Liverpool F.C. ⓘ
broadcastTo	worldwide television audience ⓘ
city	Istanbul ⓘ
competition	UEFA Champions League ⓘ
continent	Europe ⓘ
country	Turkey ⓘ
date	2005-05-25 ⓘ
decidedBy	penalty shoot-out ⓘ
finalScoreAfterExtraTime	3–3 ⓘ
goalScorerForACMilan	Hernán Crespo ⓘ
goalScorerForACMilan	Paolo Maldini ⓘ
goalScorerForLiverpool	Steven Gerrard ⓘ
goalScorerForLiverpool	Vladimír Šmicer ⓘ
goalScorerForLiverpool	Xabi Alonso ⓘ
halfTimeScore	3–0 to AC Milan ⓘ
homeTeam	AC Milan ⓘ
instanceOf	UEFA Champions League final ⓘ
instanceOf	football match ⓘ
instanceOf	sports event ⓘ
minuteOfOpeningGoal	1 ⓘ
nickname	Miracle of Istanbul ⓘ
notableFor	Liverpool comeback from 3–0 down at half-time ⓘ
notableMoment	Jerzy Dudek’s double save from Andriy Shevchenko in extra time ⓘ
notableMoment	Jerzy Dudek’s penalty shoot-out saves ⓘ
numberOfGoalsByHernánCrespo	2 ⓘ
openingGoalScorer	Paolo Maldini ⓘ
organiser	UEFA ⓘ
partOf	2005 UEFA Champions League Final in Istanbul self-linksurface differs ⓘ surface form: 2004–05 UEFA Champions League
penaltyShootOutScore	3–2 to Liverpool ⓘ
referee	Manuel Mejuto González ⓘ
refereeNationality	Spain ⓘ
scoreAfter90Minutes	3–3 ⓘ
sport	association football ⓘ
stadium	Atatürk Olympic Stadium ⓘ
stage	final ⓘ
team	AC Milan ⓘ
team	Liverpool F.C. ⓘ
venue	Atatürk Olympic Stadium ⓘ
winner	Liverpool F.C. ⓘ
year	2005 ⓘ