2004 in association football
The following are the association football events of the year 2004 throughout the world. Events 5 January – Manager Mark Wotte leaves Dutch club Willem II Tilburg and becomes technical director at Feyenoord Rotterdam. 29 January – Dutch club Volendam sacks manager Henk Wisman. Former player Johan Steur is named interim-manager. 2 February – South Korean Club Anyang Cheetahs move to Seoul and change their name to FC Seoul. 14 February – Tunisia beat Morocco 2–1 to clinch the first African Cup of Nations in the country's history. 29 February – Middlesbrough beat Bolton Wanderers 2–1 to win the League Cup, the club's first cup in their 128-year history. 25 April – FA Premier League – Arsenal clinch the Premier League title, their second in three years, with four games still to play. 29 April – San Marino record their first ever win, a 1–0 victory over Liechtenstein in a friendly. 2 May – Milan clinch the Italian Serie A title. 8 May – Werder Bremen win the German Bundesliga 8 May – Valencia win the Spanish Primera División. 8 May – Ajax wins the Dutch title in the Eredivisie. 15 May – Arsenal complete their last game of the