Víctor Fernández
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Víctor Fernández, (born in Zaragoza, Spain; November 28, 1960) is a Spanish football coach. In 1994, he achieved a Cup Winners' Cup victory with Real Zaragoza as well as a more recent Intercontinental Cup victory with FC Porto, on December 12, 2004.
He was dismissed from FC Porto in late January 2005 for bad results (the team was placed 3rd in the table). José Couceiro replaced him.
In June, he returned to Real Zaragoza, the team of his city and where he won his most important championship: the Cup Winners' Cup.
He also has trained CD Tenerife, Celta de Vigo and Real Betis.
| Preceded by José Mourinho |
FC Porto Manager 2004-2005 |
Succeeded by José Couceiro |
| Real Zaragoza - Current Squad |
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1 César | 2 Diogo | 3 Aranzábal | 4 Cuartero | 5 Oscar | 6 G. Milito | 7 Movilla | 8 Aimar | 9 García | 10 D'Alessandro | 11 Juanfran | 13 Martínez | 14 Gustavo Nery | 15 Lafita | 16 Celades | 17 Éwerthon | 18 Piqué | 19 César | 20 Longás | 21 Zapater | 22 D. Milito | 23 Sergio | 24 Chus | Manager: Fernández |
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