Sports · 1999
The final year of the millennium delivered dramatic twists, historic comeback stories, and transcendent athletic achievements across the globe. From iconic World Cup victories to dramatic champions crowned across major leagues, 1999 left an indelible mark on sports history.
Brandi Chastain scored the winning penalty kick against China, cementing a watershed moment for women's sports in front of a packed Rose Bowl stadium.
Manchester United scored two stoppage-time goals against Bayern Munich in the Champions League final to secure an unprecedented treble trophy haul.
Led by Tim Duncan and David Robinson, the Spurs defeated the New York Knicks in five games to win the franchise's first NBA championship.
Seventeen-year-old Serena Williams defeated Martina Hingis at the US Open to capture her first Grand Slam singles title, signaling a new era in tennis.
Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway capped off his Hall of Fame career by winning back-to-back Super Bowls and earning the game's MVP award.
American sprinter Maurice Greene shattered the 100-meter world record by running a blistering 9.79 seconds in Athens.
Brett Hull scored a controversial triple-overtime goal against the Buffalo Sabres to seal the Dallas Stars' first Stanley Cup championship.
Andre Agassi rallied from two sets down against Andrei Medvedev at the French Open to complete his career Grand Slam.
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