What is a treble in association football?
Q: What is a treble in association football?
A: A treble in association football is when a club team wins three trophies in a single season.
Q: What is a continental treble?
A: A continental treble is when a club wins the national league competition, the main national cup competition and the main continental trophy.
Q: What is a domestic treble?
A: A domestic treble is when a club wins three national competitions, which usually means the league title, the main cup competition, and one secondary competition.
Q: How many trophies does a club need to win to achieve a treble?
A: A club needs to win three trophies in a single season to achieve a treble.
Q: What is the difference between a continental treble and a domestic treble?
A: A continental treble involves winning the national league competition, the main national cup competition and the main continental trophy, whereas a domestic treble involves winning three national competitions, such as the league title, the main cup competition, and one secondary competition.
Q: Can a club achieve a treble without winning a continental trophy?
A: Yes, a club can achieve a domestic treble without winning a continental trophy.
Q: What type of competitions are included in a domestic treble?
A: A domestic treble includes three national competitions, which typically includes the league title, the main cup competition, and one secondary competition.
