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Incredibly, the Aviva Stadium is 10 years old this week. Officially opened by Taoiseach Brian Cowen on the 14th May , the new stadium didn't host a game until 31st July when the O2 Challenge rugby game was played, followed a few days later by the visit of Manchester United to take on a League of Ireland XI. The interim period was facilitated by the GAA's Rule 42's abolition when rugby and soccer moved temporarily to Croke Park. By the time May had come around, the building of the stadium had already had its fair share of history. While the early years of the Aviva seemed to be as much about the Vantage Scheme fiasco as anything else, there were some great games played. Many lamented the lack of the famed "Lansdowne Roar" in the new facility, but over time, this became less of an issue as the Aviva created its own memories and its own identity was forged. We've been having a look back over the last decade and have somehow whittled it down to the 10 most memorable moments in the new ground. The 10 year anniversary was supposed to be marked by the European Championships in just over a month, but that will have to wait at least a year now. For clarity here, this is a big moment, not necessarily the best games or the biggest occasions. Firstly, here are a few occasions that just missed out on the top While an all Portuguese tie between Porto and Braga was not what we envisioned, it was actually a very good game. Falcao scored the game's only goal, his 17th of the competition that season! A Jonny Wilkinson masterclass gave Toulon a one point win over Clermont to start their three-in-a-row in the competition. In truth, an occasion that needed some Irish involvement.

With those and lots more moments left on the cutting room floor, here's what we've gone with for our top Argentine Primera Division.

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Holders Celtic were given an almighty fright by Livingston before reaching their ninth Scottish Cup semi-final in 10 years, with manager Brendan Rodgers conceding he "wasn't comfortable" until two late goals. Daizen Maeda completed his hat-trick before Kyogo Furuhashi made the scoreline more convincing. Celtic were looking to recover from last weekend's league defeat by Hearts and Rodgers admitted "today, we didn't play well, but we won and that makes me very happy". Indeed, the Premiership's bottom side threatened another shock as they twice came from behind to level in search of their first-ever win at Celtic Park. Daniel MacKay's fine finish was sandwiched between two Maeda goals within an action-packed opening 22 minutes. Tete Yengi superbly fired Livingston level again 10 minutes after the break, but Celtic's Japanese forward was on hand to ease home nerves as extra-time loomed before his international colleague added the final flourish. The talk just before kick-off was more about who was not in the respective starting line-ups rather than who was playing. Livingston boss David Martindale admitted he was depressing himself explaining why he had made five, mainly forced, changes but saw a chink of light in the absence of Callum McGregor and Cameron Carter-Vickers. It looked like any optimism would be misplaced when Celtic forged ahead after only seven minutes.

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Preview: England vs. Preview: Mallorca vs. Firstly, here are a few occasions that just missed out on the top Saracens were a basically unstoppable force in European rugby for the latter half of the last decade. J1 League. Nottingham Forest Nott'm Forest. Ligue 1. We're looking for loyal Balls readers free-to-join members club where top tipsters can win prizes and Balls merchandise. Instead, Ireland maintained incredible discipline throughout, denying New Zealand a single try over 80 minutes and the impossible had been achieved. Of all four years though, nothing would match the final for drama. Trending Football.

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Preview: Bristol City vs. We're looking for loyal Balls readers free-to-join members club where top tipsters can win prizes and Balls merchandise. England - prediction, team news, lineups. Preview: England vs. Pats' fans finally knew the hoodoo had been broken. Preview: Scotland vs. Rovers' dream only had to wait another 45 minutes to come through though as they would ultimately win on penalties. Amazingly, Sligo were back in the final the following year against Shelbourne, and Kelly would be brought off the bench especially for the shootout, where he would save two out of three and Rovers would retain the Cup! By the time May had come around, the building of the stadium had already had its fair share of history. Preview: FC Koln vs.