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Carlsberg Celebrates the “Miracle of Istanbul” With Collector Can and Nostalgic Short Film

Twenty years after one of the most iconic nights in football history, Carlsberg is marking the anniversary of the “Miracle of Istanbul” with the launch of a limited-edition collector’s can and a playful, nostalgia-filled short film starring three Liverpool legends.

The “Miracle Can” pays tribute to the unforgettable 2005 UEFA Champions League final, where Liverpool FC overcame a 3-0 halftime deficit against AC Milan to win the match in a dramatic penalty shootout — a moment etched in the memories of fans around the world.

To celebrate the occasion, Carlsberg reunited three key figures from that historic night: Jerzy Dudek, Sami Hyypiä, and Vladimír Šmicer. In the film, the can rolls along a production line to a dramatic operatic version of the fan anthem “Allez Allez Allez”, performed by Hyypiä. Šmicer then gives the can a kiss for good luck before catching it mid-air in a cinematic moment full of charm and football nostalgia.

Louise Bach, Global Sponsorship Director at Carlsberg, commented: “At Carlsberg, we are incredibly proud of our 30+ year partnership with Liverpool FC. This campaign celebrates not only a legendary football moment, but also the enduring connection between the club, its fans, and our brand.”

The campaign will roll out across social media, online video platforms, e-commerce, retail activations, and internal communications, showcasing Carlsberg’s commitment to blending storytelling and fan engagement.

Carlsberg has been a longstanding partner of Liverpool FC since 1992, and renewed its sponsorship in 2023 to continue through at least 2034 — one of the longest-running brand-club partnerships in sports.

With the Miracle Can, Carlsberg turns a simple beverage into a symbol of triumph, passion, and unforgettable moments, reinforcing that the spirit of football lives far beyond the pitch — sometimes, even in the palm of your hand.