History Of Champions UEFA Champions League

European Cup roll of honour

 



From Real Madrid CF's trailblazing team of 1956 through some of the most famous and talented sides ever to grace the game, the European Cup has hosted the best football has to offer. Some of the most celebrated fixtures in football history have occurred in the competition's showpiece, from Madrid's 7-3 defeat of Eintracht Frankfurt in 1960 to AC Milan's 4-0 success against FC Barcelona in 1994 and Manchester United FC's late heroics against FC Bayern München in 1999.

 

SeasonWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueAttendance
2015/16Real MadridReal Madrid1-1 (5-3p)AtléticoAtlético Stadio San Siro, Milan71,942
2014/15BarcelonaBarcelona3-1JuventusJuventus Olympiastadion, Berlin70,442
2013/14Real MadridReal Madrid4-1 (aet)AtléticoAtlético Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica, Lisbon60,976
2012/13BayernBayern2-1DortmundDortmund Wembley Stadium, London86,298
2011/12ChelseaChelsea1-1 (4-3p)BayernBayern Fußball Arena München, Munich62,500
2010/11BarcelonaBarcelona3-1Man. UnitedMan. United Wembley Stadium, London87,695
2009/10InternazionaleInternazionale2-0BayernBayern Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid73,490
2008/09BarcelonaBarcelona2-0Man. UnitedMan. United Stadio Olimpico, Rome62,467
2007/08Man. UnitedMan. United1-1 (6-5p)ChelseaChelsea Stadion Luzhniki, Moscow67,310
2006/07MilanMilan2-1LiverpoolLiverpool OAKA Spiros Louis, Athens63,800
2005/06BarcelonaBarcelona2-1ArsenalArsenal Stade de France, Saint-Denis79,610
2004/05LiverpoolLiverpool3-3 (3-2p)MilanMilan Atatürk Olimpiyat Stadium, Istanbul69,600
2003/04PortoPorto3-0MonacoMonaco Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen53,053
2002/03MilanMilan0-0 (3-2p)JuventusJuventus Old Trafford, Manchester63,300
2001/02Real MadridReal Madrid2-1LeverkusenLeverkusen Hampden Park, Glasgow50,499
2000/01BayernBayern1-1 (5-4p)ValenciaValencia Stadio San Siro, Milan79,000
1999/00Real MadridReal Madrid3-0ValenciaValencia Stade de France, Saint-Denis80,000
1998/99Man. UnitedMan. United2-1BayernBayern Camp Nou, Barcelona90,245
1997/98Real MadridReal Madrid1-0JuventusJuventus Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam48,500
1996/97DortmundDortmund3-1JuventusJuventus Olympiastadion, Munich64,000
1995/96JuventusJuventus1-1 (4-2p)AjaxAjax Stadio Olimpico, Rome67,000
1994/95AjaxAjax1-0MilanMilan Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna49,700
1993/94MilanMilan4-0BarcelonaBarcelona OAKA Spiros Louis, Athens70,000
1992/93MarseilleMarseille1-0MilanMilan Olympiastadion, Munich64,400
1991/92BarcelonaBarcelona1-0 (aet)SampdoriaSampdoria Wembley, London70,827
1990/91Crvena zvezdaCrvena zvezda0-0 (5-3p)MarseilleMarseille San Nicola, Bari51,587
1989/90MilanMilan1-0BenficaBenfica Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna57,558
1988/89MilanMilan4-0SteauaSteaua Camp Nou, Barcelona98,000
1987/88PSVPSV0-0 (6-5p)BenficaBenfica VfB Arena, Stuttgart64,000
1986/87PortoPorto2-1BayernBayern Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna57,500
1985/86SteauaSteaua0-0 (2-0p)BarcelonaBarcelona Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Seville70,000
1984/85JuventusJuventus1-0LiverpoolLiverpool King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels58,000
1983/84LiverpoolLiverpool1-1 (4-2p)RomaRoma Stadio Olimpico, Rome69,693
1982/83HamburgHamburg1-0JuventusJuventus OAKA Spiros Louis, Athens73,500
1981/82Aston VillaAston Villa1-0BayernBayern Feijenoord Stadion, Rotterdam46,000
1980/81LiverpoolLiverpool1-0Real MadridReal Madrid Parc des Princes, Paris48,360
1979/80Nottm ForestNottm Forest1-0HamburgHamburg Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid51,000
1978/79Nottm ForestNottm Forest1-0MalmöMalmö Olympiastadion, Munich68,000
1977/78LiverpoolLiverpool1-0Club BruggeClub Brugge Wembley, London92,500
1976/77LiverpoolLiverpool3-1MönchengladbachMönchengladbach Stadio Olimpico, Rome52,078
1975/76BayernBayern1-0St-ÉtienneSt-Étienne Hampden Park, Glasgow54,670
1974/75BayernBayern2-0LeedsLeeds Parc des Princes, Paris48,374
1973/74BayernBayern4-0AtléticoAtlético King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels23,283
1972/73AjaxAjax1-0JuventusJuventus Stadion Rajko Mitić, Belgrade89,484
1971/72AjaxAjax2-0InternazionaleInternazionale Feijenoord Stadion, Rotterdam61,354
1970/71AjaxAjax2-0PanathinaikosPanathinaikos Wembley, London83,179
1969/70FeyenoordFeyenoord2-1 (aet)CelticCeltic Stadio San Siro, Milan53,187
1968/69MilanMilan4-1AjaxAjax Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid31,782
1967/68Man. UnitedMan. United4-1 (aet)BenficaBenfica Wembley, London92,225
1966/67CelticCeltic2-1InternazionaleInternazionale Nacional, Lisbon45,000
1965/66Real MadridReal Madrid2-1PartizanPartizan King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels46,745
1964/65InternazionaleInternazionale1-0BenficaBenfica Stadio San Siro, Milan77,000
1963/64InternazionaleInternazionale3-1Real MadridReal Madrid Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna71,333
1962/63MilanMilan2-1BenficaBenfica Wembley, London45,715
1961/62BenficaBenfica5-3Real MadridReal Madrid Olympisch, Amsterdam61,257
1960/61BenficaBenfica3-2BarcelonaBarcelona Wankdorf, Berne26,732
1959/60Real MadridReal Madrid7-3FrankfurtFrankfurt Hampden Park, Glasgow127,621
1958/59Real MadridReal Madrid2-0ReimsReims VfB Arena, Stuttgart72,000
1957/58Real MadridReal Madrid3-2 (aet)MilanMilan King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels67,000
1956/57Real MadridReal Madrid2-0FiorentinaFiorentina Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid124,000
1955/56Real MadridReal Madrid4-3ReimsReims Parc des Princes, Paris38,239


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