UEFA Champions League Finals History

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The UEFA Champions League dates back since the year 1955. This football competition is popularly known as Champions league. It is an annual football cup competition that involves the top football clubs in Europe, which is organized by Union of European Football Association (UEFA).

This competition was first held for the 1955-1956 season and until 1992 the tournament was referred to as European Champions’ Cup or European Cup. The 2013-2014 made the first history of this tournament by involving and featuring teams from the same city. That is Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid, where Real Madrid won against Atletico (4-0). Both the teams are from Spain.

The recent UEFA Champions League Final (2014-15) was played at the Olympiastadion in Berlin – Germany. It took place on 6th of June 2015 where the Spanish team Barcelona won 3-1 while playing against Juventus – Italian team.

The following table shows the history of the UEFA Champions League Finals from the recent tournament:

Season Winners Runners-up Score
2015-2016 Real Madrid (Spain) Atletico Madrid (Spain) 1-1(5-3)
2014-2015 Barcelona (Spain) Juventus (Italy) 3-1
2013-2014 Real Madrid (Spain) Atletico Madrid (Spain) 4-1
2012-2013 Bayern Munich (Germany) Borussia Dortmund (Germany) 2-1
2011-2012 Chelsea (England) Bayern Munich (Germany) 1-1 (4-3)
2010-2011 Barcelona (Spain) Manchester United (England) 3-1
2009-2010 Internazionale (Italy) Bayern Munich (Germany) 2-0
2008-2009 Barcelona (Spain) Manchester United (England) 2-0
2007-2008 Manchester United (England) Chelsea (England) 1-1 (6-5)
2006-2007 Milan (Italy) Liverpool (England) 2-1
2005-2006 Barcelona (Spain) Arsenal (England) 2-1
2004-2005 Liverpool (England) Milan (Italy) 3-3
2003-2004 Porto (Portugal) Monaco (France) 3-0
2002-2003 Milan (Italy) Juventus (Italy) 0-0
2001-2002 Real Madrid (Spain) Bayer Leverkusen (Germany) 2-1
2000-2001 Bayern Munich (Germany) Valencia (Spain) 1-1
1999-2000 Real Madrid (Spain) Valencia (Spain) 3-0
1998-1999 Manchester united (England) Bayern Munich (Germany) 2-1
1997-1998 Real Madrid (Spain) Juventus (Italy) 1-0
1996-1997 Borussia Dortmund (Germany) Juventus (Italy) 3-1
1995-1996 Juventus (Italy) Ajax (Netherlands) 1-1
1994-1995 Ajax (Netherlands) Milan (Italy) 1-0
1993-1994 Milan (Italy) Barcelona (Spain) 4-0
1992-1993 Marseille (France) Milan (Italy) 1-0
1991-1992 Barcelona (Spain) Sampdoria (Italy) 1-0
1990-1991 Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia) Marseille (France) 0-0*
1989-1990 Milan (Italy) Benfica (Portugal) 1-0
1988-1989 Milan (Italy) Steaua Bucuresti (Romania) 4-0
1987-1988 PSV (Netherlands) Benfica (Portugal) 0-0
1986-1987 Porto (Portugal) Bayern Munich (Germany) 2-1
1985-1986 Steaua Bucuresti (Romania) Barcelona (Spain) 0-0
1984-1985 Juventus (Italy) Liverpool (England) 1-0
1983-1984 Liverpool (England) Roma (Italy) 1-1
1982-1983 Hamburg (Germany) Juventus (Italy) 1-0
1981-1982 Aston Villa (England) Bayern Munich (Germany) 1-0
1980-1981 Liverpool (England) Real Madrid (Spain) 1-0
1979-1980 Nottingham Forest (England) Hamburg (Germany) 1-0
1978-1979 Nottingham Forest (England) Malmo FF (Sweden) 1-0
1977-1978 Liverpool (England) Club Brugge (Belgium) 1-0
1976-1977 Liverpool (England) Borussia (Germany) 3-1
1975-1976 Bayern Munich (Germany) Saint-Etienne (France) 1-0
1974-1975 Bayern Munich (Germany) Leeds United (England) 2-0
1973-1974 Bayern Munich (Germany) Atletico Madrid (Spain) 1-1
1973-1974

(Replay)

Bayern Munich (Germany) Atletico Madrid (Spain) 4-0
1972-1973 Ajax (Netherlands) Juventus (Italy) 1-0
1971-1972 Ajax (Netherlands) Internazionale (Italy) 2-0
1970-1971 Ajax (Netherlands) Panathinaikos (Greece) 2-0
1969-1970 Feyenoord (Netherlands) Celtic (Scotland) 2-0
1968-1969 Milan (Italy) Ajax (Netherlands) 4-1
1967-1968 Manchester united (England) Benfica (Portugal) 4-1
1966-1967 Celtic (Scotland) Internazionale (Italy) 2-1
1965-1966 Real Madrid (Spain) Partizan (Yugoslavia) 2-1
1964-1965 Internazionale (Italy) Benfica (Portugal) 1-0
1963-1964 Internazionale (Italy) Real Madrid (Spain) 3-1
1962-1963 Milan (Italy) Benfica (Portugal) 2-1
1961-1962 Benfica (Portugal) Real Madrid (Spain) 5-3
1960-1961 Benfica (Portugal) Barcelona (Spain) 3-2
1959-1960 Real Madrid (Spain) Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) 7-3
1958-1959 Real Madrid (Spain) Stade de Reims (France) 2-0
1957-1958 Real Madrid (Spain) Milan (Italy) 3-2
1956-1957 Real Madrid (Spain) Fiorentina (Italy) 2-0
1955-1956 Real Madrid (Spain) Stade de Reims (France) 4-3

 

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