Find out the list of Champions League winners throughout the years

The Champions League, also known as the C1 Cup, is recognised as the biggest football competition for clubs in Europe. This season's championship teams are certainly technically proficient. Many people are curious about the list of C1 champions, so let's check out this article for a list of Champions League winners throughout the years.

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List of Champions League Winners throughout the years[/caption]

List of C1 champions over the years

Winning teams in this tournament not only depend on technique and strength, but also on many other factors such as timing, location, and luck. Here is a list of C1 champions:

1955/56: Real Madrid (Spain)
1956/57: Real Madrid (Spain)
1957/58: Real Madrid (Spain)
1958/59: Real Madrid (Spain)
1959/60: Real Madrid (Spain)
1960/61: Benfica (Portugal)
1961/62: Benfica (Portugal)
1962/63: AC Milan (Italy)
1963/64: Inter Milan (Italy)
1965/66: Inter Milan (Italy)
1965/66: Real Madrid (Spain)
1966/67: Celtic (Scotland)
1967/68: Manchester United (England)
1968/69: AC Milan (Italy)
1969/70: Feyenoord (Netherlands)
1970/71: Ajax (Netherlands)
1971/72: Ajax (Netherlands)
1972/73: Ajax (Netherlands)
1973/74: Bayern Munich (Germany)
1974/75: Bayern Munich (Germany)
1975/76: Bayern Munich (Germany)
1976/77: Liverpool (England)
1977/78: Liverpool (England)
1978/79: Nottingham Forest (England)
1979/80: Nottingham Forest (England)
1980/81: Liverpool (England)
1981/82: Aston Villa (England)
1982/83: Hamburg (Germany)
1983/84: Liverpool (England)
1984/85: Juventus (Italy)
1985/86: Steaua Bucuresti (Romania)
1986/87: Porto (Portugal)
1987/88: PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands)
1988/89: AC Milan (Italy)
1989/90: AC Milan (Italy)
1990/91: Red Star Belgrade (former Yugoslavia)
1991/92: Barcelona (Spain)
1992/93: Marseille (France)
1993/94: AC Milan (Italy)
1994/95: Ajax (Netherlands)
1995/96: Juventus (Italy)
1996/97: Dortmund (Germany)
1997/98: Real Madrid (Spain)
1998/99: Manchester United (England)
1999/00: Real Madrid (Spain)
2000/01: Bayern Munich (Germany)
2001/02: Real Madrid (Spain)
2002/03: AC Milan (Italy)
2003/04: Porto (Portugal)
2004/05: Liverpool (England)
2005/06: Barcelona (Spain)
2006/07: AC Milan (Italy)
2007/08: Manchester United (England)
2008/09: Barcelona (Spain)
2009/10: Inter Milan (Italy)
2010/11: Barcelona (Spain)
2011/12: Chelsea (England)
2012/13: Bayern Munich (Germany)
2013/14: Real Madrid (Spain)
2014/15: Barcelona (Spain)
2015/16: Real Madrid (Spain)
2016/17: Real Madrid (Spain)
2017/18: Real Madrid (Spain)
2018/19: Liverpool (England)
2019/20: Bayern Munich (Germany

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Statistics on the number of UEFA Champions League C1 championships by country

Below is a list of the number of C1 championships by country that you can refer to:

Country	Champion
Spain	19
England	14
Italy	12
Germany	8
Netherlands	6
Portugal	4
France	1
Scotland	1
Romania	1
Yugoslav	1

History of the UEFA Champions League

The Champions League is the predecessor of the current Champions League, which is now the tournament for the best European clubs. This tournament, organized by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), is a football tournament for clubs with high rankings in European national championships.

In 1955, the European Cup tournament was born, and after a series of events, the European Cup was replaced by the name of the Champions League.

After 2002, the Champions League tournament was renamed from the European Cup to the Champions League (Cup of National Champions), and has maintained that name to this day. The past Champions League winners have been clubs with impressive records and outstanding performance.

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History of the UEFA Champions League[/caption]

The Champions League has gone through many ups and downs to become the largest club-level tournament in Europe as it is today. Let's look back at the finals that have made the name of the UEFA tournament.

Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea: 2008 Final
Aston Villa 1-0 Bayern Munich: 1982 Final
Nottingham Forest 1-0 Malmo: 1979 Final
Liverpool 3-1 Borussia Monchengladbach: 1977 Final
Real Madrid 7-3 Eintracht Frankfurt: 1960 Final
Liverpool 3-3 AC Milan: 2005 Final
Manchester United 2-1 Bayern Munich: 1999 Final
Celtic 2-1 Inter Milan: 1967 Final
Manchester United 4-1 Benfica: 1968 Final

Conclusion

We hope that the list of Champions League winners throughout the years shared above will provide you with interesting facts about the much-loved league. Visit wintips.com every day for more interesting information about football. Thanks for watching!