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UEFA Champions League Winners Till date

UEFA Champions League popularly known as Champions League is a football cup competition organize annually for top football clubs in Europe by Union of European Football Association (UEFA).

UEFA Champions League was first held in the year 1955 for the 19955-56 season. Real So far, Madrid happens to be the highest winner of the league by winning the champions league cup 13 times.

This seasons 2018-19 final will be played at Wanda Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid.


Seasons                                Winners.                           

2017-18.                             Real Madrid.                              

2016-17.                            Real Madrid.                               

2015-16.                            Real Madrid.                               

2014-15.                            Barcelona.                                  

2013-14.                            Real Madrid.                              

2012-13.                         Bayern Munich.                         

2011-12.                          Chelsea.                                      

2010-11.                          Barcelona.                                  

2009-10.                         Internazionale.                           

2008-09.                         Barcelona.                                  

2007-08.                 Manchester United.                   

2006-07.                        Milan.                                           

2005-06.                       Barcelona.                                   

2004-05.                       Liverpool.                                    

2003-04.                       Porto.                                          

2002-03.                      Milan.                                          

2001-02.                     Real Madrid.                                

2000-01.                     Bayern Munich.                          

1999-2000.                 Real Madrid.                              

1998-99.                  Manchester United.                  

1997-98.                     Real Madrid.                             

1996-97.                 Borussia Dortmund.               

1995-96.                    Juventus.                                   

1994-95.                    Ajax.                                           

1993-94.                   Milan.                                          

1992-93.                   Marseille.                                   

1991-92.                   Barcelona.                                 

1990-91.                   Red Star Belgrade.                   

1989-90.                   Milan.                                        

1988-89.                   Milan.                                        

1987-88.                   PSV.                                          

1986-87.                   Porto.                                       

1985-86.                  Steaua Bucureşti.                    

1984-85.                 Juventus.                                   

1983-84.                  Liverpool.                                 

1982-83.                  Hamburg.                                

1981-82.                  Aston Villa.                              

1980-81.                  Liverpool.                                 

1979-80.                  Nottingham Forest.                

1978-79.                  Nottingham Forest.                

1977-78.                  Liverpool.                                 

1976-77.                  Liverpool.                                 

1975-76.                  Bayern Munich.                       

1974-75.                  Bayern Munich.                       

1973-74.                  Bayern Munich.                       

1973-74 Replay.     Bayern Munich.                       

1972-73.                  Ajax.                                         

1971-72.                  Ajax.                                         

1970-71.                    Ajax.                                          

1969-70.                    Feyenoord.                      

1968-69.                    Milan.                               

1967-68.                 Manchester United.       

1966-67.                    Celtic.                              

1965-66.                    Real Madrid.                   

1964-65.                    Internazionale.               

1963-64.                    Internazionale.               

1962-63.                    Milan.                              

1961-62.                    Benfica.                          

1960-61.                    Benfica.                          

1959-60.                    Real Madrid.                 

1958-59.                   Real Madrid.                  

1957-58.                  Real Madrid.                   

1956-57.                 Real Madrid.                  

1955-56.               Real Madrid.                    


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