For the first time since 2013, the Champions League final will take place without Spanish participation. The final duel in the Champions League 2007/08 was a purely English one, when Manchester United and Chelsea faced each other in London. In the following SOCCERSCORE gives you the results of the last Champions-League-Finals. In addition, SOCCERSCORE lists the last Spanish CL winners and reveals the most important European titles of the two finalists.
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Looking back at the last Champions League finals, a Spanish club comes to the fore: Real Madrid made it into the Champions League final three times in a row and won three European titles as the best club in Europe.
The royals were able to claim particularly impressive and sovereign final victories in 2017 and 2018. In 2017, Zinedine Zidane’s team won 4-1 against Italian serial champion Juventus Turin. One year later, they scored one goal less, but still won 3-1 against FC Liverpool.
Real: Benzema (51.); Bale (64., 83.)
Liverpool: Mane (55.)
Juventus: Mandzukic (27.)
Real: Ronaldo (20th, 64th); Casemiro (61st); Asensio (90th)
Real: Ramos (15.)
Atletico: Carrasco (79.)
Not only Real Madrid dominated the Champions League for years. FC Barcelona has also been a fixture in the past seasons. The Spanish dominance at Champions League level was unbroken until last year.
Since 2000, the Spanish club duo Barcelona and Madrid have climbed the highest throne in European club football a total of ten times.
FC Liverpool are clearly ahead when it comes to winning titles at European level. In the 126-year history of the club, the Reds were able to celebrate a total of eleven European titles. The North Londoners from Tottenham have won three European Cups in the past.
The Champions League trophy was awarded to the Reds five times in total. FC Liverpool won four of these titles when the competition was still called “European Cup of Champions”. Tottenham Hotspur, on the other hand, have yet to claim a Champions League title, but can call themselves two-time UEFA Cup winners.
Among the winners of the last nine years is Bayern Munich, only one German club among the Champions League title holders from Spain, Italy and England.
