Champions League Winners List

I love soccer and as another season of the Champions League is about to start very soon, I felt like I had to write an article of all of the previous winners of the Champions League champions. I will go over the list of all the champions and the runners-up in the final game of each season since the Champions League exists. Let's hope you have fun reading this article.

1955-56

Champion : Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Stade de Reims (France)

Result: 4:3

In the first edition of the Champions League Read Madrid from Spain faced the french champion then Stade de Reims. The game was played at Parc de Princes. The attendance was 38,239 people.

1956-57

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner- Up: Fiorentina (Italy)

Result: 2:0

In the second edition, the champion was again the Spanish side Real Madrid. This time they squared off against the Italian team Fiorentina. The game ended in a 2:0 win for Madrid. The match was played at the home filed of Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabeu. The attendance was 124,000 people.

1957-58

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Milan (Italy)

Result: 3:2 Extra Time

Third consecitive final and a win for Real Madrid. They played the final match against AC Milan. The winning goal came in the extra time when in the 107th minute Real Madrid score the winning goal to make them the European Club Champion for the third straight time. The game was played at Heysel Stadium in Belgium. The attendance recorded was 67,000 spectators.

1958-59

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Stade de Reims( France)

Result: 2:0

In the fourth edition of the Champions League, Real Madrid won again. They faced the French side Stade de Reims for the second time at this stage of tournament in four years. Real Madrid won the game 2:0 in a game that was played at Neckardstadion in Stuttgart Germany. The attendance at the game was 80,000 spectators. This was the fourth consecutive title for Real Madrid.

1959-1960

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner- Up: Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)

Result: 7:3

As the fifth edition of the Champions League went around we saw for the fifth consecutive time Real Madrid in the final this time they squared off against the German side Eintracht Frankfurt. This final was then recorded as the final with the most goals scored. Real won the game 7:3. The game was played at Hampden Park in Glasgow. The total attendance was 127,000 people.

1960-61

Champion: Benfica (Portugal)

Runner-Up: Barcelona (Spain)

Result: 3:2

For the first time the Champions League saw a different Champion. This was the side from Portugal. Benfica played against Barcelona in another final that consisted a Spanish side. This time the spaniards didn't come up with a title. The game was won 3:2 by Benfica. The game was played at Wankdorf Stadium in Belgium. The total attendance was 33,000 spectators.

1961-62

Champion: Benfica (Portugal)

Runner- Up: Real Madrid (Spain)

Result: 5:3

Another Champions League final that had a team from Spain in it. This time Benfica squared off against Real Madrid in a game played at Olympisch Stadion in Amsterdam, a game that was watched by around 42,000 spectators. This game was won by Benfica in the final score of 5:3. This was the first final appearance by Real Madrid that they lost. They have won the last five times they went to the final stage of the tournament.

1962-63

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner- Up : Benfica (Portugal)

Result: 2:1

This was the first appearance for AC Milan in a Champions League Final. The faced the previos two time winner Benfica. The game was played at Wembley Stadium in front of 47,000 spectators. This was Benfica's third final appearance in the last three seasons.

1963-64

Champion: Inter Milan (Italy)

Runner- Up: Real Madrid (Spain)

Result: 3:1

In their first final appearance in the tournament Real Madrid was able to grab the Champions League title for the first time ever by beating the previous five time winner Real Madrid in a game that they won 3:1. The game was played at Prater Stadium in Austria, in front of 72,000 spectators. This win by Inter Milan stopped the little run that Real Madrid had going by having to appear in the final game for the seventh straight campaign.

1964-65

Champion: Inter Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Benfica (Portugal)

Result: 1:0

Just a year later Inter Milan was back in the final of the Champions League. They had to face a previous two time champion of the tournament Benfica. The game was won by Inter Milan 1:0. This was the second consecutive final match that Benfica lost, and their 5th final since the beginning of the tournament. The match was played at San Siro Stadium in Milan and was watched by 85,000 spectators.

1965-66

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Partizan (Yugoslavia)

Result: 2:1

This was Real Madrid's sixth's Champions League title. Simply brilliant. In this edition of the tournament Real faced the then Former Yugoslavian team Partizan from Serbia now. The game was played at Heysel Stadium in Belgium, and the final score was 2:1 for Real Madrid. The game was watched by 55,000 people.

1966-67

Champion: Celtic (Scotland)

Runner-Up: Inter Milan (Italy)

Result: 2:1

In this edition we saw a brand new participant in the final and a new champion. Celtic from Scotland squared off against a two time Champions League winner Inter Milan from Italy. This was the third final that Inter played and the first one that they lost. The game was played at Estadio Nacional in Portugal. The game was watched by 56,000 fans of both teams.

1967-68

Champion: Manchester United (England)

Runner-Up: Benfica (Portugal)

Result: 4:1

This was the first time that an English team appeared in the Champions League final. This time we saw the previous two time winner Benfica play Manchester United at Wembley Stadium. This game was also the first final that ended with extra time. After regulation the game was tied at one and Manchester was able to score three goal in the extra time give. The game was viewed by 93,000 spectators at the stadium.

1968-69

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Ajax (Holland)

Result: 4:1

The year is 1968 and AC Milan is back in the final of the Champions League and they stroke back with a serious win against a very strong side then Ajax Amsterdam. The game was played in Spain at the Santiago Bernabeu in front of 50,000 fans of both teams. The game ended in a 4:1 win by the Rossoneri. Ajax became the first Dutch team to reach this stage of the tournament.

1969-70

Champion: Feyenoord (Holland)

Runner-Up: Celtic (Scotland)

Result: 2:1

This was just the beginning of the Dutch football era. Feyenoord is the first Dutch team to win the Champions League Trophy. This game was won in extra time and only the second game that went in extra time. The winning game came in only four minutes before the end of the extra time and that gave Feyenoord their first Champions League title. The game ended in a 2:1 win against the one time Champion Celtic from Scotland. The match was played at San Siro in Italy in front of 50,000 fans.

1970-71

Champion: Ajax Amsterdam (Holland)

Runner-Up: Panathinaikos (Greece)

Result: 2:0

The football era of the youth development of the football school of Amsterdam has became a Champion of Europe. The time where Ajax rules all over Europe. This time they won the title. This was their second appearance in the final game, but this time they won it. Ajax beat the first Greek team to play in a Champions League final game Panathinaikos with the result 2:0. The game was played Wembley Stadium in England in front of 90,000 fans.

1971-72

Champion: Ajax Amsterdam (Holland)

Runner-Up: Inter Milan (Italy)

Result: 2:0

Second final in a row and another win for the Dutch side. This time Ajax played against Inter from Milan. They played at the De Kuip Stadium in Holland, and home field advantage Ajax was able to beat the Italian side 2:0. This was the third final for the Dutch side and they were able to come up the title two times. The game was watched by over 67,000 spectators.

1972-73

Champion: Ajax Amsterdam (Holland)

Runner-Up: Juventus (Italy)

Result: 1:0

For third year in a row Ajax was able to secure the title and bring the third Champions League title to Holland. This time they played against another Italian side. This time it was Juventus. This was the first time Juventus played in the final match of the most prestigious tournament in Europe. Ajax was able to win with a 1:0 final result. The game was played in Yugoslavia then now Serbia at the Red Star Stadium in Belgrade in front of 93,500 people.

1973-74

Champion: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Runner-Up: Atletico Madrid (Spain)

Result: 4:0

This was the first that we saw two games to decide the Champion of the Champions League. The first game both teams ended in a tie 1:1 after extra time. Two days later the game was replayed and the German side was able to blow the first time finalist Atletico Madrid in a 4:0 final blowout. The game was played at Heyesel Stadium in Belgium with a total of 72,000 spectators between the two matches.

1974-75

Champion: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Runner-Up: Leeds United (England)

Result: 2:0

Second straight final for Bayern, this time they played against the first time finalist the English side of Leeds United. The game was dominated by the German team and they won the game in a 2:0 win. The match was played at Parc De Princes in France in front of 50,000 fans.

1975-76

Champion: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Runner-Up: Saint Etienne (France)

Result: 1:0

Third straight Championship for the German side Bayern Munich. They have dominated the football field the last three season of the Champions League. They played against the french side Saint Etienne. This was the third appearance for the French team and unfortunately they lost all of their three appearances. The game was played in Scotland at Hampden Park in front of 55,000 fans.

1976-77

Champion: Liverpool (England)

Runner-Up: Borussia Monchengladbach (Germany)

Result: 1:0

This is the year that you will notice the beginning of the British football on the rise as we will see a champion of that country for the next six seasons of the Champions League. This was the first time Liverpool played in the final and they were able to win the game 1:0 against also a first time finalist Borussia Monchengladbach from Germany. The match was played at Stadoi Olimpico in Italy. The game was watched in front of 52,000 fans.

1977-78

Champion: Liverpool (England)

Runner-Up: Club Brugge( Belgium)

Result: 1:0

For the second year in a row we see Liverpool in the Final and also their second Champions League title. This was also the second year in a row we see a British team reach the final stage of the tournament. This match they played agains the Belgium team Club Brugge. This was their first appearance in the final. The game for the second year in a row ended in a minimal 1:0 win for Liverpool. The game was played at Wembley Stadium and Liverpool had the home field advantage. There were 92,000 spectators at the match.

1978-79

Champion: Nottingham Forest (England)

Runner-Up: Malmo FF (Sweden)

Result: 1:0

Another Final in the Champions League and for the third year in a row we see a British team reach the final. This time we saw Nottingham Forest secure the title for the first time in team history. This was also their first final in the Champions League. Another interesting fact is that the team that they played. Malmo FF was the only Swedish team to play in the final stage of the tournament ever. The game was played at Oplympiastadion in Germany in front of 57,000 fans.

1979-80

Champion: Nottingham Forest (England)

Runner-Up: Hamburg (Germany)

Result: 1:0

Another year, another British club in the final and champion. Also another final result 1:0. This is the third straight final that ends in a minimal 1:0 score. Nottingham Forest played their second final and that was also their second consecutive title. This time they played against the Germany team Hamburg at the Spanish Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in front of 50,000 spectators.

1980-81

Champion: Liverpool (England)

Runner-Up: Real Madrid (Spain)

Result:1:0

Liverpool is the Champion. They are back only two earlier earlier they won the Champions League two time in a row. This time they played against the Spanish monster Real Madrid. The game also ended 1:0, like the other two finals that Liverpool won. This was the fourth final to end in a 1:0 result. This match was played at Parc de Princes in France in front of 49,000 spectators.

1981-82

Champion: Aston Villa (England)

Runner-Up: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Result: 1:0

Pretty boring finals the last 6 years as all the games finish in a 1 goal final. This time Aston Villa in their first appearance in the final beat the already a few times Champion Bayern Munich 1:0. The game was played at De Kuip Stadium in Holland in front of 46,000 fans. This was the sixth time that a British teams wins in a row the Champions League. One by Aston Villa, two by Nott. Forest, and three by Liverpool in the previous six years.

1982-83

Champion: Hamburg (Germany)

Runner-Up: Juventus (Italy)

Result: 1:0

Finally after six years of British domination over the European stadium a German team was able to secure the title. Hamburg was the champion this time. Very unlucky for Juventus, this was their second appearance in the final and they lost again 1:0. This match was played at Olympic Stadium in Greece, and the attendance was just over 75,000 spectators.

1983-84

Champion: Liverpool (England)

Runner-Up: Roma (Italy)

Result: 1:1* (4:2) Penalties

First Champions League final that had penalties. This time we see a British team back in the final. We also see another presence of an Italian team, this time we see Roma. This was their first appearance in the final. This game went into extra time and eventually went to penalties which Liverpool won 4:2. This game was played at Stadio Olimpico in Italy. Which is also the home field of Roma, but they couldn't take advantage of it. The game was watched by 70,000 people.

1984-85

Champion: Juventus (Italy)

Runner-Up: Liverpool (England)

Result:1:0

Finally after their third final apperance Juventus was able to secure the Champions League title and bring it back to Italy. Only a year after Liverpool won the title against the Italian side Roma, they were back to get it one more time, but this timethey were able to beat Juventus, who clearly wanted the title more than Liverpool did. The final score of the game was a low scoring game 1:0. They match was played in from of 59,000 spectators and it was played at the Heysel Stadium in Belgium.

1985-86

Champion: Steaua Bucuresti (Romania)

Runner-Up: Barcelona (Spain)

Result:0:0 (2:0 Penalties)

I guaranteed that most people haven't even heard of Steaua., unless you are from Eastern Europe. I have because I am originally from Bulgaria. Steaua is the only Romanian team to win the Champions League title. They are also the only Romanian team to even reach that level.This game was played between Steaua and Barcelona. The game went into over time, since neither team was able to score a single goal, making it 0:0 in regulation. Both teams ended up going into playing penalty kicks, and this is very interesting Barcelona is the only team in the Champions League finals, that didn't score a single penalty shot, missing all of it four opportunities. The penalties ended in a 2:0 win for Steaua and they were able to bring the Champions League title for the first and only time so far to Romania. The game was played at Estadio Ramon Sanchez in Spain in front of 70,000 fans.

1986/87

Champion: Porto (Portugal)

Runner-Up: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Result:2:1

Porto becomes the second Portuguese team to win the Champions League title. This was the first time the team made it to this stage and they won the title and brought it back for the first time since Benfica won it for the last time in 1962. Porto beat the German previous three time champion Bayern Munich. They won the game 2:1, in a game that was played at Prater Stadium in Austria. The total attendance at the game was 62,000 spectators.

1987-88

Champion: PSV Eindhoven (Holland)

Runner-Up: Benfica (Portugal)

Result: 0:0 (6:5 Penalties)

Only a year after the Portuguese team Porto won the Champions League title, Benfica was back in it, but unluckily they couldn't beat the Dutch PSV Eindhoven side. The game went in to extra time and eventually neither team could score the winning goal and they went and played into penalty shoot out, in which PSV was able to beat the Portuguese in a 6:5 thriller. This was the first title for the Dutch team. The game was played at the Neckerstadion in Germany. The match was watched by 70,000 fans.

1988-89

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Steaua Bucuresti (Romania)

Result: 4:0

AC Milan was finally back in the final and this time will be against the Romanian one time Champions League winner Steaua Bucuresti. This game was a total domination by the Italian side. The game was won 4:0 by the Italians. This was the second final the Romanian team played in, but couldn't come up with the title this time. The game was played at Camp Nou in Spain in front of 97,000 people.

1989-90

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Benfica (Portugal)

Result: 1:0

Another year after AC Milan won the title, they were back in it and won it again for the second straight time. This time the Italians played against the previous Portuguese Champion Benfica. This game ended in a 1:0 win by AC Milan. The game was played at Prater Stadium in Austria in front of 57,500 people.This was the fourth Champions League title for AC Milan since the Champions League started back in the 1950's.

1990-91

Champion: Red Star Belgrade (Yugoslavia)

Runner-Up: Marseille (France)

Result: 0:0 (5:3 Penalties)

For the first ever we see a team from the former Yugoslavia to even reach the final. Red Star from Belgrade was the champion in this year's Champions League tournament. This game ended scoreless even after extra time. The game was won in penalties by the Yugoslavian side 5:3. This was also Marseille first time to reach the final game of the tournament. The game was played at the Stadio San Nicola Stadium in Italy. The attendance at the game was 55,000 spectators.

1991-92

Champion: Barcelona (Spain)

Runner-up: Sampdoria (Italy)

Result : 0:0 (1:0 Extra Time)

This was really interesting game that was played by two very good teams. This was a game that ended in a very dramatic way for the Italian team as that was their first Champions League final and they lost it only 8 minutes before the end of the game with a golden goal that gave Barcelona the Champions League title for the first time in the team history. The game was played at Wembley Stadium in front of 71,000 spectators.

1992-93

Champion: Marseille (France)

Runner-Up: AC Milan (Italy)

Result: 1:0

This was the second time that Marseille made the final stage of the tournament. This time they were able to come up with the win and bring the title, back in France. This game was against the previous four time champion AC Milan. The final score of the game was 1:0 and the game was played at Olympiastadion in Germany. The match attendance was 64,400 spectators.

1993-94

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Barcelona (Spain)

Result: 4:0

Only a year after the Italian side AC Milan lost in the final against the french team Marseille, they were able to come back to the final, but this time they dominated the Spanish previous one time champion Barcelona. The game was in a blowout win 4:0 by the Italians. This game was the fifth Champions League title for the Milan. This game was played at the Olympic Stadium in Greece. The attendance was 70,000 fans.

1994-95

Champion: Ajax Amsterdam (Holland)

Runner-Up: AC Milan (Italy)

Result: 1:0

This was the third straight final appearance for AC Milan. This time they were squared off against the Dutch football machine Ajax Amsterdam. The game was won by the Dutch in the minimal score of 1:0. AC Milan was trying to win their sixth title in the tournament, but wasn't able to. The match was played at the Ernst- Happel Stadion in Austria in front of 50,000 spectators.

1995-96

Champion: Juventus (Italy)

Runner-up: Ajax Amsterdam (Holland)

Result:1:1 (4:2 Penalties)

Juventus was back on top in Europe once more. This time they played the Dutch side Ajax Amsterdam. Only a year before Ajax won the Champions League title, this time they couldn't do it. They ended up losing the game in penalties 4:2 in considered by most football fans one of the most entertaining finals of the tournament ever. The game was played at Stadio Olimpico in Italy. The match was watched by 67,000 fans at the stadium.

1996-97

Champion: Borussia Dortmund (Germany)

Runner-Up: Juventus (Italy)

Result: 3:1

Borussia Dortmund's first final appearance was an amazing display by the team to make their fans happy. they were able to beat the previous year's champion the Italian team Juventus in a very entertaining match that ended in a 3:1 win for the Germans. This was the second consecutive time that Juventus played in the final stage of the tournament. This match was played at Olympistadoin in Germany in front of 59,000 spectators.

1997-98

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Juventus (Italy)

Result: 1:0

Real Madrid was back in the final and also back as a Champion of the Champions League. This was the first title by Real Madrid since the 1965-66 season. There is also avery interesting fact, this was the seventh time in a row that we see an Italian team reach the final stage of the tournament. Also this was the third straight time for Juventus. Sadly this was also the second time in a row the Italians lost the final game, and this time Real Madrid was the team that beat Juventus. The final result of the game was 1:0. The match was played at Amsterdam Arena in Holland in front of 48,500 football fans.

1998-99

Champion: Manchester United (England)

Runner-Up: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Result:2:1

All I have to say about this final match is that according to me this was the best final match ever played in this tournament. A game that just changed in a matter of 3 minutes. This was the most dramatic game probably in the history of Bayern Munich. They were leading the game going into the injury time and in the 91st minute Teddy Sheringham scored the tying goal to give hopes for Manchester, and in the last minute of the extra time in the 93th minutes, the long time baby face as a lot of fans of Manchester call him Ole Gunnar Solskjaer scored the winning goal to give Manchester a 2:1 victory over the German side and make the British the best team in this year's Champions League season. The game was played at Camp Nou in Spain in front of 91,000 British and German fans.

1999-2000

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Valencia (Spain)

Result: 3:0

This was the first ever Cahmpions League final to have two of the teams to be from the same country. Real Madrid dominated the game and won the game with the classic score of 3:0. This was the team's eight Champions League title, which makes them the team with the most Champions League title ever. This was the first appearance by Valencia in the final. The game was played at Stade de France in France in front of 79,000 spectators.

2000-01

Champion: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Runner-Up: Valencia (Spain)

Result: 1:1 (5:4 Penalties)

Bayern Munich is back in top as the best team in Europe. This time they played against the Spanish team Valencia. This was the second time in a row that Valencia played in the final and very unfortunate they lost the game again, previously losing to the rival Real Madrid in the year before final's game. this game went into penalties in which Bayern was bale to win 5:4. This game was played at San Siro in Italy in front of 71,500 fans.

2001-02

Champion: Real Madrid (Spain)

Runner-Up: Bayer Leverkusen (Germany)

Result: 2:1

This was the last time that Real Madrid won the Champions League title up until now so far. This was their ninth title and this makes them the most successful club in Europe when it comes to winning the Champions League. In this year's season they squared off against the first time appearance by the German team Bayer Leverkusen. The game ended in a 2:1 win for the Spaniards. The match was played at Hampden Park in Scotland. the total attendance was 52,000 fans.

2002-03

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Juventus (Italy)

Result: 0:0 (3:2 Penalties)

This was only the second time in the history of the tournament that two teams played against each other in the final match of the tournament. Previously this was done by Real Madrid and Valencia in the 99-2000 season. This match was won by AC Milan in penalties and the final result of 3:2 for AC Milan. This was the sixth title that the team won. This match was played at Old Trafford in England in front of 64,000 spectators.

2003-04

Champion: Porto (Portugal)

Runner-Up: Monaco (France)

Result:3:0

This was the second title that Porto won. This time they beat the French side Monaco in a game where they totally dominated and came up with the classic score of 3:0. This was the first time they reached the final stage after their first win in the tournament back in 1987/88 season. This game was played at Arena AufSchalke in Germany in front of 52,000 spectators.

2004-05

Champion: Liverpool (England)

Runner-Up: AC Milan (Italy)

Result: 3:3 (3:2 Penalties)

This was truly one of the most interesting finals in the Champions League. AC Milan can only be mad at themselves. They were leading at half time 3:0, and it was almost sure they won the game. Liverpool came back in the second half and scored three goals and sent the game into extra time. Liverpool won 3:2 in penalties and won their first title since 1983/84 season. This match was played at Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Turkey in front of 72,000 fans.

2005-06

Champion: Barcelona (Spain)

Runner-Up: Arsenal (England)

Result: 2:1

This win by Barcelona was the only second time that the club won the Champions League trophy. This time they played against the British side Arsenal. This game was very dramatic for Arsenal when their goalkeeper Lehmann got a red card in the 26th minute of the game and Arsenal was forced to play with a player less the whole game, and they eventually lost the match 2:1 final result. This game was played at Stade de France in France in front of 80,000 fans.

2006-07

Champion: AC Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Liverpool (England)

Result: 2:1

After only two years later it was the same final that AC Milan lost by giving up a three goal lead to Liverpool. This time it was a different story AC Milan won this game 2:1, which gave them their seventh Champions League title. This match was played at the Olympic Stadium in Greece and the total attendance was 74,000 fans.

2007-08

Champion: Manchester United (England)

Runner-Up: Chelsea (England)

Result:1:1(6:5 in Penalties)

This was the third Champions League final that was played between two teams from the same country . The two British teams sqaured off against each other in the newly renovated Luzhniki Stadium in Russia. The attendance of the game was 67,300 people. this game was tied after 1:1 and it went into extra time without any goals. It came up to have a penalties in which Manchester United were able to secure a 6:5 win. This was the first Champions League final for Chelsea in the team history.

2008-09

Champion: Barcelona (Spain)

Runner-Up: Manchester United (England)

Result:2:0

Only one year after the British club Manchester United won the Champions League title, were back in the final game against this time the Spanish team Barcelona. This was the second straight time that Manchester played in the final. Unfortunately for them they lost against Barcelona in a 2:0 final score in favor of Barcelona. This was the third title that the Spanish team won. This match was played at Stadio Olimpico in Italy and the attendance was 62,700 fans.

2009-10

Champion: Inter Milan (Italy)

Runner-Up: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Result: 2:0

This was also considered one of the most boring final matches in the history of the Champions League. The game didn't show any excitement at all. This was a game that Inter dominated and won the game 2:0. The game was played at Santiago Bernabeu in Spain in front of 73,000 fans.

2010-11

Champion: Barcelona (Spain)

Runner-Up: Manchester United (England)

Result: 3:1

A time where Barcelona was cruising along every team in Europe. They were the total power of European and World football. This game was the fourth title that Barcelona won in this competition. This was a game that was played at Wembley Stadium in England. Even thought the British club was playing at home field advantage, they couldn't come up with the win. Barcelona was able to win 3:1. The total attendance was 88,000 spectators.

2011-12

Champion: Chelsea (England)

Runner-Up: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Result: 1:1 (4:3 in Penalties)

Another interesting final we were able to see between the British Chelsea and the Germans Bayern Munich. Game that was tied after regulation. The game went into penalties that Chelsea was able to win 4:3. This was only the second time that Chelsea was in the final, but that was their first Champions League title. The game was played Allianz Arena in Germany and the total attendance was 62,500 fans.

2012-13

Champion: Bayern Munich (Germany)

Runner-Up: Borussia Dortmund (Germany)

Result:2:1

This was the fourth final game that had two teams from the same country. We have already seen two teams from Italy, Spain, and England to play against each other in the final, now it was time for the Germans to join them as well. This game was a very interesting game, in which either teams should have won the game, because both teams played amazing. This was only the second time that Borussia Dortmund played in the final, previously won in the 1997 season. This was Bayern Munich's fifth Champions League title. This game ended in a 2:1 win for Bayern. This game was played at Wembley Stadium in front of 87,000 fans.