European crown
champions
Previous winners are listed below:
1. 1999-00 season winner: Real Madrid.
2. 2000-01 season champion: Bayern Munich.
3. 2001-02 season champion: Real Madrid.
4. 2002-03 season champion: AC Milan.
5. 2003-04 season winner: Porto.
6. 2004-05 season champion: Liverpool.
7. 2005-06 season champion: Barcelona.
8. 2006-07 season champion: AC Milan.
9. 2007-08 season winner: Manchester United.
10. 2008-09 season champion: Barcelona.
11. 2009-10 Season Champion: Inter Milan.
12. 2010-11 season champion: Barcelona.
13. 2011-12 Season Champion: Chelsea.
14. 2012-13 Season Champion: Bayern Munich.
15. 2013-14 Champion: Real Madrid.
16. Champion of the 2014-15 season: Barcelona.
17, 2015-18 season champion: Real Madrid.
18, 2018-19 Champion: Liverpool.
Champions League sources:
The UEFA Champions League ("Champions League" or "UEFA Champions League") is an annual soccer competition organized by the Union of European Football Associations ("UEFA"), which represents the highest level of European club soccer and honor, and is widely recognized as the world's most influential as well as the highest level of club competitions. The UEFA Champions League is recognized as one of the most influential and highest level club competitions in the world, and has one of the highest prize pools of any soccer or sporting event in the world.
The Champions League was formerly known as the UEFA Champions Clubs' Cup, which was founded by UEFA in 1954 and changed to its current name in 1992. Although the UEFA Champions League has gone through a number of changes in the competition system, the records since the inception of the tournament have never been separated from the calculation, and the winner's trophy still retains the old name of the "European Club Champions Cup".
A list of previous Champions League winners is below:
Madrid 13 times, C Milan 7 times, Liverpool 6 times, Barcelona 5 times, Bayern Munich 5 times, Chelsea 1 time, Manchester United 3 times, Ajax 4 times, Benfica 2 times, Porto 2 times, Benfica 2 times, Newcastle United 1 time.
Introduction to the Champions League:
The UEFA Champions League (UEFA Champions League or UEFA Champions League) is an annual soccer competition organized by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), representing the highest level of European club soccer and honor, and is recognized as one of the most influential and highest level club competitions in the world. The UEFA Champions League is recognized as the world's most influential and high-level club competition, and one of the world's highest-prize soccer and sports events.
The Champions League was formerly known as the European Champion Clubs' Cup, which was founded by UEFA in 1954 and changed to its current name in 1992. Although the Champions League has gone through a number of changes to the competition system, the records of the tournament since its inception have never been counted separately, and the winner's trophy still retains the old name "European Champion Clubs' Cup".
Twenty-three teams have won the title in history, with Real Madrid winning it the most times (14), followed by AC Milan with seven, Bayern Munich and Liverpool with six, Barcelona with five and Ajax with four.
Race Changes:
In the 1955/56 season, the first European Championships were contested by 16 teams, and after three rounds of home and away knockout matches, the two winners took part in a one-legged final.From the 1956/57 season onwards, there was an additional round of out-of-conference matches, but the 16-team system remained unchanged for the main rounds of the tournament.
In the 1972/73 season, the round robin tournament was abolished and the main round became a 32-team tournament, with the two winners of the four rounds of home and away knockout matches playing in the final.The round robin tournament was briefly reinstated from the 1978/79 to 1982/83 seasons, but the format of the main round remained unchanged.
In the 1991/92 season, the system was reformed again, with the 32 teams starting with 2 rounds of home-and-away knockout matches, with the winning 8 teams divided into two groups, with the 2 group winners playing in the final.
In the 1992/93 season, the UEFA Champions Clubs' Cup was officially renamed the UEFA Champions League, with matches played on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and the season saw the resumption of the out-of-continuity competition, but with no change to the format of the main round of the competition.In the 1993/94 season, there was a semi-final, with the first and second teams of two groups playing each other in a cross-over competition, with the winners going on to the final. The winners played in the final.
The previous winners of the Champions League are as follows:
1. 2000-01 season Bayern Munich (Germany)
2. 2001-02 season Real Madrid (Spain)
3. 2002-03 season AC Milan (Italy)
4. 2003-04 Porto (Portugal)
5. Liverpool 2004-05 (United Kingdom)
6. 2005-06 Barcelona (Spain)
7. 2006-07 season AC Milan (Italy)
8. 2007-08 season Manchester United (United Kingdom)
9. 2008-09 season Barcelona (Spain)
10. Inter Milan (Italy), 2009-10 season
11. 2010-11 Barcelona (Spain)
12. Chelsea 2011-12 (United Kingdom)
13. Bayern Munich 2012-13 (Germany)
14. 2013-14 Real Madrid (Spain)
15. 2014-15 Barcelona (Spain)
16. Real Madrid 2015-16 (Spain)
17. Real Madrid 2016-17 (Spain)
18. Real Madrid 2017-18 (Spain)
19, 2018-19 Liverpool (UK)
20. Bayern Munich 2019-20 (Germany)
21. Chelsea 2020-21 (United Kingdom)
22. Real Madrid (Spain), 2021-22 season
23. Manchester City, 2022-23 season (United Kingdom)
Introduction to the Champions League
I. Definition of the Champions League
The Champions League (referred to as the "Champions League" or "UEFA Champions League") is an annual soccer competition organized by the Union of European Football Associations, representing the highest level and honor of European club soccer, and is widely recognized as the world's most influential as well as the highest level of club competitions, and is also one of the world's highest prize money and sports events. The UEFA Champions League is recognized as one of the world's most influential and high-level club competitions, and one of the world's highest-prize soccer and sports events.
II. Introduction to the competition system
The UEFA Champions League is divided into three parts: the qualifying phase, the play-off phase and the main round. The qualification phase consists of the preliminary rounds (semi-finals and finals, one match to decide the winner), the first qualifying round, the second qualifying round and the third qualifying round.
The UEFA Champions League qualifying rounds (excluding the preliminary rounds) and the UEFA Champions League play-offs are two rounds, home and away, with the second qualifying round, third qualifying round and play-offs divided into the "Road to the Championship" and the "Road to the League".
A total of 32 teams participate in the group stage, divided into eight groups of four teams each, with the top two teams advancing to the knockout rounds and the third-placed team in the group stage participating in the Euroleague knockout play-offs.The 1/8th, 1/4th and semifinal rounds are two-legged home-and-away matches, and the final rounds are played at neutral venues, with no third- or fourth-place matches.
If the teams are tied at the end of the 90 minutes of regulation time, the match will go into 30 minutes of extra time, and if there is no winner in extra time, the match will go into penalty kicks.
