List of European Cup and UEFA Champions League finals

Table columns:
Season
Nation
Winners
Score
Runners-up
Nation.1
Venue
Attendance[11]

Table rows:
cells: 1955–56
Spain
Real Madrid
4–3
Reims
France
Parc des Princes, Paris
38,239
cells: 1956–57
Spain
Real Madrid
2–0
Fiorentina
Italy
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid
124,000
cells: 1957–58
Spain
Real Madrid
3–2
Milan
Italy
Heysel Stadium, Brussels
67,000
cells: 1958–59
Spain
Real Madrid
2–0
Reims
France
Neckarstadion, Stuttgart
72,000
cells: 1959–60
Spain
Real Madrid
7–3
Eintracht Frankfurt
West Germany
Hampden Park, Glasgow
127,621
cells: 1960–61
Portugal
Benfica
3–2
Barcelona
Spain
Wankdorf Stadium, Bern
26,732
cells: 1961–62
Portugal
Benfica
5–3
Real Madrid
Spain
Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam
61,257
cells: 1962–63
Italy
Milan
2–1
Benfica
Portugal
Wembley Stadium, London
45,715
cells: 1963–64
Italy
Internazionale
3–1
Real Madrid
Spain
Prater Stadium, Vienna
71,333
cells: 1964–65
Italy
Internazionale
1–0
Benfica
Portugal
San Siro, Milan
89,000
cells: 1965–66
Spain
Real Madrid
2–1
Partizan
Yugoslavia
Heysel Stadium, Brussels
46,745
cells: 1966–67
Scotland
Celtic
2–1
Internazionale
Italy
Estádio Nacional, Lisbon
45,000
cells: 1967–68
England
Manchester United
4–1
Benfica
Portugal
Wembley Stadium, London
92,225
cells: 1968–69
Italy
Milan
4–1
Ajax
Netherlands
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid
31,782
cells: 1969–70
Netherlands
Feyenoord
2–1
Celtic
Scotland
San Siro, Milan
53,187
cells: 1970–71
Netherlands
Ajax
2–0
Panathinaikos
Greece
Wembley Stadium, London
83,179
cells: 1971–72
Netherlands
Ajax
2–0
Internazionale
Italy
De Kuip, Rotterdam
61,354
cells: 1972–73
Netherlands
Ajax
1–0
Juventus
Italy
Red Star Stadium, Belgrade
89,484
cells: 1973–74
West Germany
Bayern Munich
4–0&[A]
Atlético Madrid
Spain
Heysel Stadium, Brussels
72,047
cells: 1974–75
West Germany
Bayern Munich
2–0
Leeds United
England
Parc des Princes, Paris
48,374
cells: 1975–76
West Germany
Bayern Munich
1–0
Saint-Étienne
France
Hampden Park, Glasgow
54,864
cells: 1976–77
England
Liverpool
3–1
Borussia Mönchengladbach
West Germany
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
57,000
cells: 1977–78
England
Liverpool
1–0
Club Brugge
Belgium
Wembley Stadium, London
92,500
cells: 1978–79
England
Nottingham Forest
1–0
Malmö FF
Sweden
Olympiastadion, Munich
57,500
cells: 1979–80
England
Nottingham Forest
1–0
Hamburg
West Germany
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid
51,000
cells: 1980–81
England
Liverpool
1–0
Real Madrid
Spain
Parc des Princes, Paris
48,360
cells: 1981–82
England
Aston Villa
1–0
Bayern Munich
West Germany
De Kuip, Rotterdam
46,000
cells: 1982–83
West Germany
Hamburg
1–0
Juventus
Italy
Olympic Stadium, Athens
73,500
cells: 1983–84
England
Liverpool
1–1*[B]
Roma
Italy
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
69,693
cells: 1984–85
Italy
Juventus
1–0
Liverpool
England
Heysel Stadium, Brussels
58,000
cells: 1985–86
Romania
Steaua București
0–0*[C]
Barcelona
Spain
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Seville
70,000
cells: 1986–87
Portugal
Porto
2–1
Bayern Munich
West Germany
Prater Stadium, Vienna
57,500
cells: 1987–88
Netherlands
PSV Eindhoven
0–0*[D]
Benfica
Portugal
Neckarstadion, Stuttgart
68,000
cells: 1988–89
Italy
Milan
4–0
Steaua București
Romania
Camp Nou, Barcelona
97,000
cells: 1989–90
Italy
Milan
1–0
Benfica
Portugal
Prater Stadium, Vienna
57,558
cells: 1990–91
Yugoslavia
Red Star Belgrade
0–0*[E]
Marseille
France
Stadio San Nicola, Bari
56,000
cells: 1991–92
Spain
Barcelona
1–0
Sampdoria
Italy
Wembley Stadium, London
70,827
cells: 1992–93
France
Marseille
1–0
Milan
Italy
Olympiastadion, Munich
64,400
cells: 1993–94
Italy
Milan
4–0
Barcelona
Spain
Olympic Stadium, Athens
70,000
cells: 1994–95
Netherlands
Ajax
1–0
Milan
Italy
Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna
49,730
cells: 1995–96
Italy
Juventus
1–1*[F]
Ajax
Netherlands
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
70,000
cells: 1996–97
Germany
Borussia Dortmund
3–1
Juventus
Italy
Olympiastadion, Munich
59,000
cells: 1997–98
Spain
Real Madrid
1–0
Juventus
Italy
Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam
48,500
cells: 1998–99
England
Manchester United
2–1
Bayern Munich
Germany
Camp Nou, Barcelona
90,245
cells: 1999–2000
Spain
Real Madrid
3–0
Valencia
Spain
Stade de France, Saint-Denis
80,000
cells: 2000–01
Germany
Bayern Munich
1–1*[G]
Valencia
Spain
San Siro, Milan
71,500
cells: 2001–02
Spain
Real Madrid
2–1
Bayer Leverkusen
Germany
Hampden Park, Glasgow
50,499
cells: 2002–03
Italy
Milan
0–0*[H]
Juventus
Italy
Old Trafford, Manchester
62,315
cells: 2003–04
Portugal
Porto
3–0
Monaco
France
Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen
53,053
cells: 2004–05
England
Liverpool
3–3*[I]
Milan
Italy
Atatürk Olympic Stadium, Istanbul
69,000
cells: 2005–06
Spain
Barcelona
2–1
Arsenal
England
Stade de France, Saint-Denis
79,610
cells: 2006–07
Italy
Milan
2–1
Liverpool
England
Olympic Stadium, Athens
63,000
cells: 2007–08
England
Manchester United
1–1*[J]
Chelsea
England
Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow
67,310
cells: 2008–09
Spain
Barcelona
2–0
Manchester United
England
Stadio Olimpico, Rome
62,467
cells: 2009–10
Italy
Internazionale
2–0
Bayern Munich
Germany
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid
73,490
cells: 2010–11
Spain
Barcelona
3–1
Manchester United
England
Wembley Stadium, London
87,695
cells: 2011–12
England
Chelsea
1–1*[K]
Bayern Munich
Germany
Allianz Arena, Munich
62,500
cells: 2012–13
Germany
Bayern Munich
2–1
Borussia Dortmund
Germany
Wembley Stadium, London
86,298
cells: 2013–14
Spain
Real Madrid
4–1
Atlético Madrid
Spain
Estádio da Luz, Lisbon
60,976
cells: 2014–15
Spain
Barcelona
3–1
Juventus
Italy
Olympiastadion, Berlin
70,442
cells: 2015–16
Spain
Real Madrid
1–1*[L]
Atlético Madrid
Spain
San Siro, Milan
71,942
cells: 2016–17
Spain
Real Madrid
4–1
Juventus
Italy
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
65,842
cells: 2017–18
Spain
Real Madrid
3–1
Liverpool
England
NSC Olimpiyskiy Stadium, Kiev
61,561
cells: Upcoming finals
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cells: Season
Nation
Finalist
Match
Finalist
Nation
Venue
cells: 2018–19
v
Wanda Metropolitano, Madrid
cells: 2019–20
v
Atatürk Olympic Stadium, Istanbul

Questions about this table:
originalText: when was the last time an english club won the champions league
answer: answerTexts: 2011–12