Copa dos Campeoes da EuropaEuropean Champions' Cup Traditionally the Cup contested by the champions of all UEFA countries (though there were a few exceptions in the first year or two, e.g. the Dutch representative in 55/56 was not champions Willem II but PSV). Since 1991/92 the traditional knock-out-format has been replaced a league structure during some stage of the competition, in order to guarantee the "big teams" more matches and the UEFA more (TV) money. In 1994/95 only the supposedly "best" 24 champions of the member countries were allowed to enter; the other champions were relegated to the UEFA Cup. In 1997/98 all champions were allowed to enter again, but invitations were also made to the runners-up of the 8 "best" countries, with 8 teams being seeded for the league stage and the others entering various qualifying rounds; in 1999/00, the "best" countries could enter up to 4 teams and the first group stage was extended to 32 teams and followed by a second group stage of 16 teams; in 2003/04 that second group stage has been abolished again. The losers of the last qualifying round enter the UEFA Cup since 1997/98, and the third-placed teams of the first group stage enter the later rounds of the UEFA Cup since 1999/00. For an explanation about how UEFA's seeding system works, check out Martin Protzen's FAQ. 1955/56 Real Madrid1956/57 Real Madrid1957/58 Real Madrid1958/59 Real Madrid1959/60 Real Madrid1960/61 Benfica1961/62 Benfica1962/63 Milan1963/64 Internazionale1964/65 Internazionale1965/66 Real Madrid1966/67 Celtic1967/68 Manchester United1968/69 Milan1969/70 Feyenoord1970/71 Ajax1971/72 Ajax1972/73 Ajax1973/74 Bayern Munchen1974/75 Bayern Munchen1975/76 Bayern Munchen1976/77 Liverpool1977/78 Liverpool1978/79 Nottingham Forest1979/80 Nottingham Forest1980/81 Liverpool1981/82 Aston Villa1982/83 Hamburger SV1983/84 Liverpool1984/85 Juventus1985/86 Steaua Bucuresti1986/87 Porto1987/88 PSV1988/89 Milan1989/90 Milan1990/91 Crvena zvezda 1991/92 Barcelona1992/93 Olympique Marseille1993/94 Milan1994/95 Ajax1995/96 Juventus1996/97 Borussia Dortmund1997/98 Real Madrid1998/99 Manchester United1999/00 Real Madrid2000/01 Bayern Munchen2001/02 Real Madrid2002/03 Milan2003/04 Porto2004/05 Liverpool2005/06 Barcelona2006/07 Milan2007/08 Manchester United2008/09 Barcelona2009/10 Internazionale2010/11 BarcelonaFonte: http://www.rsssf.com/tablese/ec1.html Todos oscampeoes pelo mundo em 2012 Campeoes em 2012 (ate 06/07) Paises do Mundo Nome Oficial Campeao Vice Africa do Sul Albania Orlando Pirates Skenderbeu Moroka Swallows Teuta Durres Alemanha Borussia Dortmund Bayern Munique Andorra FC Lusitans FC Santa Coloma Antigua e Barbuda Old Road All Saints United Arabia Saudita Al Shabab Al Ahli Argelia Australia ES Setif Brisbane Roar JSM Bejaia Perth Glory Austria Red Bull Salzburg Rapid Wien Azerbaijao Neftchi Baku Khazar Lenkoran Bahrein Benin Belgica Riffa ASPAC Anderlecht Muharraq Tonnerre Club Brugge Bermudas Dandy Town North Village Bolivia The Strongest San Jose Bosnia Herzegovina Zeljeznicar Sarajevo Siroki Brijeg Botsuana Bulgaria Butao Centre Chiefs Ludogorets Yeedzin BMC CSKA Sofia Drukpol Catar Lekhwiya Al Jaish Chade Foullah Edifice Tourbillon China Taipei Taipower Tatung Chipre AEL Limassol APOEL Nicosia Comores Coin Nord Fomboni Club Croacia Dinamo Zagreb Hajduk Split Dinamarca Emirados Arabes Unidos FC Nordsjlland Al Ain FC Kbenhavn Al Nasr Escocia Celtic Rangers Eslovaquia Eslovenia MSK Zilina NK Maribor Spartak Trnava Olimpija Ljubljana Espanha Real Madrid Barcelona Franca Gabao Montpellier HSC CF Mounana Paris Saint-Germain US Bitam Gana Asante Kotoko Aduana Stars Georgia Granada FC Zestafoni Hard Rock FC Rustavi Metalurgist Paradise Grecia Olympiacos Panathinaikos Guam Quality Distributors Guam Shipyard Holanda Ajax Feyenoord