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European Club Titles
UEFA Cup | Cup Winners' Cup
| Winners by Country |
|---|
| Titles |
Country |
| Nine |
England (1999)
Italy (1996) |
| Eight |
Spain (1998) |
| Six |
Netherlands (1995) |
| Five |
Germany (1997) |
| Three |
Portugal (1987) |
| One |
France (1993)
Romania (1986)
Scotland (1967)
Yugoslavia (1991) |
| |
| Winners by Club |
|---|
| Titles |
Club |
| Seven |
Real Madrid (Spain) (1998) |
| Five |
AC Milan (Italy) (1994) |
| Four |
Liverpool (England) (1984)
Ajax (Netherlands) (1995) |
| Three |
Bayern Munich (West Germany) (1976) |
| Two |
Benfica (Portugal) (1962)
Internazionale (Italy) (1965)
Juventus (Italy) (1996) |
| One |
Aston Villa (England) (1982)
Borussia Dortmund (Germany) (1997)
Celtic (Scotland) (1967)
FC Barcelona (Spain) (1992)
FC Porto (Portugal) (1987)
Feyenoord (Netherlands) |
* Starting in 1956. Previously known as Champions Cup and European Cup.
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| Winners by Country |
|---|
| Titles |
Country |
| Ten |
Italy (1999) |
| Nine |
England (1984) |
| Eight |
Spain (1986) |
| Six |
Germany (1997) |
| Three |
Netherlands (1992) |
| Two |
Sweden (1987) |
| One |
Belgium (1983)
Hungary (1965)
Yugoslavia (1967) |
| |
| Winners by Club |
|---|
| Titles |
Club |
| Three |
Barcelona (Spain) (1966)
Internazionale of Milan (Italy) (1998)
Juventus (Italy) (1993) |
| Two |
Borussia Moenchengladbach (West Germany) (1979)
IFK Goteborg (Sweden) (1987)
Leeds United (England) (1971)
Liverpool (England) (1976)
Parma (Italy) (1999)
Real Madrid (Spain) (1986)
Tottenham Hotspur (England) (1984)
Valencia (Spain) (1963) |
| One |
Arsenal (England) (1970)
Anderlecht (Belgium) (1983)
Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands) (1992)
AS Roma (Italy) (1961)
Bayer Leverkusen (West Germany) (1988)
Bayern Munich (Germany) (1996)
Dinamo Zagreb (Yugoslavia) (1967)
Eintracht Frankfurt (West Germany) (1980)
Ferencvaros of Budapest (Hungary) (1965)
Feyenoord of Rotterdam (Netherlands) (1974)
Ipswich Town (England) (1981)
Napoli (Italy) (1989)
Newcastle United (England) (1969)
PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands) (1978)
Real Zaragoza (Spain) (1964)
Schalke 04 (Germany) (1997) |
* Starting in 1958. UEFA Cup known as European Fairs' Cup from 1958-71; not contested in 1959.
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| |
| Winners by Country |
|---|
| Titles |
Country |
| Eight |
England (1998) |
| Seven |
Italy (1999)
Spain (1997) |
| Four |
x-Germany (1992) |
| Three |
Belgium (1988)
Soviet Union (1986) |
| Two |
Scotland (1983) |
| One |
Czechoslovakia (1969)
East Germany (1974)
France (1996)
Netherlands (1987)
Portugal (1964) |
| |
| Winners by Club |
|---|
| Titles |
Club |
| Four |
FC Barcelona (Spain) (1997) |
| Two |
AC Milan (Italy) (1973)
Anderlecht (Belgium) (1978)
Chelsea (England) (1998)
Dinamo Kiev (Soviet Union) (1986) |
| One |
Aberdeen (Scotland) (1983)
Ajax (Netherlands) (1987)
Arsenal (England) (1994)
Atletico Madrid (Spain) (1962)
Bayern Munich (West Germany) (1967)
Borussia Dortmund (West Germany) (1966)
Dinamo Tblisi (Soviet Union) (1981)
Everton (England) (1985)
FC Magdeburg (East Germany) (1974)
FC Mechelen (Belgium) (1988)
Fiorentina (Italy) (1961)
Hamburg (West Germany) (1977)
Juventus (Italy) (1984)
Lazio (Italy) (1999)
Manchester City (England) (1970)
Manchester United (England) (1991)
Paris-St. Germain (France) (1996)
AS Parma (Italy) (1993)
Rangers (Scotland) (1972)
Real Zaragoza (Spain) (1995)
Sampdoria (Italy) (1990)
Slovan Bratislava (Czechoslovakia) (1969)
Sporting Lisbon (Portugal) (1964)
Tottenham Hotspur (England) (1963)
Valencia (Spain) (1980)
Werder Bremen (Germany) (1992)
West Ham (England) (1965) |
* Starting in 1961. Discontinued after 1999.
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