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Champion's League |
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2002 Real Madrid
2001 Bayern München
2000 Real Madrid
1999 Manchester United
1998 Real Madrid
1997 Borussia Dortmund
1996 Juventus
1995 Ajax
1994 Milan
1993 Olymp. Marseille
1992 Barcelona
1991 Crvena Zvezda
1990 Milan
1989 Milan
1988 PSV Eindhoven
1987 Porto
1986 Steaua
1985 Juventus
1984 Liverpool
1983 Hamburg
1982 Aston Villa
1981 Liverpool
1980 Nott'm Forest
1979 Nott'm Forest
1978 Liverpool
1977 Liverpool
1976 Bayern München
1975 Bayern München
1974 Bayern München
1973 Ajax
1972 Ajax
1971 Ajax
1970 Feyenoord
1969 Milan
1968 Manchester United
1967 Celtic
1966 Real Madrid
1965 Internazionale
1964 Internazionale
1963 Milan
1962 Benfica
1961 Benfica
1960 Real Madrid
1959 Real Madrid
1958 Real Madrid
1957 Real Madrid
1956 Real Madrid
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Champion's League's Regulations |
The UEFA Champions
League is open to each national association's domestic champions,
as well as clubs who finish just behind them in the domestic championship
table. The number of clubs that can be entered by an association
and their entry point in the competition depends on the association's
position in UEFA's coefficient ranking list and on the past performances
of the team in the european cup.
Originally the competition which began in 1955/56 was organised
on a knock-out basis.
The UEFA Champions League replaced the European Champion Clubs'
Cup in 1992/93 following a change in the format of the competition.
The current UEFA Champions League format involves a qualifying
competition, two group stages and a final knockout phase of quarter-finals,
semi-finals and a final. Three qualifying rounds are required
to find 16 qualifiers to join the 16 automatic qualifiers, who
then contest the first group stage comprising eight groups of
four clubs. The winners and runners-up from these eight groups
then advance to the second group phase before the top two in each
of the four groups contest the quarter-finals over two legs. For
the quarter-final and semi-final stage, the clubs play two matches
against each other on a home and away basis, with the team scoring
the greater aggregate of goals qualifying for the next round.
In the event of both teams scoring the same number of goals, the
team which scores more goals away qualifies. If this proves inconclusive,
extra-time of two periods of 15 minutes is played after the second
match. If during extra-time both teams score the same number of
goals, the away goals count double (ie. the visiting team advances).
If no goals are scored during extra-time, the winner is decided
by penalty kicks.
The final is decided by a single match. If the scores are level
at the end of normal time, the 'golden goal' comes into operation
with the period of extra-time played again not exceeding two periods
of 15 minutes. If extra-time proves inconclusive, the winning
team is decided by penalty kicks.
The 2002/03 Final will be played in Manchester (England) at the
Old Trafford Stadium.
Source : Uefa.com
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