1955/56 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Real Madrid 4-3 Reims: Striker Héctor Rial struck the winner for Madrid in the competitions’ inaugural final, with Reims having let a two-goal lead slip.
1956/57 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Real Madrid 2-0 Fiorentina: An Alfredo di Stéfano penalty and a goal from Francisco 'Paco' Gento saw Madrid lift the trophy for a second time.
1958/59 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Real Madrid 2-0 Reims: Just Fontaine was the jewel in the crown of the 1958/59 Reims side, but he could not prevent Madrid making it four in a row.
1957/58 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Real Madrid 3-2 Milan: Madrid prevailed in extra time, Alfredo di Stéfano scoring in his third consecutive final before Francisco Gento hit the winner.
1959/60 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Real Madrid 7-3 Eintracht: Madrid's fifth successive triumph was the best of the lot, with three goals from Alfredo di Stéfano and four for Ferenc Puskás.
1961/62 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Benfica 5-3 Real Madrid: Ferenc Puskás scored his second European Champion Clubs' Cup final hat-trick for Madrid but was upstaged by Eusébio.
1962/63 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final – Milan 2-1 Benfica: José Altafini scored 14 goals in the 1962/63 edition, but his two in the final for Milan proved most valuable of all.
1964/65 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Inter 1-0 Benfica: The manner of their victory may not have been elegant, but Inter still became the third side to claim successive European cups.
1966/67 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Celtic 2-1 Inter: Having fielded ten Glasgow-born players in the Lisbon final, Jock Stein was rewarded for his commitment to Scottish talent.
1967/68 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Man. United 4-1 Benfica: Ten years after the Munich air crash, Man. United finally got their hands on the European Champion Clubs' Cup.
1970/71 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Ajax 2-0 Panathinaikos: With Johan Cruyff to the fore, Rinus Michel's Ajax demonstrated their 'totaal voetbal' philosophy to earn an inaugural title.
1969/70 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final – Feyenoord 2-1 Celtic: Having changed their name from Feijenoord, the Rotterdam side staked their claim as a major European force.
1972/73 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Ajax 1-0 Juventus: Having beaten Bayern and Real Madrid, Ajax overcame Juventus 1-0 in Belgrade, with Johnny Rep scoring the early goal.
1973/74 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Bayern 4-0 Atlético (agg:5-1): Bayern kick-started a memorable footballing summer in West Germany by beating Atlético in a replay.
1974/75 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Bayern 2-0 Leeds: Late goals from Franz Roth and Gerd Müller saw Dettmar Cramer's side claim the cup for a second season in a row.
1975/76 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Bayern 1-0 St-Etienne: Bayern completed a hat-trick of European Champion Clubs' Cup successes with free-kick specialist Franz Roth scoring the only goal.
1976/77 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Liverpool 3-1 Mönchengladbach: Kevin Keegan's final appearance for Liverpool ended with the Reds claiming their first European Champion Clubs' Cup.
1977/78 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Liverpool 1-0 Club Brugge: Kenny Dalglish proved that he could comfortably fill the gap left by Kevin Keegan's departure by scoring the decisive goal.
1978/79 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Nottm Forrest 1-0 Malmö: Having eliminated defending champions Liverpool, Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest won courtesy of Trevor Francis's diving header.
1968/69 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Milan 4-1 Ajax: Pierino Prati scored a sublime hat-trick as Milan put an inexperienced Ajax side to the sword in Madrid.
1979/80 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Nottm Forrest 1-0 Hamburg: A goal from John Robertson and a string of great saves from Peter Shilton saw Brian Clough's side retain the cup.
1980/81 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Liverpool 1-0 Real Madrid: For a fifth successive season, the cup remained in England, with Liverpool prevailing thanks to Alan Kennedy's late strike.
1971/72 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Ajax 2-0 Inter: Johan Cruyff scored twice as Ajax captured the footballing zeitgeist with a 2-0 European Champion Clubs' Cup final win against Inter.
1981/82 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Aston Villa 1-0 Bayern: In their first season in the European Champion Clubs' Cup, Aston Villa went all the way, with Peter Withe scoring the only goal.
1982/83 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Hamburg 1-0 Juventus: A six-year English monopoly of the European Champion Clubs' Cup was ended by Felix Magath’s early winner.
1983/84 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Roma 1-1 Liverpool (Liverpool win on pens) The Reds lifted the trophy for a fourth time at the scene of their first European Champion Clubs' Cup triumph.
1984/85 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Juventus 1-0 Liverpool: Michel Platini's penalty sealed the cup, but the match paled into insignificance after 39 Juventus fans died prior to kick-off.
1994/95 UEFA Champions League final - Ajax 1-0 Milan: In a tight final, Patrick Kluivert delivered the knockout blow five minutes from time as Ajax's young side matured before the world's eyes.
1986/87 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Bayern 1-2 Porto: Algerian Rabah Madjer became a Porto legend by equalising with an audacious back-heel, before setting up Filho Juary for the winner.
1987/88 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - PSV 0-0 Benfica (PSV win on pens) A bumper crop of Dutch talent helped propel Guus Hiddink's side to the final, where they prevailed on penalties.
1998/99 UEFA Champions League final - Man Utd 2-1 Bayern: It took two minutes and 17 seconds of remarkable stoppage time for Teddy Sheringham, then Ole Gunnar Solskjær to turn the game on its head.
1988/89 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Steaua 0-4 Milan: Two goals each from Ruud Gullit and Marco van Basten handed Arrigo Sacchi's Milan their third European Champion Clubs' Cup success.
1990/91 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Crvena Zvezda 2-0 Marseille (Crvena Zvezda win on pens) Entertainment was at a premium and it took a penalty shoot-out to send the trophy to Belgrade.
1991/92 European Champions Clubs’ Cup final - Sampdoria 0-1 Barcelona: Barcelona finally claimed their first European Champion Clubs' Cup thanks to Ronald Koeman’s decisive blow.
1993/94 UEFA Champions League final - Milan 4-0 Barcelona: Fabio Capello's Milan were without defenders Franco Baresi and Alessandro Costacurta for final, but managed a 4-0 rout.
1995/96 UEFA Champions League final - Ajax 1-1 Juventus (Juventus win on pens) Jari Litmanen cancelled out Fabrizio Ravanelli's early strike but Ajax were not destined to defend their title.
1996/97 UEFA Champions League final - Dortmund 3-1 Juventus: Dortmund's success saw a new name engraved on the trophy, with the German side avenging a defeat in the 1992/93 UEFA Cup final.
1997/98 UEFA Champions League final - Juventus 0-1 Real Madrid: Madrid won Europe's top club competition for the seventh time thanks to Predrag Mijatović's second-half strike.
1999/00 UEFA Champions League final - Real Madrid 3-0 Valencia: Vicente del Bosque's side outclassed Valencia with goals from Fernando Morientes, Steve McManaman and Raúl González.
2000/01 UEFA Champions League final - Bayern 1-1 Valencia (Bayern win on pens) Bayern won Europe's top club competition for the first time in 25 years, thanks to cool heads in the penalty shootout.
2001/02 UEFA Champions League final - Leverkusen 1-2 Real Madrid: Zidane's left-footed waft met Roberto Carlos's deflected cross on the full to crash home arguably the most famous Hampden Park goal.
2003/04 UEFA Champions League final - Monaco 0-3 Porto: Having won the UEFA Cup in the previous season, the brilliance of Deco helped spearhead José Mourinho's Porto towards a 3-0 success.
2007/08 UEFA Champions League final - Man.United 1-1 Chelsea (Man. United win on pens) Fifty years on from the Munich air crash, United wrapped up their second UEFA Champions League.
2008/09 UEFA Champions League final - Barcelona 2-0 Man.United: All the talk prior to the decider surrounded Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, but the young Argentinian was to come out on top.
2010/11 UEFA Champions League final – Barcelona 3-1 Man.United: The 2010/11 edition ended as the 2006 and 2009 campaigns had, with Barcelona celebrating after a final win against English opposition.
