List of previous Winners of the UEFA Super Cup


Real Madrid and Manchester United Players are training hard in Macedonia ahead of tonight's UEFA Super Cup clash between the two European powerhouses in Skopje.

The two European giants will hope to start the new season the way they ended the last, by lifting a trophy at the beginning of the new season.

The super cup Is an annual football match organized by UEFA and contested by the reigning Champions League holder and the Europa league winner.

Euro's elite clubs Such AC Milan, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Manchester United hare all won the UEFA Super Cup in the past.

We bring to you the previous winners of the UEFA Super Cup. See the list of past winners below.


Year       Winner               Country


2016   Real Madrid           Spain

2015    Barcelona              Spain

2014    Real Madrid.         Spain

2013   Bayern Munchen  Germany

2012   Atlético Madrid.    Spain

2011   Barcelona.              Spain

2010   Atlético Madrid    Spain

2009   FC Barcelona.       Spain

2008   Zenit Petersburg Russia

2007  AC Milan.               Italy

2006  Sevilla FC.             Spain

2005  Liverpool FC.       England

2004  Valencia CF.         Spain

2003  AC Milan.              Italy

2002  Real Madrid          Spain

2001  Liverpool FC.         England

2000  Galatasaray.           Turkey

1999  Lazio Roma.            Italy

1998  Chelsea FC.              England

1997  FC Barcelona.          Spain

1996  Juventus                   Italy

1995  AFC Ajax                   Netherlands

1994  AC Milan                   Italy

1993  Parma AC.                 Italy

1992  FC Barcelona.           Spain

1991  Manchester Utd       England

1990  AC Milan.                   Italy

1989  AC Milan.                   Italy

1988  KV Mechelen.            Belgium

1987  FC Porto.                     Portugal

1986  Steaua Bucureşti.     Romania

1984  Juventus.                    Italy

1983  Aberdeen FC             Scotland

1982   Aston Villa.               England

1980   Valencia CF.             Spain

1979   Nottingham Forest England

1978   RSC Anderlecht      Belgium

1977   Liverpool FC           England

1976   RSC Anderlecht      Belgium

1975   Dinamo Kiev          Ukraine

1973    AFC Ajax                Netherlands

1972    AFC Ajax.               Netherlands

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Cristiano Ronaldo scores 600th goal of his career to fires Real Madrid to Champions League victory

Image
Cristiano Ronaldo passed the 600 goal mark in style as Real Madrid dents Gianlugi Buffon's hope of winning the Champion league.  Juventus woeful Champions League final record continued on Saturday night as Cristiano Ronaldo inspired Los Blancos to 1-4 victory against Juventus. Ronaldo netted his 599th and 600th career goal against the Old ladies. The journey began in his native country while he turned out for Sporting Lisbon before he made the move to England to play for Manchester United, before making the then record move to the Spanish capital. Cristiano Ronaldo scored five goals for Sporting, 118 with Manchester United and 406 for Real Madrid. He was called up for the Portugal National team in 2004, he has since scored 71 goals for his native country. This Years' Champions League was his 4th, one with Manchester United and a further three with Real Madrid. He lifted aloft his 11th trophy with Real Madrid in Cardiff, he have 20 career trophies overall.
Read more

Cristiano Ronaldo becomes a father again

Image
According to Portuguese TV Channel SIC, Real Madrid Superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has given birth to twins via a surrogate mother on the west coast of United State. According to the report, the highest paid athlete in the world became a father on the 8th of June. The player named the children Eva and Mateo. Eva and Mateo join Six year old Cristiano junior, who was also born via surrogate mother. There is no official confirmation from Ronaldo's camp.
Read more

Cristiano Ronaldo: Champions league top scorer Since 2013

Image
Cristiano Ronaldo was a goal shy of Lionel Messi in the Champions league top Scorers chart. Cristiano's first goal in the 21st minutes equalled Lionel Messi's 11 goals in the Uefa Champions League this srason. Knowing fully well that he's  level with the Barcelona talisman on the Scorers chart, Cristiano Ronaldo strucked again in the 63rd minutes to surpassed the Argentine. Read:  Cristiano injures himself as Real Madrid Celebrate their UCL victory Read:   Cristiano scores his 600th career goals Cristiano Ronaldo started his Champions League campaign on the back foot but he revived himself in the knockouts stages. The forward scored only twice in the group stage, he notched 5 goals across two legs against Bayern Munich, he singlehandedly whipped Atletico in the semi-final with a first leg Hatrick. The Real Madrid superstar's brace yesterday took his tally for the season to 12 and put his at the top of the highest goal scorers' chart for the 5th time i...
Read more