UEFA Super Cup: List of all winners
Super Cup is played between winners of Champions League and Europa League.
The UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League winners square off in the annual association football tournament known as the UEFA Super Cup.
Founded in 1972, it was played between winners of the European Cup (renamed the UEFA Champions League in 1993) and the European/UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup until 1999, while the latter was abandoned and was merged with the UEFA Cup (renamed the Europa League in 2009) by UEFA.
The 1999 UEFA Super Cup, in which Lazio defeated Manchester United 1-0, was the final Super Cup played under this configuration.
Since the 1998 version, the tournament has consisted of a single match played in August at a neutral location instead of the two legs that were previously played in the winter, one at the stadium of each participant team.
The Super Cup was held in the Stade Louis II in Monaco from 1998 to 2012. However, since 2013, it has been held annually at a different venue in Europe.
With five titles apiece since the competition’s founding, AC Milan, Barcelona and Real Madrid are tied for the most triumphs. Milan became the first team to win the UEFA Super Cup twice in a row (1989 and 1990) when they won back-to-back season games.
List of UEFA Super Cup winners
24/25 | Real Madrid |
23/24 | Manchester City |
22/23 | Real Madrid |
21/22 | Chelsea FC |
20/21 | Bayern Munich |
19/20 | Liverpool FC |
18/19 | Atlético de Madrid |
17/18 | Real Madrid |
16/17 | Real Madrid |
15/16 | FC Barcelona |
14/15 | Real Madrid |
13/14 | Bayern Munich |
12/13 | Atlético de Madrid |
11/12 | FC Barcelona |
10/11 | Atlético de Madrid |
09/10 | FC Barcelona |
08/09 | Zenit St. Petersburg |
07/08 | AC Milan |
06/07 | Sevilla FC |
05/06 | Liverpool FC |
04/05 | Valencia CF |
03/04 | AC Milan |
02/03 | Real Madrid |
01/02 | Liverpool FC |
00/01 | Galatasaray |
99/00 | SS Lazio |
98/99 | Chelsea FC |
97/98 | FC Barcelona |
96/97 | Juventus FC |
95/96 | Ajax Amsterdam |
94/95 | AC Milan |
93/94 | AC Parma |
92/93 | FC Barcelona |
91/92 | Manchester United |
90/91 | AC Milan |
89/90 | AC Milan |
88/89 | KV Mechelen |
87/88 | FC Porto |
84/85 | Juventus FC |
83/84 | Aberdeen FC |
82/83 | Aston Villa |
80/81 | Valencia CF |
79/80 | Nottingham Forest |
78/79 | RSC Anderlecht |
77/78 | Liverpool FC |
76/77 | RSC Anderlecht |
75/76 | Dynamo Kyiv |
73/74 | Ajax Amsterdam |
72/73 | Ajax Amsterdam |
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