European Cup Winners' Cup
Contested by the Cup winners of the UEFA nations (or losing cup finalists if the cup winner of a country already qualified
for the
Champions Cup). Several UEFA countries did not start a serious cup competition until after the introduction of this
cup. The 1998/99 edition was the last one; since 1999/2000 domestic cup winners enter the UEFA Cup.
Winners
1960/61 Fiorentina
1961/62 Atlético Madrid
1962/63 Tottenham Hotspur
1963/64 Sporting CP
1964/65 West Ham United
1965/66 Borussia Dortmund
1966/67 Bayern München
1967/68 A.C Milan
1968/69 Slovan Bratislava
1969/70 Manchester City
1970/71 Chelsea
1971/72 Rangers
1972/73 A.C Milan
1973/74 1.FC Magdeburg
1974/75 Dynamo Kiev
1975/76 Anderlecht
1976/77 Hamburger SV
1977/78 Anderlecht
1978/79 Barcelona
1979/80 Valencia
1980/81 Dynamo Tbilisi
1981/82 Barcelona
1982/83 Aberdeen
1983/84 Juventus
1984/85 Everton
1985/86 Dynamo Kiev
1986/87 Ajax Amsterdam
1987/88 KV Mechelen
1988/89 Barcelona
1989/90 Sampdoria
1990/91 Manchester United
1991/92 Werder Bremen
1992/93 Parma
1993/94 Arsenal
1994/95 Real Zaragoza
1995/96 Paris Saint-Germain
1996/97 Barcelona
1997/98 Chelsea
1998/99 Lazio
Clubwise list of winners
Barcelona 4
Anderlecht 2
Chelsea 2
Dynamo Kiev 2
A.C Milan 2
Aberdeen 1
Ajax Amsterdam 1
Arsenal 1
Atlético Madrid 1
Bayern München 1
Borussia Dortmund 1
Dynamo Tbilisi 1
Everton 1
Fiorentina 1
Hamburger SV 1
Juventus 1
Lazio 1
1.FC Magdeburg 1
Manchester City 1
Manchester United 1
KV Mechelen 1
Paris Saint-Germain 1
Parma 1
Rangers 1
Real Zaragoza 1
Sampdoria 1
Slovan Bratislava 1
Sporting CP 1
Tottenham Hotspur 1
Valencia 1
Werder Bremen 1
West Ham United 1
Countrywise list of winners
England 8
Italy 7
Spain 7
Germany 4
Belgium 3
USSR 3
Scotland 2
Czechoslovakia 1
France 1
GDR 1
Netherlands 1
Portugal 1
Finals
60/61 Rangers 0-2 Fiorentina
Fiorentina 2-1 Rangers
61/62 Atlético Madrid 1-1 Fiorentina [aet]
Atlético Madrid 3-0 Fiorentina
62/63 Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 Atlético Madrid
63/64 Sporting CP 3-3 MTK Budapest [aet]
Sporting CP 1-0 MTK Budapest
64/65 West Ham United 2-0 1860 München
65/66 Borussia Dortmund 2-1 Liverpool [aet]
66/67 Bayern München 1-0 Rangers [aet]
67/68 A.C Milan 2-0 Hamburger SV
68/69 Slovan Bratislava 3-2 Barcelona
69/70 Manchester City 2-1 Gornik Zabrze
70/71 Chelsea 1-1 Real Madrid [aet]
Chelsea 2-1 Real Madrid
71/72 Rangers 3-2 Dynamo Moskva
72/73 A.C Milan 1-0 Leeds United
73/74 1.FC Magdeburg 2-0 A.C Milan
74/75 Dynamo Kiev 3-0 Ferencváros
75/76 Anderlecht 4-2 West Ham United
76/77 Hamburger SV 2-0 Anderlecht
77/78 Anderlecht 4-0 Austria Wien
78/79 Barcelona 4-3 Fortuna Düsseldorf [aet]
79/80 Valencia 0-0 Arsenal [aet, 5-4 pen]
80/81 Dynamo Tbilisi 2-1 Carl Zeiss Jena
81/82 Barcelona 2-1 Standard Ličge
82/83 Aberdeen 2-1 Real Madrid [aet]
83/84 Juventus 2-1 Porto
84/85 Everton 3-1 Rapid Wien
85/86 Dynamo Kiev 3-0 Atlético Madrid
86/87 Ajax Amsterdam 1-0 Lokomotive Leipzig
87/88 KV Mechelen 1-0 Ajax Amsterdam
88/89 Barcelona 2-0 Sampdoria
89/90 Sampdoria 2-0 Anderlecht [aet]
90/91 Manchester United 2-1 Barcelona
91/92 Werder Bremen 2-0 Monaco
92/93 Parma 3-1 Antwerp
93/94 Arsenal 1-0 Parma
94/95 Real Zaragoza 2-1 Arsenal [aet]
95/96 Paris St. Germain 1-0 Rapid Wien
96/97 Barcelona 1-0 Paris St. Germain
97/98 Chelsea 1-0 VfB Stuttgart
98/99 Lazio 2-1 Real Mallorca
win fin
England 8 13
Spain 7 14
Italy 7 11
Germany 4 8
Belgium 3 7
USSR 3 4
Scotland 2 4
GDR 1 3
France 1 3
Netherlands 1 2
Portugal 1 2
CSSR 1 1
Austria 3
Hungary 2
Poland 1
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Site of the Finals
1964/65 - Wembley Stadium - London
1965/66 - Hampden
Park - Glasgow1966/67 - Franken Stadion - Nuremburg
1967/68
- DeKuip - Rotterdam1968/69 - St Jakob Park - Basle
1969/70
- Prater Stadium - Vienna1970/71 - Karaiskai Stadium - Athens
1971/72 - Nou Camp - Barcelona
1972/73 - Salonoki Stadium - Salonika
1973/74 - DeKuip - Rotterdam
1974/75 - St Jakob Park - Basle
1975/76 - Heysel Stadium - Brussels
1976/77 - Olympic Stadium - Amsterdam
1977/78 - Parc des Prince - Paris
1978/79 - St Jakob Park - Basle
1979/80 - Hesyel Stadium - Brussels
1980/81 - Rheinstadion - Duesseldorf
1981/82 - Nou Camp - Barcelona
1982/83 - Ullevi Stadium - Gothenburg
1983/84 - St Jakob Park - Basle
1984/85 - DeKuip - Rotterdam
1985/86 - Stade der Gerland - Lyon
1986/87 - Olympic Stadium - Athens
1987/88 - Stade de la Meinau - Strasbourg
1988/89 - Wankdorf Stadium -
Berne1989/90 - Ullevi Stadium- Gothenburg
1990/91
- De Kuip - Rotterdam1991/92 - Stadia de Luz - Lisbon
1992/93
- Wembly Stadium - London1993/94 - Parken Stadium - Copenhagen
1994/95 - Parc des Prince - Paris
1995/96 - Heysel Stadium- Brussels
1996/97 - DeKuip - Rotterdam
1997/98 - Rasunda Stadium- Stockholm
1998/99 - Villa Park - Birmingham
