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2020_Sevilla (Spain)
2019_Chelsea (England)
2018_Atletico Madrid (Spain)
2017_Manchester United (England)
2016_Sevilla (Spain)
2015_Sevilla (Spain)
2014_Sevilla (Spain)
2013_Chelsea (England)
2012_Atletico Madrid (Spain)
2011_Porto (Portugal)
2010_Atletico Madrid (Spain)
2009_Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine)
2008_Zenit St. Petersburg (Russia)
2007_Sevilla (Spain)
2006_Sevilla (Spain)
2005_CSKA Moscow (Russia)
2004_Valencia (Spain)
2003_Porto (Portugal)
2002_Feyenoord Rotterdam (Netherlands)
2001_Liverpool (England)
2000_Galatasaray (Turkey)
1999_Parma (Italy)
1998_Inter Milan (Italy)
1997_Schalke (Germany)
1996_Bayern Munich (Germany)
1995_Parma (Italy)
1994_Inter Milan (Italy)
1993_Juventus (Italy)
1992_Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands)
1991_Inter Milan (Italy)
1990_Juventus (Italy)
1989_Napoli (Italy)
1988_Bayer Leverkusen (West Germany)
1987_Goteborg (Sweden)
1986_Real Madrid (Spain)
1985_Real Madrid (Spain)
1984_Tottenham (England)
1983_Anderlecht (Belgium)
1982_Goteborg (Sweden)
1981_Ipswich (England)
1980_Eintracht Frankfurt (West Germany)
1979_Borussia Moenchengladbach (West Germany)
1978_PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands)
1977_Juventus (Italy)
1976_Liverpool (England)
1975_Borussia Moenchengladbach (West Germany)
1974_Feyenoord (Netherlands)
1973_Liverpool (England)
1972_Tottenham (England)
1971_Leeds (England)
1970_Arsenal (England)
1969_Newcastle (England)
1968_Leeds (England)
1967_Dynamo Zagreb (Yugoslavia)
1966_Barcelona (Spain)
1965_Ferencvaros (Hungary)
1964_Real Zaragoza (Spain)
1963_Valencia (Spain)
1962_Valencia (Spain)
1961_Roma (Italy)
1960_Barcelona (Spain)
1958_Barcelona (Spain)
NOTES: European Fairs’ Cup 1958-71, not contested in 1959, UEFA Cup 1972-09
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