Real Madrid C.F. in Europe

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Real Madrid C.F. in Europe is an article about Real Madrid and their record in Europe football competitions. They are the most winner of Europe, also they are only team to play the most times in European Cup/UEFA Champions League than other team in Europe. They have won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League 9 times, which is more than any other club, for both trophies. They have won the UEFA Cup 2 times in row. They have also won the European Super Cup on one occasions, and the Copa Latina on two occasions.

Contents 1 History 1.1 Copa Latina 2 Records 2.1 UEFA Champions League 2.1.1 Winners: 9 times (Record) 2.1.2 Runners-Up: 3 times 2.2 UEFA Cup 2.2.1 Winners: 2 2.3 European Cup Winners Cup 2.3.1 Runners-Up: 2 2.4 European Super Cup 2.4.1 Winners: 1 2.4.2 Runners-Up: 2 2.5 Intercontinental Cup 2.5.1 Winners: 3 2.5.2 Runners-Up: 2 2.6 Ibero-American Cup 2.6.1 Winners: 1 (record) 2.7 Copa Latina 2.7.1 Winners: 2 3 Year by Year Performance 3.1 UEFA competition record 4 References 5 External links

[edit] History

[edit] Copa Latina

In 1949, the football federations of Spain, Italy, France, and Portugal, came together and launched their own club competition. European clubs could not afford hefty travel costs so the Copa Latina was staged at the end of every season in a single host country. The competition featured two semi-finals, a third place play-off and a final. As La Liga champions in 1955, Real Madrid represented Spain in the inaugural competition. They beat OS Belenenses 2-0 in their semi-final at Parc des Princes in Paris, before beating Reims 2-0 in the final at the Parc des Princes. Real Madrid also played in and won the 1957 competition in Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid, beating AC Milan 5-1 in the semi-final and then SL Benfica 1-0 in the final.

[edit] Records

[edit] UEFA Champions League

[edit] Winners: 9 times (Record)

• • UEFA Champions League 2002

May 15, 2002 20:45 WEST	Real Madrid	2 – 1	Bayer Leverkusen	Hampden Park, Glasgow Attendance: 52,000 Referee: Urs Meier
	Raúl   8' Zidane  45' Míchel Salgado 45+1' Roberto Carlos 88'	(Report)	13' Lúcio

Squad: César Sánchez (Casillas 67') - Míchel Salgado - Hierro (c) - Iván Helguera - Roberto Carlos - Makelele (Flavio 73') - Solari - Figo (McManaman 61') - Zinédine Zidane - Raúl - Morientes.

Coach: Vicente Del Bosque.

• • UEFA Champions League 2000

May 24, 2000	Real Madrid	3 – 0	Valencia CF	Stade de France, Paris Attendance: 78.759 Referee: Stefano Braschi
	Morientes  39' McManaman  66' Raúl  74'

Squad: Iker Casillas - Salgado (Hierro 84') - Karanka - Iván Helguera - Iván Campo - Roberto Carlos - Steve McManaman - Redondo (c) - Raúl - Morientes (Savio 71') - Anelka (Sanchis 79').

Coach: Vicente Del Bosque.

• • UEFA Champions League 1998

May 20, 1998 20:45 CEN	Real Madrid	1 – 0	FC Juventus	Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam Attendance: 50,000 Referee: Hellmut Krug
	Predrag Mijatović  66'

Squad: Illgner - Panucci - Hierro - Sanchís (c) - Roberto Carlos - Karembeu - Redondo - Seedorf - Raúl (Amavisca 90') - Morientes (Jaime 82') - Mijatović (Suker 89').

Coach: Jupp Heynckes.

• • UEFA Champions League 1966

May 11, 1966	Real Madrid	2 – 1	FK Partizan	Heysel Stadium, Brussels Attendance: 55,000 Referee: Rudolf Kreitlein
	Amancio  70' Serena  75'

Squad: José Araquistáin - Pachín - Pedro de Felipe - Ignacio Zoco - Manuel Sanchís Martínez - Pirri - Manuel Velázquez - Francisco Serena - Amancio Amaro - Ramón Grosso - Francisco Gento (c).

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

• • UEFA Champions League 1960

May 13, 1960	Real Madrid	7 – 3	Eintracht Frankfurt	Hampden Park, Glasgow Attendance: 135,000 Referee: John Mowatt
	Di Stéfano 29', 30', 75' Puskás 45', 56' (pen.), 60', 71'

Squad: Rogelio Domínguez - Pachín - Marcos Alonso Marquitos - José Santamaria - José María Zárraga (c) - José María Vidal - Canario - Luis del Sol - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Francisco Gento.

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

• • UEFA Champions League 1959

June 3, 1959	Real Madrid	2 – 0	Stade de Reims	Neckarstadion, Stuttgart Attendance: 80,000 Referee: Dush
	Mateos  2' Di Stéfano  47'

Squad: Rogelio Domínguez - Marquitos - José Santamaria - José María Zárraga (c) - Juan Santisteban - Antonio Ruiz - Raymond Kopa - Enrique Mateos - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.

Coach: Luis Carniglia.

• • UEFA Champions League 1958

May 28, 1958	Real Madrid	3 – 2	AC Milan	Heysel Stadium, Brussels Attendance: 67,000 Referee: Albert Alsteen
	Di Stéfano  74' Rial  82' Gento  107'

Squad: Juan Alonso - Angel Atienza - José Santamaría - Rafael Lesmes - Juan Santistebán - José María Zárraga (c) - Raymond Kopa - Joseito - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.

Coach: Luis Carniglia.

• • UEFA Champions League 1957

May 30, 1957	Real Madrid	2 – 0	ACF Fiorentina	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 120,000 Referee: Leopold Sylvain Horn
	Di Stéfano  70' Gento  76'

Squad: Juan Alonso - Manuel Torres - Marquitos - Rafael Lesmes - Miguel Muñoz (c) - Jose Maria Zárraga - Raymond Kopa - Enrique Mateos - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.

Coach: José Villalonga Llorente.

• • UEFA Champions League 1956

June 12, 1956	Real Madrid	4 – 3	Stade de Reims	Parc des Princes, Paris Attendance: 38,239 Referee: Arthur Edward Ellis
	Di Stéfano  14' Rial  30',  79' Marquitos  67'

Squad: Juan Alonso - Angel Atienza - Marquitos - Rafael Lesmes - Miguel Muñoz (c) - José María Zárraga - José Iglesias Fernández - Ramón Marsal Ribó - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.

Coach: José Villalonga Llorente.

[edit] Runners-Up: 3 times

• • UEFA Champions League 1981

May 27, 1981	Real Madrid	0 – 1	FC Liverpool	Parc des Princes, Paris Attendance: 49.500 Referee: Károly Palotai
			Alan Kennedy  82'

Squad: Agustín - García Cortes (Pineda 87') - García Navajas - Sabido - Vicente Del Bosque - Camacho - Angel - Uli Stielike - Juanito - Santillana (c) - Cunningham.

Coach: Vujadin Boškov.

• • UEFA Champions League 1964

May 27, 1964	Real Madrid	1 – 3	Internazionale	Prater Stadium, Vienna Attendance: 72,000 Referee: Josef Stoll
	Felo  69'		Mazzola  43',  77' Milani  60'

Squad: Vicente - Isidro - José Santamaria - Pachín - Muller - Ignacio Zoco - Amancio - Felo - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Francisco Gento (c).

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

• • UEFA Champions League 1962

May 2, 1962	Real Madrid	3 – 5	SL Benfica	Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam Attendance: 66,000 Referee: Leonard Horn
	Ferenc Puskás  18', 23', 37'		25' Águas  34' Cavém  51' Coluna  65'  68' Eusébio

Squad: José Araquistáin - Casado - José Santamaria - Miera - Felo - Pachín - Tejada - Luis del Sol - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Francisco Gento (c).

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

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[edit] UEFA Cup

[edit] Winners: 2

• • UEFA Cup 1985

FINAL 1

May 8, 1985 Final 1st Leg	Videoton	0 – 3	Real Madrid	Stadion Sóstói, Székesfehérvár Attendance: 30,000 Referee: Vautrot
			Míchel  31' Santillana  77' Valdano  89'

Squad: Miguel Ángel - Chendo - Sanchís - Stielike - Camacho (c) - San José - Míchel - Gallego - Butragueño (Juanito) - Santillana (Salguero) - Valdano.

Coach: Luis Molowny.

FINAL 2

May 22, 1985 Final 2nd Leg	Real Madrid	0 – 1	Videoton	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 90,000 Referee: Ponnet
			Májer  86'

Squad: Miguel Ángel - Chendo - Sanchís - Stielike - Camacho (c) - San José - Míchel - Gallego - Butragueño - Santillana - Valdano (Juanito).

Coach: Luis Molowny.

Real Madrid won 3-1 on aggregate.

• • UEFA Cup 1986

FINAL 1

April 30, 1986 Final 1st Leg	Real Madrid	5 – 1	1. FC Köln	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 90,000 Referee: Courtney
	Hugo Sánchez  38' Gordillo 42' Valdano 51', 85' Santillana  90'		29' Allofs

Squad: Agustín - Salguero - Solana - Camacho (c) - Martín Vázquez (Santillana) - Míchel - Juanito - Gordillo - Butragueño - Hugo Sánchez - Valdano.

Coach: Luis Molowny.

FINAL 2

May 6, 1986 Final 2nd Leg	1. FC Köln	2 – 0	Real Madrid	Olympiastadion, Berlin Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Valentine
	Bein  22' Geilenkirchen  72'

Squad: Agustín - Chendo - Maceda - Solana - Camacho (c) - Míchel - Gallego - Valdano - Gordillo - Butragueño (Juanito) - Sánchez (Santillana).

Coach: Luis Molowny.

Real Madrid won 5-3 on aggregate.

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[edit] European Cup Winners Cup

[edit] Runners-Up: 2

• • Cup Winners' Cup 1983

Wed, May 11, 1983	Real Madrid	1 – 2 (aet)	Aberdeen FC	Nya Ullevi, Göteborg Attendance: 17,804 Referee: Gianfranco Menegali
	Juanito  14' (pen.)		Eric Black  7' John Hewitt  112'

Squad: Agustin - Juan José - John Metgod - Bonet - Camacho (San José 91') - Uli Stielike - Gallego - Angel - Juanito - Santillana (c) - Isidro (Salguero 103').

Coach: Alfredo Di Stéfano.

• • Cup Winners' Cup 1971

May 19, 1971 Final	Real Madrid	1 – 1	Chelsea	Karaiskákis Stadium, Piraeus Attendance: 42,000 Referee: Scheuer
	Ignacio Zoco  90'		Osgood  55'

Squad: Borja - José Luis - Benito - Zunzunegui - Pirri - Ignacio Zoco - Miguel Pérez - Fleitas - Amancio - Ramón Grosso - Velázquez - Francisco Gento (c) - Grande.

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

FINAL REPLAY:

May 21, 1971 Final (Replay)	Real Madrid	1 – 2	Chelsea	Karaiskákis Stadium, Piraeus Attendance: 42,000 Referee: Buchelli
	Fleitas  74'		Dempsey  33' Osgood  38'

Squad: Borja - José Luis - Benito - Zunzunegui - Pirri - Ignacio Zoco - Miguel Pérez - Fleitas - Amancio - Ramón Grosso - Velázquez - Francisco Gento (c) - Bueno - Grande.

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

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[edit] European Super Cup

[edit] Winners: 1

• • European Super Cup 2002

August 29, 2002 Final	Real Madrid	3 – 1	Feyenoord	Louis II Stadium, Monaco Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Hugh Dallas
	Paauwe  14' (o.g.) Roberto Carlos  21' Guti  60'		v. Hooijdonk  56'

Squad: Casillas - Míchel Salgado - Hierro (c) - Iván Helguera - Roberto Carlos - Cambiasso (Pavón 87') - Makelele - Figo - Zinédine Zidane (Solari 86') - Guti (Portillo 71') - Raúl.

Coach: Vicente Del Bosque.

[edit] Runners-Up: 2

• • European Super Cup 2000

August 26, 2002 Final	Real Madrid	1 – 2 (aet)	Galatasaray SK	Louis II Stadium, Monaco Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Benko
	Raúl  78'		Jardel  40' 101'

Squad: Casillas - Geremi - Iván Helguera - Iván Campo (F. Conceiçao 66') - Roberto Carlos - Makelele - Celades (Míchel Salgado 100') - Figo - Guti (Munitis 53') - Savio - Raúl (c).

Coach: Vicente Del Bosque.

• • European Super Cup 1998

August 24, 1998 Final	Real Madrid	0 – 1	Chelsea FC	Louis II Stadium, Monaco Attendance: 30,000 Referee: Batta
			Poyet  81'

Squad: Illgner - Panucci - Hierro - Sanchís - Roberto Carlos - Karembeu (Morientes 57') - Redondo (c) - Seedorf - Savio - Raúl - Mijatović (Jarni 73').

Coach: Guus Hiddink.

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[edit] Intercontinental Cup

[edit] Winners: 3

• • 2002

December 3, 2002 Final	Real Madrid	2 – 0	Olimpia Asunción	Yokohama, Tokyo Attendance: 72,000 Referee: Carlos Eugenio Simón
	Ronaldo  14' Guti  84' Roberto Carlos 89'	(Report)	34' Julio César Cáceres 80' López

Squad: Iker Casillas - Míchel Salgado - Hierro (c) - Iván Helguera - Roberto Carlos - Makelele - Cambiasso (Pavón 90') - Figo - Raúl - Zinédine Zidane (Solari 86') - Ronaldo (Guti 82').

Coach: Vicente Del Bosque.

• • 1998

December 1, 1998 Final	Real Madrid	2 – 1	Vasco da Gama	National Stadium, Tokyo Attendance: 60,000 Referee: Mario Sánchez
	Roberto Carlos  25' Raúl  83'	(Report)	Juninho  56'

Squad: Illgner - Panucci - Sanchís - Sanz - Roberto Carlos - Hierro - Redondo (c) - Seedorf - Sávio (Suker 89') - Raúl - Mijatović (Jarni 86').

Coach: Guus Hiddink.

• • 1960

First Final

July 3, 1960 Final (1st leg)	Peñarol	0 – 0	Real Madrid	Centenario, Montevideo Attendance: 78.872 Referee: José Praddaude
		(Report)

Squad: Rogelio Domínguez - Marcos Alonso Marquitos - José Santamaria - Pachín - José María Vidal - José María Zárraga (c) - Canario - Luis del Sol - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Bueno.

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

Second Final

September 4, 1960 Final (2nd leg)	Real Madrid	5 – 1	Peñarol	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 120,000 Referee: Ken Aston
	Puskás  3', 10' Di Stéfano  5' Herrera  43' Gento  51'	(Report)	Spencer  84'

Squad: Rogelio Domínguez - José Santamaria - José María Zárraga (c) - Marcos Alonso Marquitos - José María Vidal - Pachín - Herrera - Luis del Sol - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Francisco Gento.

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

Real Madrid won 5-1 on aggregate.

[edit] Runners-Up: 2

• • 2000

October 12, 2000 Final	Real Madrid	1 – 2	Boca Juniors	National Stadium, Tokyo Attendance: 52,000 Referee: Ruiz Acosta
	Roberto Carlos  11'		Martín Palermo  2', 5'

Squad: Iker Casillas - Geremi - Hierro (c) - Karanka - Roberto Carlos - Iván Helguera - Makelele (Morientes 76') - Steve McManaman (Savio 66') - Guti - Figo - Raúl.

Coach: Vicente Del Bosque.

• • 1966

First Final

September 12, 1966 Final (1st leg)	Peñarol	2 – 0	Real Madrid	Centenario, Montevideo Attendance: 58,324 Referee: Vicuña
	Spencer  40', 84'

Squad: Betancort - Pachín - Manuel Sanchís Martínez - Ruiz - Pedro de Felipe - Ignacio Zoco (c) - Manuel Velázquez - Francisco Serena - Amancio Amaro - Pirri - Bueno.

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

Second Final

September 26, 1966 Final (2nd leg)	Real Madrid	0 – 2	Peñarol	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 100,000 Referee: Lo Bello
			Rocha  30' Spencer  37'

Squad: Betancort - Calpe - Pedro de Felipe - Ignacio Zoco - Manuel Sanchís Martínez - Pirri - Manuel Velázquez - Francisco Serena - Amancio Amaro - Ramón Grosso - Francisco Gento (c)

Coach: Miguel Muñoz.

Peñarol won 4-0 on aggregate.

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[edit] Ibero-American Cup

[edit] Winners: 1 (record)

• • Copa Iberoamericana 1994

First Final

May 19, 1994 Final (1st leg)	Real Madrid	3 – 1	Boca Juniors	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 80,000 Referee: ---
	Hierro  34' Morales  70', 79'

Squad: Buyo - Quique - Sanchís - Hierro - Alkorta - Luis Enrique - Martín Vázquez - Milla - Laudrup - Michel - Zamorano.

(Amavisca - Dubovsky - Lasa - Morales - Chendo - Prosinecki - Butragueño - Ramis - Velasco).

Coach: Jorge Valdano.

Second Final

May 25, 1994 Final (2nd leg)	Boca Juniors	2 – 1	Real Madrid	La Bombonera, Buenos Aires Attendance: 80,000 Referee: ---
			Milla  74'

Squad: Buyo - Quique - Sanchís - Hierro - Alkorta - Luis Enrique - Martín Vázquez - Milla - Laudrup - Michel - Zamorano.

(Amavisca - Dubovsky - Lasa - Morales - Chendo - Prosinecki - Butragueño - Ramis - Velasco).

Coach: Jorge Valdano.

Real Madrid won 4-3 on aggregate.

[edit] Copa Latina

[edit] Winners: 2

• • Copa Latina 1957

June 23, 1957 Final	Real Madrid	1 – 0	SL Benfica	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid Attendance: 120,000 Referee: Lequesne
	Alfredo Di Stéfano  50'

Squad: Juan Alonso - Manuel Torres - Marquitos - Rafael Lesmes - Miguel Muñoz (c) - Antonio Ruiz - Joseíto - Raymond Kopa - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.

Coach: José Villalonga Llorente.

• • Copa Latina 1955

June 26, 1955 Final	Real Madrid	2 – 0	Stade de Reims	Parc des Princes, París Attendance: 40,000 Referee: Campos
	Héctor Rial  ??', ??'

Squad: Juan Alonso - Navarro - Oliva - Rafael Lesmes - Miguel Muñoz (c) - José María Zárraga - Luis Molowny - Pérez Payá - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.

Coach: José Villalonga Llorente.

[edit] Year by Year Performance

Below is a table of the performance of Real Madrid in European competition (excluding the European Super Cup).

Season	Competition	Round	Against	Played	Won	Drew	Lost	Goals for	Goals Against
1955-56	European Cup	Winners	Stade de Reims	7	5	0	2	20	10
1956-57	European Cup	Winners	AC Fiorentina	8	6	1	1	20	10
1957-58	European Cup	Winners	AC Milan	7	5	1	1	25	7
1958-59	European Cup	Winners	Stade de Reims	8	5	2	1	18	5
1959-60	European Cup	Winners	Eintracht Frankfurt	7	6	0	1	31	10
1960-61	European Cup	Last 16	FC Barcelona	2	0	1	1	3	4
1961-62	European Cup	Final	SL Benfica	10	8	0	2	30	8
1962-63	European Cup	Last 32	RSC Anderlecht	2	0	1	1	3	4
1963-64	European Cup	Final	Inter Milan	9	7	0	2	28	11
1964-65	European Cup	Quarter Final	SL Benfica	6	4	1	1	18	10
1965-66	European Cup	Winners	FK Partizan	9	5	2	2	21	10
1966-67	European Cup	Quarter Final	Inter Milan	4	1	0	3	3	5
1967-68	European Cup	Semi-Final	Manchester United	8	3	3	2	16	11
1968-69	European Cup	Last 16	SK Rapid Wien	4	3	0	1	14	2
1969-70	European Cup	Last 16	Standard Liège	4	2	0	2	16	5
1970-71	Cup Winners' Cup	Final	Chelsea FC	10	4	3	3	13	6
1971-72	UEFA Cup	Last 32	PSV Eindhoven	4	3	0	1	7	5
1972-73	European Cup	Semi-Finals	AFC Ajax	12	8	2	2	19	6
1973-74	UEFA Cup	Last 64	Ipswich Town	2	0	1	1	0	1
1974-75	Cup Winners' Cup	Quarter-Finals	Red Star Belgrade (By p)	6	4	1	1	15	4
1975-76	European Cup	Semi-Finals	Bayern München	8	2	3	3	14	12
1976-77	European Cup	Last 16	Club Brugge KV	4	2	1	1	3	3
1977-78	Did Not Qualified For UEFA Competitions
1978-79	European Cup	Last 16	Grasshopper-Club	4	3	0	1	15	3
1979-80	European Cup	Semi-Finals	Hamburger SV	8	5	0	3	11	9
1980-81	European Cup	Final	FC Liverpool	9	6	1	2	14	4
1981-82	UEFA Cup	Quarter Final	1.FC Kaiserslautern	8	4	2	2	9	10
1982-83	Cup Winners' Cup	Final	FC Aberdeen	9	5	3	1	18	10
1983-84	UEFA Cup	Round 1	Sparta Praha	2	0	1	1	3	4
1984-85	UEFA Cup	winner	Videoton FC	12	6	1	5	22	12
1985-86	UEFA Cup	winner	1.FC Köln	12	6	1	5	26	14
1986-87	European Cup	Semi-Finals	Bayern Munich	8	4	0	4	10	10
1987-88	European Cup	Semi-Finals	PSV Eindhoven	8	4	3	1	11	7
1988-89	European Cup	Semi-Finals	AC Milan	8	5	2	1	12	10
1989-90	European Cup	Last 16	AC Milan	4	3	0	1	10	2
1990-91	European Cup	Quarter-Finals	Spartak Moscow	6	3	2	1	22	7
1991-92	UEFA Cup	Semi-Finals	Torino Calcio	10	7	2	1	16	7
1992-93	UEFA Cup	Quarter-Finals	Paris Saint-Germain	8	5	1	2	18	11
1993-94	Cup Winners' Cup	Quarter-Finals	Paris Saint-Germain	6	3	2	1	11	4
1994-95	UEFA Cup	Last 16	Odense BK	6	3	1	2	11	8
1995-96	Champions League	Quarter-Finals	Juventus	8	4	1	2	12	7
1996-97	Did Not Qualified For UEFA Competitions
1997-98	Champions League	winner	Juventus	11	7	3	1	22	5
1998-99	Champions League	Quarter-Finals	FC Dynamo Kyiv	8	4	1	3	18	11
1999-00	Champions League	winner	Valencia CF	17	10	3	4	35	23
2000-01	Champions League	Semi-Finals	Bayern München	16	9	2	5	35	23
2001-02	Champions League	winner	Bayer Leverkusen	17	12	3	2	35	14
2002-03	Champions League	Semi-Finals	FC Juventus	16	7	5	4	33	22
2003-04	Champions League	Quarter-Finals	AS Monaco	10	6	3	1	18	11
2004-05	Champions League	Last 16	FC Juventus	10	6	2	2	17	11
2005-06	Champions League	Last 16	Arsenal	8	3	2	3	10	9
2006-07	Champions League	Last 16	Bayern München	8	4	2	2	18	12
2007-08	Champions League	Last 16	A.S. Roma	8	3	2	3	15	13

[edit] UEFA competition record

Last Update: 5 March 2008 ^[1]

UEFA Competition	Played	Won	Drew	Lost	Goals for	Goals Against
UEFA Champions League	307	176	54	77	669	347
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	31	16	9	6	57	24
UEFA Cup	64	16	10	21	111	75
European Super Cup	3	1	0	2	4	4
UEFA Intertoto Cup	0	0	0	0	0	0
Intercontinental Cup	7	3	1	3	10	8
Total	412	229	74	106	851	458

As of the beginning of the 2006-2007 season, Real Madrid have competed in:

• 38 participations in the UEFA Champions League :

12 times in Final(9 times winner) , 21 times on semi-final ,27 times on Quarter-final and 38 times on Last 16.

• 9 participations in the UEFA Cup :

2 times in Final(all winner) , 3 times on semi-final ,5 times on Quarter-final, 6 times on Last 16, 7 times on Last 32 and 9 times on Last 64.

• 4 participations in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup :

2 times in Final(all lost) , 2 times on semi-final ,4 times on Quarter-final and 4 times on Last 16.

• 3 participations in the European Super Cup.

• 5 participation in the Intercontinental Cup.

• 1 participation in the FIFA Club World Cup.

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Real Madrid UEFA Record.
• Official International Matches of Real Madrid since 1955
• Copa Latino stats

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