2000: Real Madrid - Valencia, precursor
If the Champion Clubs' Cup, ancestor of the Champions League, hardly allowed this kind of reunion in the final, the successive reforms of this competition have gradually led to the multiplication of this phenomenon.
From 2000, Real Madrid challenged another Spanish club, the Valence FC of coach Hector Cuper and Frenchman Jocelyn Angloma.
The Madrilenians are widely needed (3-0) to lift their 8th title in this competition, with goals from Raul and Fernando Morientes in particular.
2003: AC Milan - Juventus Turin, the evening of Dida
Milan goalkeeper Dida stopped three shots on goal after a neutral match (0-0), including that of David Trezeguet.
Andreï Shevchenko, he does not tremble and offers the Rossoneri their sixth trophy in C1 (3-2 tab), the 4th of captain Paolo Maldini.
2008: Manchester United - Chelsea, the premiere of CR7
At 23, Cristiano Ronaldo lifts the first of his five big-eared cups with Manchester United.
Scorer in the 26th minute, the Portuguese must wait for the penalty shootout to savor this trophy, after the equalizer of Frank Lampard (1-1).
He also misses his attempt, but his partners remain intractable (6-5 tab).
2013: Bayern Munich - Dortmund, Lewandowski beaten
For this unique 100% German final, the Rekordmeister won thanks to a late goal from Arjen Robben who came to crucify the partners of Robert Lewandowski, at the time Borussia player (2-1).
The fifth title for the Bavarian club.
2014: Real Madrid - Atlético Madrid, Ramos' header
Led and muzzled by their rival Madrid, Real reversed the trend thanks to a furious header from their defender Sergio Ramos in the dying seconds.
The Colchoneros then collapse in overtime (4-1, 1-1 after 90 minutes).
2016: Real Madrid - Atlético Madrid, act II
Two years after the first round, Atlético again climbs up to the Merengue and manages to push them on penalties.
Ramos scored again early in the match and Ronaldo scored the decisive goal (1-1, 5-3 tab).
11th C1 for Real.
2019: Liverpool - Tottenham, Klopp rewarded
Madrid is this time the lair of the final, but English clubs are (already) in the spotlight.
Jürgen Klopp, the coach of Liverpool unhappy finalist the previous season, fulfills his objective by assuming his status as favorite against Tottenham of Hugo Lloris (2-0).
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