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1 Records With Walter Samuel grounded and goalkeeper Julio Cesar a bemused onlooker, Gareth Bale scores the first Tottenham Hotspur FC goal against FC Internazionale Milano at San Siro. The UEFA Champions League newcomers came back from 4-0 down at half-time to lose 4-3; Bale performed the rare feat of hitting a hat-trick for a side playing with 10 men; and it allowed English clubs to take over from Italy at the top of the hat-trick chart. PHOTO: CLIVE ROSE / GETTY IMAGES Season 2011/2012

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3 Contents Competition records 4 Sequence records 7 Goal scoring records All hat-tricks 8 Fastest hat-tricks 11 Most goals in a season 12 Fastest goal in a game 13 Fastest own goals 13 The Landmark Goals 14 Fastest red cards 15 Fastest yellow cards 16 Youngest and Oldest Players 17 Goalkeeping records 20 Goalless draws 22 Record for each finalist 27 Biggest Wins 28 Lowest Attendances 30 Milestones 32 UEFA Super Cup 34 3

4 UEFA Champions League Records UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE COMPETITION RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES 16 Manchester United FC 15 FC Porto, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid CF 14 AC Milan, FC Bayern München 13 FC Dynamo Kyiv, PSV Eindhoven, Arsenal FC 12 Juventus, Olympiacos FC 11 Rosenborg BK, Olympique Lyonnais 10 Galatasaray AS, FC Internazionale Milano, FC Spartak Moskva, Rangers FC SUCCESSIVE APPEARANCES 15 Manchester United FC (1996/ /11) 14 Real Madrid CF (1997/ /11) 13 Arsenal FC (1998/ /11) 12 PSV Eindhoven (1997/ /09) 11 Olympiacos FC (1997/ /08) 11 Olympique Lyonnais (2000/ /11) 10 FC Bayern München (1997/ /07) 9 FC Internazionale Milano (2002/ /11) 8 Rosenborg BK (1995/ /03) 8 FC Dynamo Kyiv (1997/ /05) 8 Chelsea FC (2003/ /11) 7 Galatasaray AS (1997/ /04) BEST DEBUTS WINNERS Olympique de Marseille (1992/93) AFC Ajax (1994/95) Juventus (1995/96) RUNNERS-UP AC Milan (1992/93) FC Barcelona (1993/94) Valencia CF (1999/00) SEMI-FINALS AS Monaco FC (1993/94) FC Bayern München (1994/95) Paris Saint-Germain FC (1994/95) FC Nantes Atlantique (1995/96) Panathinaikos FC (1995/96) Leeds United AFC (2000/01) Villarreal CF (2005/06) 4 MOST GAMES PLAYED 176 Manchester United FC 163 Real Madrid CF 159 FC Barcelona 149 FC Bayern München 139 AC Milan 129 Arsenal FC 126 FC Porto 120 Juventus 101 Chelsea FC MOST WINS 96 Manchester United FC 89 FC Barcelona 89 Real Madrid CF 73 FC Bayern München 66 AC Milan 59 Arsenal FC 57 Juventus 51 FC Porto 50 Chelsea FC 47 Olympique Lyonnais 46 FC Internazionale Milano 39 Liverpool FC 35 Valencia CF 33 AFC Ajax 30 PSV Eindhoven MOST DEFEATS 45 FC Dynamo Kyiv 43 FC Porto 42 PSV Eindhoven 40 Real Madrid CF 37 Olympiacos FC 37 Rosenborg BK 36 Arsenal FC 36 Galatasaray AS 36 FC Bayern München 35 Manchester United FC 33 AC Milan 33 Panathinaikos FC 33 FC Spartak Moskva 31 Juventus 30 RSC Anderlecht

5 MOST DRAWS 45 Manchester United FC 42 FC Barcelona 40 FC Bayern München 40 AC Milan 34 Arsenal FC 34 Real Madrid CF 32 Juventus 32 FC Porto 30 Chelsea FC MOST GOALS SCORED 313 Real Madrid CF 306 FC Barcelona 304 Manchester United FC 244 FC Bayern München 198 Arsenal FC 195 AC Milan 189 Juventus 167 Olympique Lyonnais BEST WIN PERCENTAGE Qualification: minimum of ten victories 62.5% Sevilla FC (10 wins from 16 games) 56.0% FC Barcelona (89/159) 54.6% Real Madrid CF (89/163) 54.5% Manchester United FC (96/176) 49.5% Chelsea FC (50/101) 49.1% BV Borussia Dortmund (26/53) 49.0% FC Bayern München (73/149) 48.3% FC Internazionale Milano (42/87) 48.0% Olympique Lyonnais (47/98) MOST GOALS ON A SINGLE MATCHDAY NB: all from 16 games in group stage 63 MD /01 57 MD /00 54 MD /01 54 MD /05 54 MD /05 53 MD /00 53 MD /09 53 MD /11 52 MD /06 52 MD /08 50 MD /01 50 MD /03 50 MD /03 5 HIGHEST POINTS AVERAGE PER GAME Qualification: minimum of ten matches FC Barcelona Sevilla FC Manchester United FC Real Madrid CF Chelsea FC FC Bayern München Liverpool FC BV Borussia Dortmund AC Milan Juventus FC Internazionale Milano Valencia CF HIGHEST GOAL AVERAGE PER GAME Qualification: minimum of 50 goals scored goals per game FC Barcelona Real Madrid CF AS Monaco FC Manchester United FC Olympique Lyonnais FC Bayern München Juventus Arsenal FC Chelsea FC Liverpool FC Bayer 04 Leverkusen S.S. Lazio Paris Saint-Germain FC SV Werder Bremen MOST GOALS CONCEDED 185 Real Madrid CF 161 Manchester United FC 160 FC Bayern München 159 FC Barcelona 144 FC Porto 140 FC Dynamo Kyiv 134 Arsenal FC 129 Olympiacos FC 129 Rosenborg BK 129 PSV Eindhoven 125 Juventus 122 AC Milan 118 FC Spartak Moskva 115 Galatasaray AS 115 Olympique Lyonnais 107 FC Internazionale Milano 104 Panathinaikos FC

6 UEFA Champions League Records MOST POINTS 237 from 176 games (av 1.347) Manchester United FC 220 from 159 games (av 1.384) FC Barcelona 212 from 163 games (av 1.301) Real Madrid CF 186 from 149 games (av 1.248) FC Bayern München 170 from 139 games (av 1.223) AC Milan 152 from 129 games (av 1.178) Arsenal FC 146 from 120 games (av 1.217) Juventus 134 from 126 games (av 1.063) FC Porto 130 from 101 games (av 1.287) Chelsea FC 117 from 98 games (av 1.194) Olympique Lyonnais 117 from 97 games (av 1.206) FC Internazionale Milano 102 from 82 games (av 1.244) Liverpool FC MOST GOALS SCORED IN A SEASON 45 from 16 games (av. 2.81) FC Barcelona 1999/00 35 from 17 games (av. 2.06) Real Madrid CF 2001/02 35 from 16 games (av. 2.19) Real Madrid CF 2000/01 35 from 17 games (av. 2.06) Real Madrid CF 1999/00 33 from 16 games (av. 2.06) Real Madrid CF 2002/03 32 from 13 games (av. 2.46) FC Barcelona 2008/09 32 from 14 games (av. 2.28) Manchester United FC 2002/03 31 from 16 games (av. 1.94) Manchester United FC 2001/02 30 from 13 games (av. 2.31) FC Barcelona 2010/11 30 from 17 games (av. 1.76) Juventus 2002/03 29 from 10 games (av. 2.90) Olympique Lyonnais 2004/05 29 from 11 games (av. 2.64) Manchester United FC 1998/99 29 from 12 games (av. 2.42) Liverpool FC 2007/08 29 from 17 games (av. 1.70) Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2001/02 FEWEST WINS AEK Athens FC (1994/95, 2002/03, 2003/04) failed to win in 18 games in the group stage (D 10 L 8) spread over three participations. They finally recorded their first victory, at the 22nd attempt, in the competition proper on Matchday 4 of the 2006/07 season, beating LOSC Lille Métropole 1-0 after a run of 11 draws and 10 defeats. AEK then beat AC Milan by the same score on Matchday 5 and now have a record of 2 wins from 24 group games SK Rapid Wien [D 2 L 10] (1996/97, 2005/06) and FK Partizan [D 3 L 9] (2003/04, 2010/11) failed to win in 12 games in the group stage spread over two series 1. FC Košice (1997/98), K. Lierse SK (1997/98), AIK Solna (1999/00), Willem II (1999/00), KRC Genk (2002/03), PFC Levski Sofia (2006/07), FC BATE Borisov (2008/09), APOEL FC, AZ Alkmaar, Debreceni VSC (2009/10) and MŠK Žilina, Bursaspor (2010/11) all failed to record a single victory in their only appearance in the group stage FEWEST GOALS SCORED All 119 teams who have taken part in the UEFA Champions League since 1992/93 have scored at least one goal. PFC Levski Sofia (1 goal), NK Maribor, 1. FC Košice, KRC Genk, Bursaspor (2 goals each) share the record for the fewest goals scored in their six group games. 6

7 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SEQUENCE RECORDS SUCCESSIVE WINS FC Barcelona 9 wins Note: FC Barcelona won 11 successive European matches during the 2002/03 season. The run began in the third qualifying round against Polish side Legia Warszawa before continuing into the competition proper. The sequence finally ended when they were held to a 0-0 draw at FC Internazionale Milano during the second Group Phase BV Borussia Dortmund 8 wins SUCCESSIVE DEFEATS RSC Anderlecht 12 defeats SK Rapid Wien 9 defeats (ongoing) SUCCESSIVE DRAWS AEK Athens FC 7 draws Rangers FC 6 draws MOST GAMES WITHOUT DEFEAT AFC Ajax 19 games (W 14 D 5) FC Bayern München 19 games (W 13 D 6) MOST GAMES WITHOUT A WIN FC Spartak Moskva 22 games (D 5 L 17) AEK Athens FC 21 games (D 11 L 10) SUCCESSIVE HOME WINS Manchester United FC 12 games (F 30 A 7) MOST HOME GAMES WITHOUT DEFEAT FC Bayern München 29 games (W 23 D 6)

8 UEFA Champions League Records GOALSCORING RECORDS TOP GOALSCORER IN EACH SEASON 1992/93 Franck SAUZÉE (Olympique de Marseille) 5 goals (7 appearances) 1993/94 Hristo STOITCHKOV (FC Barcelona) 5 goals (6 appearances) 1994/95 George WEAH (Paris Saint-Germain FC) 7 goals (10 appearances) 1995/96 Jari LITMANEN (AFC Ajax) 9 goals (10 appearances) 1996/97 Milinko PANTIC (Club Atlético de Madrid) 5 goals (8 appearances) 1997/98 Alessandro DEL PIERO (Juventus) 10 goals (10 appearances) 1998/99 Andriy SHEVCHENKO (FC Dynamo Kyiv) 8 goals (10 appearances) Dwight YORKE (Manchester United FC) 8 goals (11 appearances) 1999/00 Mário JARDEL (FC Porto) 10 goals (13 appearances) RIVALDO (FC Barcelona) 10 goals (14 appearances) RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 10 goals (15 appearances) 2000/01 RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 7 goals (12 appearances) 2001/02 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 10 goals (14 appearances) 2002/03 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 12 goals (9 appearances) 2003/04 Fernando MORIENTES (AS Monaco FC) 9 goals (12 appearances) 2004/05 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 8 goals (7 appearances) 2005/06 Andriy SHEVCHENKO (AC Milan) 9 goals (12 appearances) 2006/07 Ricardo KAKÁ (AC Milan) 10 goals (13 appearances) 2007/08 Cristiano RONALDO (Manchester United FC) 8 goals (11 appearances) 2008/09 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 9 goals (12 appearances) 2009/10 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 8 goals (11 appearances) 2010/11 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 12 goals (13 appearances) MOST GOALS IN A UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE MATCH FOUR GOALS Marco van BASTEN AC Milan v IFK Göteborg (33, 53 pen, 61, 62 = 29 minutes) Simone INZAGHI S.S. Lazio v Olympique de Marseille (17, 37, 38, 71 = 54 minutes) Dado PRŠO AS Monaco FC v RC Deportivo La Coruña (26, 30, 45, 49 = 23 minutes) Ruud van NISTELROOY Manchester United FC v AC Sparta Praha (14, 25 pen, 60, 90 = 76 minutes) Andriy SHEVCHENKO Fenerbahçe SK v AC Milan (16, 52, 70, 76 = 60 minutes) Lionel MESSI FC Barcelona v Arsenal FC (QF 2nd leg) (21, 37, 42, 88 = 67 minutes) THREE GOALS Franck SAUZÉE Olympique de Marseille v PFC CSKA Moskva (4 pen, 34, 48 = 44 minutes) Jari LITMANEN Ferencvárosi TC v AFC Ajax (57, 79 pen, 87 = 30 minutes) RAÚL González Real Madrid CF v Ferencvárosi TC (24, 25, 84 = 60 minutes) Mike NEWELL Blackburn Rovers FC v Rosenborg BK (31, 37, 40 = 9 minutes) 8

9 Marco SIMONE Rosenborg BK v AC Milan (6, 23, 25 = 19 minutes) Faustino ASPRILLA Newcastle United FC v FC Barcelona (22 pen, 31, 49 = 27 minutes) Andrew COLE Feyenoord v Manchester United FC (31, 44, 75 = 44 minutes) Andriy SHEVCHENKO FC Barcelona v FC Dynamo Kyiv (9, 32, 44 pen = 35 minutes) Filippo INZAGHI FC Dynamo Kyiv v Juventus (QF 2nd leg) (29, 65, 73 = 44 minutes) Alessandro DEL PIERO Juventus v AS Monaco FC (SF 1st leg) (34, 45 pen, 62 pen = 28 minutes) Sigurd RUSHFELDT Rosenborg BK v Galatasaray AS (69, 86, 90 = 21 minutes) Ruud van NISTELROOY HJK Helsinki v PSV Eindhoven (30, 67, 82 pen = 52 minutes) Uwe RÖSLER 1. FC Kaiserslautern v HJK Helsinki (43, 61, 80 = 37 minutes) Andrei TIKHONOV Willem II v FC Spartak Moskva (27 pen, 37, 53 pen = 26 minutes) GERARD López Segú Valencia CF v S.S. Lazio (QF 1st leg) (4, 40, 80 = 76 minutes) Andrew COLE Manchester United FC v RSC Anderlecht (15, 50, 72 = 57 minutes) Filippo INZAGHI Hamburger SV v Juventus (36, 52, 88 pen = 52 minutes) Frode JOHNSEN Rosenborg BK v Helsingborgs IF (21, 29, 79 = 58 minutes) Marco SIMONE AS Monaco FC v SK Sturm Graz (13, 38, 41 = 28 minutes) RIVALDO AC Milan v FC Barcelona (19, 43, 68 = 49 minutes) Claudio LÓPEZ S.S. Lazio v FC Shakhtar Donetsk (48, 68, 90 = 42 minutes) Walter PANDIANI RC Deportivo La Coruña v Paris Saint-Germain FC (57, 76, 84 = 27 minutes) Predrag DJORDJEVIC Olympiacos FC v Bayer 04 Leverkusen (44, 64 pen, 73 = 29 minutes) Roy MAKAAY FC Bayern München v RC Deportivo La Coruña (12, 45, 77 = 65 minutes) Yakubu AYEGBENI Maccabi Haifa FC v Olympiacos FC (27 pen, 60, 86 = 59 minutes) Filippo INZAGHI RC Deportivo La Coruña v AC Milan (33, 55, 62 = 29 minutes) Michael OWEN FC Spartak Moskva v Liverpool FC (29, 70, 90 = 61 minutes) Thierry HENRY AS Roma v Arsenal FC (6, 70, 75 = 69 minutes) Alan SHEARER Newcastle United FC v Bayer 04 Leverkusen (5, 11, 36 pen = 31 minutes) RONALDO Manchester United FC v Real Madrid CF (QF 2nd leg) (12, 50, 59 = 47 minutes) Didier DROGBA Olympique de Marseille v FK Partizan (62, 68, 85 = 23 minutes) 9

10 UEFA Champions League Records Roy MAKAAY FC Bayern München v AFC Ajax (28, 44, 51 pen = 23 minutes) Wayne ROONEY Manchester United FC v Fenerbahçe SK (17, 28, 54 = 37 minutes) Ivan KLASNIC SV Werder Bremen v RSC Anderlecht (2, 16, 79 = 77 minutes) Sergey SEMAK Paris Saint-Germain FC v PFC CSKA Moskva (28, 64, 70 = 42 minutes) TUNCAY SANLI Fenerbahçe SK v Manchester United FC (47, 62, 90 = 43 minutes) Sylvain WILTORD Olympique Lyonnais v SV Werder Bremen (KO 2nd leg) (8, 55, 64 = 56 minutes) ADRIANO FC Internazionale Milano v FC Porto (KO 2nd leg) (6, 63, 87 = 81 minutes) Vincenzo IAQUINTA Udinese Calcio v Panathinaikos FC (28, 73, 76 = 48 minutes) RONALDINHO FC Barcelona v Udinese Calcio (13, 32, 90 pen = 77 minutes) Samuel ETO O FC Barcelona v Panathinaikos FC (14, 40, 65 = 51 minutes) Levan KOBIASHVILI FC Schalke 04 v PSV Eindhoven (18 pen, 72, 79 pen = 61 minutes) ADRIANO FC Internazionale Milano v FC Artmedia Petržalka (41, 59, 74 = 33 minutes) Fernando MORIENTES Olympiacos FC v Valencia CF (34, 39, 90 = 56 minutes) Didier DROGBA PFC Levski Sofia v Chelsea FC (39, 52, 68 = 29 minutes) KAKÁ AC Milan v RSC Anderlecht (6 pen, 22, 56 = 50 minutes) Yossi BENAYOUN Liverpool FC v Beşiktaş JK (32, 53, 56 = 24 minutes) Joseba LLORENTE Villarreal CF v Aalborg BK (67, 70, 84 = 17 minutes) JADSON FC Shakhtar Donetsk v FC Basel (32, 65, 72 = 40 minutes) GRAFITE VfL Wolfsburg v PFC CSKA Moskva (36, 41 pen, 87 = 51 minutes) Michael OWEN VfL Wolfsburg v Manchester United FC (44, 83, 90 = 46 minutes) Nicklas BENDTNER Arsenal FC v FC Porto (KO 2nd leg) (10, 25, 90 pen = 80 minutes) Ivica OLIĆ Olympique Lyonnais v FC Bayern München (SF 2nd leg) (26, 67, 78 = 52 minutes) Samuel ETO O FC Internazionale Milano v SV Werder Bremen (21, 27, 81 = 60 minutes) Gareth BALE FC Internazionale Milan v Tottenham Hotspur FC (52, 90, = 39 minutes) Mario GOMEZ CFR 1907 Cluj v FC Bayern München (12, 24, 71 = 59 minutes) André-Pierre GIGNAC MŠK Žilina v Olympique de Marseille (12, 21, 54 = 42 minutes) Karim BENZEMA Real Madrid CF v AJ Auxerre (12, 72, 88 = 76 minutes) 10

11 FASTEST HAT-TRICKS Mike NEWELL 9 mins (Blackburn Rovers FC 4 Rosenborg BK 1) Joseba LLORENTE 17 mins (Villarreal CF 6 Aalborg BK 3) Marco SIMONE 19 mins (Rosenborg BK 1 AC Milan 4) Dado PRSO 19 mins (AS Monaco FC 8 RC Deportivo La Coruña 3) Sigurd RUSHFELDT 21 mins (Rosenborg BK 3 Galatasaray AS 0) Simone INZAGHI 21 mins (S.S. Lazio 5 Olympique de Marseille 1) Lionel MESSI 21 mins (FC Barcelona 4 Arsenal FC 1) Didier DROGBA 23 mins (Olympique de Marseille 3 FK Partizan 0) Roy MAKAAY 23 mins (FC Bayern München 4 AFC Ajax 0) MOST HAT-TRICKS IN A CAREER Filippo INZAGHI 3 (Juventus 2 / AC Milan 1) ADRIANO 2 (FC Internazionale Milano 2) Andrew COLE 2 (Manchester United FC) Roy MAKAAY 2 (RC Deportivo La Coruña 1 / FC Bayern München 1) Andriy SHEVCHENKO 2 (FC Dynamo Kyiv 1 / AC Milan 1) Marco SIMONE 2 (AC Milan 1 / AS Monaco FC 1) Ruud van NISTELROOY 2 (PSV Eindhoven 1 / Manchester United FC 1) Didier DROGBA 2 (Olympique de Marseille 1 / Chelsea FC 1) Michael OWEN 2 (Liverpool FC 1 / Manchester United FC 1) Samuel ETO O 2 (FC Barcelona 1 / FC Internazionale Milano 1) CLUBS WITH THE MOST HAT-TRICK SCORERS AC Milan 5 Manchester United FC 5 FC Barcelona 4 FC Bayern München 3 FC Internazionale Milano 3 Juventus 3 Olympique de Marseille 3 Real Madrid CF 3 NATIONS WITH THE MOST HAT-TRICK SCORERS ITALY 14 (5 clubs) (AC Milan [5]; Juventus [3]; FC Internazionale Milano [3]; S.S. Lazio [2]; Udinese Calcio [1]) ENGLAND 14 (7 clubs) (Manchester United FC [5]; Arsenal FC [2]; Liverpool FC [2]; Newcastle United FC [2]; Blackburn Rovers FC [1]; Chelsea FC [1]; Tottenham Hotspur FC [1]) SPAIN 12 (5 clubs) (FC Barcelona [4]; Real Madrid CF [3]; RC Deportivo La Coruña [2]; Valencia CF [2]; Villarreal CF [1]) GERMANY 7 (5 clubs) (FC Bayern München [3]; 1. FC Kaiserslautern [1]; FC Schalke 04 [1]; SV Werder Bremen [1]; VfL Wolfsburg [1]) FRANCE 6 (3 clubs) (Olympique de Marseille [3]; AS Monaco FC [2]; Olympique Lyonnais [1]) 11

12 UEFA Champions League Records MOST GOALS IN A SEASON TWELVE Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 2002/03 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 2010/11 TEN Alessandro DEL PIERO (Juventus) 1997/98 Mário JARDEL (FC Porto) 1999/00 RIVALDO (FC Barcelona) 1999/00 RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 1999/00 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 2001/02 Filippo INZAGHI (AC Milan) 2002/03 KAKÁ (AC Milan) 2006/07 NINE Jari LITMANEN (AFC Ajax) 1995/96 Simone INZAGHI (S.S. Lazio) 1999/00 Roy MAKAAY (RC Deportivo La Coruña) 2002/03 RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 2002/03 Hernán CRESPO (FC Internazionale Milano) 2002/03 Fernando MORIENTES (AS Monaco FC) 2003/04 Andriy SHEVCHENKO (AC Milan) 2005/06 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 2008/09 EIGHT Andriy SHEVCHENKO (FC Dynamo Kyiv) 1998/99 Dwight YORKE (Manchester United FC) 1998/99 Tore André FLO (Chelsea FC) 1999/00 Serhii REBROV (FC Dynamo Kyiv) 1999/00 David TREZEGUET (Juventus) 2001/02 Jan KOLLER (BV Borussia Dortmund) 2002/03 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 2004/05 Cristiano RONALDO (Manchester United FC) 2007/08 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 2009/10 Samuel ETO O (FC Internazionale Milano) 2010/11 Mario GÓMEZ (FC Bayern München) 2010/11 SEVEN George WEAH (Paris Saint-Germain FC) 1994/95 Thierry HENRY (AS Monaco FC) 1997/98 Zlatko ZAHOVIC (FC Porto) 1998/99 Patrick KLUIVERT (FC Barcelona) 1999/00 PAULO SERGIO (FC Bayern München) 1999/00 RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 2000/01 Ole Gunnar SOLSKJÆR (Manchester United FC) 2001/02 Thierry HENRY (Arsenal FC) 2001/02 Thierry HENRY (Arsenal FC) 2002/03 Javier SAVIOLA (FC Barcelona) 2002/03 Dado PRSO (AS Monaco FC) 2003/04 ADRIANO (FC Internazionale Milano) 2004/05 Roy MAKAAY (FC Bayern München) 2004/05 RONALDINHO (FC Barcelona) 2005/06 Steven GERRARD (Liverpool FC) 2008/09 Miroslav KLOSE (FC Bayern München) 2008/09 Cristiano RONALDO (Real Madrid CF) 2009/10 Ivica OLIĆ (FC Bayern München) 2009/10 Nicolas ANELKA (Chelsea FC) 2010/11 12

13 FASTEST GOAL IN A GAME seconds Roy MAKAAY (FC Bayern München 2 Real Madrid CF 1) GILBERTO SILVA (PSV Eindhoven 0 Arsenal FC 4) Alessandro DEL PIERO (Manchester United FC 3 Juventus 2) Clarence SEEDORF (FC Schalke 04 2 AC Milan 2) Marek KINCL (Club Brugge KV 3 SK Rapid Wien 2) Dejan STANKOVIC (FC Internazionale Milano 2 FC Schalke 04 5) Mariano BOMBARDA (Willem II 3 AC Sparta Praha 4) Alexandros ALEXOUDIS (Panathinaikos FC 2 Aalborg BK 0) DECO (FC Porto 3 Molde FK 1) Christian GIMÉNEZ (FC Basel Manchester United FC 3) Andy van der MEYDE (AS Roma 1 AFC Ajax 1) Andreas MÖLLER (BV Borussia Dortmund 1 Juventus 3) Mark van BOMMEL (FC Barcelona 5 Panathinaikos FC 0) Vratislav LOKVENC (AC Sparta Praha 5 FC Spartak Moskva 2) Pavel NEDVED (S.S. Lazio 1 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1) Kakha KALADZE (RSC Anderlecht 4 FC Dynamo Kyiv 2) Diego FORLÁN (FC Internazionale Milano 2 Villarreal CF 1) Sonny ANDERSON (FC Barcelona 3 Manchester United FC 3) Paolo MALDINI (AC Milan 3 Liverpool FC 3 - final) CLAYTON (FC Porto 3 Celtic FC 0) Julio CRUZ (FC Spartak Moskva 0 FC Internazionale Milano 1) Wayne ROONEY (FC Bayern München 2 Manchester United FC 1) FASTEST OWN GOALS The fastest own goal in the UEFA Champions League was scored by RICARDO Vilana Gomez, the Brazilian midfielder with FC Unirea Urziceni, in the 2nd minute against Rangers FC at Ibrox Stadium. The quickest own goals 2 mins RICARDO Vilana (FC Unirea Urziceni) for Rangers FC mins Scott MINTO (SL Benfica) for HJK Helsinki mins Silvan AEGERTER (FC Zürich) for Olympique de Marseille mins Tomáš HUBOČAN (FC Zenit St Petersburg) for Real Madrid CF mins Michaël CIANI * (FC Girondins de Bordeaux) for FC Bayern München mins Max HOUTTUIN (SC Heerenveen) for Olympique Lyonnais mins Vladislav VASCHUK (FC Dynamo Kyiv) for RSC Anderlecht mins Gary CALDWELL (Celtic FC) for SL Benfica mins José SARRIEGI (Panathinaikos FC) for Anorthosis Famagusta FC mins Ulrich van GOBBEL (Feyenoord) for FC Bayern München mins FERNANDO MEIRA (VfB Stuttgart) for Chelsea FC mins Peter WISGERHOF (FC Twente) for Tottenham Hotspur FC mins Petri PASANEN (SV Werder Bremen) for Tottenham Hotspur FC * Michaël Ciani scored at both ends The fastest known own goal in top-football was scored after 5 seconds by the FC Kuressaare defender Jaanis Kriska in the 8-0 defeat against Levadia in the Estonian Premier League on 13 September On 3 January 1977, an own goal was scored after 8 seconds (some say 6 seconds) when a Cambridge United player booted the ball up-field from the kick-off and it went in off the head of the Torquay United defender Tony Kruse. 13

14 UEFA Champions League Records THE LANDMARK GOALS UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE The format of the UEFA Champions League has fluctuated between the 25-game campaign in its inaugural year to the 157 fixtures when two group stages were played and, in recent years, the 125-match season from group stage to final. The scoring rate increased during the 2010/11 campaign but it has basically stabilised at a level which permits a thousand goals to be added to the total in just over three years. After Daniel Amokachi s historic opener in 1992, it wasn t until the competition s seventh season that the 1,000-goal landmark was reached, The 2010/11 campaign kicked-off just a few strikes short of the 5,000 mark, with, including Amokachi, 50 names on the list of players who had laid milestones. Curiously, on the opening day of the season, the two games in Group B proved to be a battleground to decide who would go into the history books as the scorer of the 5,000th goal, with two Brazilians, Michel Bastos and Anderson Luís da Silva Luisão opening the score for Olympique Lyonnais and SL Benfica respectively in the 21st minute of their matches. It took something approaching rocket science to separate the contenders, with Bastos hitting goal number 4,999 and Luisão the 5,000th just 0.14 seconds later. The 2010/11 milestone-layers perpetuated a recent trend. Whereas the early part of the list reads like a who s who of specialised strikers, goal - scoring patterns have varied, allowing defenders like Luisão, Younes Kaboul or Marcelo to share the limelight with the front men. Goal Player Date Min. Score Res. 1 Daniel Amokachi Club Brugge KV 1 CSKA Moskva Romário da Souza * FC Barcelona 5 FC Spartak Moskva Jesper Blomqvist IFK Göteborg 1 Manchester United Iván Zamorano Real Madrid CF 1 Grasshopper-Club Raúl González Real Madrid CF 1 Juventus Zlatko Zahović FC Porto 1 Rosenborg BK Yuri Maksimov PSV Eindhoven 0 FC Dynamo Kyiv Roberto Carlos Real Madrid CF 5 Olympiacos FC Andriy Husin Juventus 1 FC Dynamo Kyiv Roy Keane Brøndby IF 1 Manchester United FC ,000 Dmitri Khokhlov PSV Eindhoven 1 SL Benfica ,100 Esquerdinha FC Porto 1 Olympiacos FC ,200 Maksim Shatskikh FC Dynamo Kyiv 2 Bayer 04 Leverkusen ,300 Edin Mujçin Olympique Marseille 0 NK Dinamo Zagreb ,400 Rivaldo FC Porto 0 FC Barcelona ,500 Giovane Elber FC Bayern München 2 Real Madrid CF ,600 Giovanni van Bronckhorst AS Monaco FC 0 Rangers FC ,700 Rivaldo AC Milan 0 FC Barcelona ,800 Mário Jardel AC Milan 0 Galatasaray AS ,900 Walter Pandiani RC Deportivo La Coruña 4 Paris Saint-Germain ,000 Erwin Sánchez Boavista FC 1 FC Dynamo Kyiv ,100 Giovane Elber FC Bayern München 3 FC Spartak Moskva ,200 Sidney Govou Bayer Leverkusen 2 Olympique Lyonnais ,300 Claudio Pizarro FC Bayern München 2 FC Nantes Atlantique

15 2,400 Marco Di Vaio Juventus 1 FC Dynamo Kyiv ,500 Zlatan Ibrahimovic AFC Ajax 1 Rosenborg BK ,600 Cihan Haspolatli FC Barcelona 1 Galatasaray AS ,700 Alan Shearer Newcastle United FC 2 Bayer 04 Leverkusen ,800 Juanfran * Club Brugge KV 1 RC Celta de Vigo ,900 Wesley Sonck RC Celta de Vigo 2 AFC Ajax ,000 David Trezeguet Juventus 3 Olympiacos FC ,100 Ezequiel González Panathinaikos FC 2 Rosenborg BK ,200 Matuzalém FC Shakhtar Donetsk 1 Celtic FC ,300 Obafemi Martins FC Internazionale 3 RSC Anderlecht ,400 Andriy Shevchenko FC Internazionale 0 AC Milan ** 3,500 Juan Román Riquelme * Villarreal CF 1 SL Benfica ,600 Luís Figo FC Internazionale 1 FC Artmedia Petržalka ,700 Ludovic Giuly AC Milan 0 FC Barcelona ,800 Valentin Badea FC Steaua Bucureşti 1 Real Madrid CF ,900 Roman Pavlyuchenko Sporting Clube Portugal 0 FC Spartak Moskva ,000 Peter Crouch Liverpool FC 1 PSV Eindhoven ,100 Gerard Piqué AS Roma 0 Manchester United FC ,200 Carlos Tévez Manchester United FC 1 Sporting CP ,300 Dani Alves Sevilla FC 2 Fenerbahçe SK ,400 Maicon FC Internazionale 1 SV Werder Bremen ,500 Pavel Pogrebnyak FC BATE Borisov 0 FC Zenit St. Petersburg ,600 Miroslav Klose Sporting CP 0 FC Bayern München ,700 Luís Fabiano Sevilla FC 1 FC Unirea Urziceni ,800 Miloš Krasić Manchester United FC 1 PFC CSKA Moskva ,900 Yossi Benayoun Liverpool FC 1 ACF Fiorentina ,000 Luisão SL Benfica 1 Hapoel Tel-Aviv FC ,100 Eduardo Arsenal FC 5 FC Shakhtar Donetsk ,200 Younes Kaboul Tottenham Hotspur FC 1 SV Werder Bremen ,300 Marcelo Real Madrid CF 1 Olympique Lyonnais * Penalty ** Match abandoned Sevilla won 3-2 on penalties FASTEST RED CARDS Min Player Team Date 5 Valérien ISMAÏL SV Werder Bremen v FC Internazionale Milano Craig BELLAMY Newcastle United FC v FC Internazionale Milano Frédéric DÉHU RC Lens v FC Dynamo Kyiv Kees VAN WONDEREN Feyenoord v Olympique de Marseille János HRUTKA 1. FC Kaiserslautern v FC Bayern München Heurelho GOMES Tottenham Hotspor FC v FC Internazionale Milano Ashley COLE Arsenal FC v RCD Mallorca Sascha KIRSCHSTEIN Hamburger SV v Arsenal FC Vasileios TOROSIDIS Olympiacos FC v Real Madrid CF The fastest-ever known sending-off of a substitute took place even before the ball was rolling again: Walter Boyd of Swansea Town FC got the red card against Darlington for hitting an opponent as he entered the pitch. 15

16 UEFA Champions League Records FASTEST YELLOW CARDS BATUHAN Karadeniz came on as an 84th-minute substitute for Beşiktaş JK in their 1-0 win against Manchester United FC at Old Trafford on 25 November 2009 and earned a yellow card after 14 seconds. The first time he touched the ball, he shot at goal from a position outside the penalty box and close to the touchline some seconds after the referee had blown his whistle for offside. He also caught attention during the Final Tourna ment of the European Under-17 Championship in Antalya in During the shoot-out against France, he strolled up to take his penalty, orange boots glinting in the sun; stopped to salute his fan club in the stand; looked at the French goalkeeper; pointed to the top right corner of the net; took a 10-metre run-up; and shot straight at the keeper. Yellow Cards given in the first minute of a UEFA Champions League match Player Teams Offence Date Akyl FATIH Galatasaray AS v AC Sparta Praha Holding back opponent Robert JARNI Real Madrid CF v FC Dynamo Kyiv Foul play Albert FERRER Chelsea FC v FC Barcelona Ungentlemanly conduct John O SHEA Manchester United FC v Rangers FC Foul play Laurent ROBERT SL Benfica v Liverpool FC Foul play Banel NICOLITA FC Steaua Bucureşti v ACF Fiorentina Unsporting behaviour PAULO JORGE APOEL FC v Club Atlético de Madrid Unsporting behaviour The probably fastest-ever yellow card in top-level football was given in an English FA Cup-tie between Chelsea FC and Sheffield United FC to Vinnie Jones 3 seconds after kick-off. MOST GOALS IN A GROUP ON A SINGLE MATCH-DAY 15 MD 1 (Group F) Manchester United FC 5 Maccabi Haifa FC 2 & Olympiacos FC 6 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2 13 MD 3 (Group B) Liverpool FC 5 FC Spartak Moskva 0 & Valencia CF 6 FC Basel MD 4 (Group C) AS Monaco FC 8 RC Deportivo La Coruña 3 & PSV Eindhoven 2 AEK Athens FC 0 FEWEST GOALS IN A GROUP ON A SINGLE MATCH-DAY 0 MD 1 (Group C) HNK Hajduk Split 0 SL Benfica 0 & RSC Anderlecht 0 FC Steaua Bucureşti 0 0 MD 3 (Group D) FC Salzburg 0 AFC Ajax 0 & AEK Athens FC 0 AC Milan 0 0 MD 5 (Group D) Manchester United FC 0 Villarreal CF 0 & LOSC Lille Métropole 0 v SL Benfica 0 0 MD 6 (Group B) AC Sparta Praha 0 FC Thun 0 & Arsenal FC 0 AFC Ajax 0 0 MD 1 (Group C) Galatasaray AS 0 FC Girondins de Bordeaux 0 & PSV Eindhoven 0 Liverpool FC 0 0 MD 1 (Group E) Manchester United FC 0 Villarreal CF 0 & Celtic FC 0 Aalborg BK 0 16

17 YOUNGEST AND OLDEST PLAYERS YOUNGEST PLAYERS TO SCORE IN UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Player and his team are indicated in bold Peter OFORI-QUAYE ( ) Rosenborg BK v Olympiacos FC years and 195 days - scored nine minutes (69th minute) after appearing as a substitute Francesc FABREGAS ( ) Arsenal FC v Rosenborg BK years and 218 days - played the full match and scored to make it 3-0 after 29 minutes BOJAN Krkic Pérez ( ) FC Schalke 04 v FC Barcelona (QF) years and 218 days - started and scored 12th minute winner; replaced 4 minutes from time Martin KLEIN ( ) Panathinaikos FC v AC Sparta Praha years and 241 days - came on as sub in 38th minute and scored in the final minute Aaron RAMSEY ( ) Fenerbahçe SK v Arsenal FC years and 301 days - came on as sub in 73rd minute; scored fifth goal 4 minutes into injury time Karim BENZEMA ( ) Olympique Lyonnais v Rosenborg BK years and 353 days - opened the scoring after 33 minutes; replaced in the 90th minute Mariyan OGNYANOV ( ) PFC Levski Sofia v Chelsea FC years and 60 days - scored one minute from time Sammy KUFFOUR ( ) FC Bayern München v FC Spartak Moskva years and 61 days - scored in 36th minute to mark his European debut Andriy SHEVCHENKO ( ) FC Dynamo Kyiv v FC Bayern München years and 70 days - marked full European debut with a goal in 37th minute Roque SANTA CRUZ ( ) PSV Eindhoven v FC Bayern München years and 72 days - came on as sub after 26 minutes and scored 25 minutes later Nigel de JONG ( ) Arsenal FC v AFC Ajax years and 81 days - scored in the 17th minute; played the full game Mario BALOTELLI ( ) Anorthosis Famagusta FC v FC Internazionale years and 85 days - opened the scoring in the 13th minute Patrick KLUIVERT ( ) AEK Athens FC v AFC Ajax years and 90 days - started the game and scored the winning goal in the 65th minute Per Ciljan SKJELBRED ( ) Olympiacos FC v Rosenborg BK years and 90 days - started and scored to make it 1-1 just before the interval RAÚL González ( ) Real Madrid CF v Ferencvárosi TC years and 114 days - went on to score a hat-trick, becoming the youngest to score three times in a UEFA Champions League game proper Lionel MESSI ( ) FC Barcelona v Panathinaikos FC years and 132 days - scored to make it 3-0 after 34 minutes Obafemi MARTINS ( ) Bayer 04 Leverkusen v FC Internazionale years and 143 days - scored in 36th minute to mark full European debut 17

18 UEFA Champions League Records Pascal FEINDOUNO ( ) FC Girondins de Bordeaux v Willem II years and 207 days - came off the bench to mark his Euro debut with the winning goal 8 minutes from time GIOVANI ( ) FC Barcelona v VfB Stuttgart years and 216 days - played the full game and scored in the 37th minute Theo WALCOTT ( ) Arsenal FC v SK Slavia Praha years and 222 days - played the full game and scored twice in 41st and 55th minutes KANU ( ) AFC Ajax v HNK Hajduk Split (QF) years and 227 days - marked full Euro debut with a goal in the 38th minute Alexander DANISHEVSKIY ( ) FC Spartak Moskva v Liverpool FC years and 243 days - started the game and opened the scoring after 23 minutes Kiki MUSAMPA ( ) AFC Ajax v BV Borussia Dortmund (QF) years and 245 days - started the game and scored the only goal 15 minutes from time Arjen ROBBEN ( ) PSV Eindhoven v AJ Auxerre years and 282 days - scored to make it 3-0 in the 64th minute Mihael MIKIĆ ( ) NK Croatia Zagreb v FC Porto years and 304 days - started and scored opening goal after 7 minutes Francesc FABREGAS ( ) Arsenal FC v Juventus (QF) years and 329 days - opening the scoring after 40 minutes Wayne ROONEY ( ) Manchester United FC v Fenerbahçe SK years and 341 days - scored a hat-trick to mark his United and UCL debuts YOUNGEST PLAYERS IN UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Celestine BABAYARO ( ) RSC Anderlecht v FC Steaua Bucureşti years and 87 days - he is both the youngest starter and recipient of a red card in UCL football following his dismissal in the 37th minute Charis MAVRIAS ( ) Panathinaikos FC v FC Rubin Kazan years and 242 days - appeared as substitute in the 78th minute Alexander PAVLENKO ( ) FC Spartak Moskva v Feyenoord years and 285 days - appeared as substitute in the 83rd minute Roman WALLNER ( ) SK Sturm Graz v FC Internazionale Milano years and 309 days - appeared as substitute in the 84th minute Anthony VANDENBORRE ( ) RSC Anderlecht v Valencia CF years and 327 days - played full 90 minutes Jack WILSHERE ( ) Arsenal FC v FC Dynamo Kyiv years and 330 days - appeared as sub in the 77th minute BOJAN Krkic Pérez ( ) FC Barcelona v Olympique Lyonnais years and 23 days - appeared as substitute in the 88th minute Artem BEZRODNYI ( ) FC Spartak Moskva v FC Nantes Atlantique years and 25 days - appeared as substitute in the 71st minute 18

19 OLDEST PLAYERS IN UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Marco BALLOTTA ( ) Real Madrid CF v S.S. Lazio years and 253 days - goalkeeper; played for 90 minutes Alessandro COSTACURTA ( ) AEK Athens v AC Milan years and 213 days - played first half David WEIR ( ) Bursaspor v Rangers FC years and 212 days - played full 90 minutes Edwin van der SAR ( ) FC Barcelona v Manchester United FC (final) years and 212 days - goalkeeper, who made his last senior appearance in the 2011 final at Wembley before retirement Jens LEHMANN ( ) FC Barcelona v VfB Stuttgart years and 128 days - goalkeeper; played full 90 minutes Dany VERLINDEN ( ) Club Brugge KV v AFC Ajax years and 117 days - goalkeeper; played full 90 minutes Anastasios MITROPOULOS ( ) Olympiacos FC v Rosenborg BK years and 110 days - appeared as substitute for the last 4 minutes DONATO ( ) RC Deportivo La Coruña v FC Basel years and 52 days - started but replaced at the interval Sander BOSCHKER ( ) FC Twente v Tottenham Hotspur FC years and 49 days - goalkeeper; played for 90 minutes OLDEST PLAYERS TO SCORE IN UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Ryan GIGGS ( ) FC Schalke 04 v Manchester United FC (SF) years and 149 days - opened the scoring in the 67th minute Filippo INZAGHI ( ) AC Milan v Real Madrid CF years and 87 days - netted twice in the space of 10 minutes after appearing on the hour Javier ZANETTI ( ) FC Internazionale v Tottenham Hotspur FC years and 72 days - opened the scoring in the 2nd minute Laurent BLANC ( ) Olympiacos FC v Manchester United FC years and 339 days - scored the opening goal in the 21st minute Paolo MALDINI ( ) Liverpool FC v AC Milan (final) years and 334 days - goal after 51 seconds set a record time for a Champions final Lee DIXON ( ) Arsenal FC v AC Sparta Praha years and 223 days - made the score 3-0 in the 35th minute 19

20 UEFA Champions League Records UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GOALKEEPING STATISTICS CLUBS KEEPING CLEAN SHEETS IN SUCCESSIVE MATCHES TEN: Arsenal FC (2005/06) SEVEN: AC Milan (2004/05) SIX: AFC Ajax (1995/96), Panathinaikos FC (1995/96), Chelsea FC (2007/08) FIVE: AFC Ajax (1994/95), AC Milan (1994/95), Real Madrid CF (1997/ /99), Chelsea FC (2003/04), Juventus (2004/05), Liverpool FC (2005/06), FC Barcelona (2006/ /08), Manchester United FC (2007/08), Manchester United FC (2010/11), Olympique de Marseille (2010/11) CLUBS WITH THE MOST MINUTES WITHOUT CONCEDING A GOAL 995 minutes [10 clean sheets] ARSENAL FC GK: Manuel ALMUNIA (347 minutes [3]) / Jens LEHMANN (648 minutes [7]) - the run began after Markus Rosenberg (AFC Ajax) scored past Almunia after 71 minutes of MD2. Lehmann, who kept the first clean-sheet v AC Sparta Praha on MD3 before Almunia returned for the rest of the group stage, was reinstated for the knock-out rounds and extended the run with 6 more clean sheets, which included a last minute penalty-save from Juan Riquelme in the second leg of the semi-final at Villarreal CF. He then lasted just 18 minutes v FC Barcelona, before becoming the first player to be dismissed in the final. Almunia remained unbeaten until the 76th minute when Samuel Eto o scored to end the record run at 995 minutes NB: Lehmann s personal run remained active at 763 minutes [8 clean sheets] dating back to v FC Bayern München in the opening leg of first knock-out round. It was ended at 853 minutes when he was beaten by Boubacar Sanogo during added-time in Hamburg on MD1 of the 2006/07 season. 686 minutes [6 clean sheets] CHELSEA FC GK: Petr ČECH (396 minutes [3]) & Carlo CUDICINI (290 minutes [2]) shared the goalkeeping duties as Chelsea went 11 hours and 26 minutes without conceding a goal. The pair played one half each in the 0-0 draw at FC Schalke 04 on MD4 The run began after David Villa had given Valencia a 9th minute lead on MD2 and lasted until the 65th minute of MD9 when Kazim Kazim scored for Fenerbahçe SK to make it 1-1 in the first-leg of the quarter-final 658 minutes [6 clean sheets] AFC AJAX GK: Edwin van der SAR - last 31 minutes v Ferencvárosi TC on MD2 to 87th minute of semi-final, first leg, v Panathinaikos FC 623 minutes [7 clean sheets] AC MILAN GK: DIDA - last minute v FC Barcelona on MD4 to the 9th minute of semi-final, second leg v PSV Eindhoven. This includes 73 minutes v FC Internazionale Milano (quarter-final, second leg), which was abandoned due to crowd trouble 20

21 594 minutes [5 clean sheets] REAL MADRID CF GK: Bodo ILLGNER - last 72 minutes of quarter-final, first-leg, v Bayer 04 Leverkusen to 72nd minute of group game v FC Spartak Moskva on MD2 at the start of the following season [1998/99]. 573 minutes [5 clean sheets] LIVERPOOL FC GK: José Manuel REINA - last 39 minutes of the opening group game v Real Betis Balompié on MD1 to 84th minute of first KO-game at SL Benfica on MD7 561 minutes [5 clean sheets] CHELSEA FC GK: Carlo CUDICINI / Marco AMBROSIO - Cudicini kept 5 successive clean sheets, 502 minutes, after conceding in the 38th minute of home game v S.S. Lazio on MD3. Compatriot Marco Ambrosio played in the first-leg of the quarter-final tie v Arsenal FC and managed to extend the run by another 59 minutes, to 561 in all, before finally being beaten. Cudicini eventually returned to the side for the second-leg of the semi-final v AS Monaco FC and extended his own personal record by 45 minutes to minutes [5 clean sheets] AC MILAN GK: Sebastiano ROSSI - last 24 minutes v AFC Ajax on MD5 to 84th minute of the final against the same opponents 557 minutes [5 clean sheets] JUVENTUS GK: Gianluigi BUFFON & Antonio CHIMENTI - Buffon kept 5 successive clean sheets, totalling 528 minutes, at the start of 2004/05 after conceding in the 12th minute of first KO-stage, second leg, v RC Deportivo La Coruña on Antonio Chimenti played against Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC on MD6 and extended the run by a further 29 minutes to 557 in all. Buffon returned for the first KO game at Real Madrid CF and extended his own personal record by a further 31 minutes to minutes [6 clean sheets] PANATHINAIKOS FC GK: Jozef WANDZIK - last minute v Aalborg BK on MD3 to 4th minute of semi-final, second leg v AFC Ajax 531 minutes [5 clean sheets] MANCHESTER UNITED FC GK: Edwin van der SAR - last 36 minutes v Olympique Lyonnais on MD7 until just before the break v Chelsea FC at the final in Moscow 517 minutes [5 clean sheets] OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE GK: Steve MANDANDA - last 62 minutes v Chelsea FC on MD 2 to 5th minute of knock-out, second leg v Manchester United FC 514 minutes [5 clean sheets] AFC AJAX GK: Edwin van der SAR - last 28 minutes v FC Salzburg on MD4 to 36th minute of semi-final, second leg v FC Bayern München 21

22 UEFA Champions League Records GOALLESS DRAWS If it seems strange that it took until late April for the inaugural UEFA Champions League to produce a goal-less draw, it has to be recalled that the group stage was preceded by two knock-out rounds and the competition proper spanned the winter break. In those early days, when critics were wondering whether the competition would be a success or not, it was even a cause for concern when, as soon as the field had been expanded to sixteen clubs, three of the eight games on the opening matchday of the 1994/95 season ended goal-less. Although this record was equalled in the following season, it is one that, during the long history of the competition, has never been beaten albeit helped by the fact that, in recent times, fixtures have been spread over two days. The clubs most involved in goal-less draws tend to be those who have played the most matches. But the bottom end of that particular chart reveals some interesting statistical comments on playing styles and philosophies. Is it by accident, for example, that Rosenborg BK, despite participating eleven times in the UEFA Champions League, have only once sent spectators home without seeing a goal? Or that Olympique Lyonnais have done so only twice? Date Match Referee Rangers FC PFC CSKA Moskva Peter Mikkelsen (DEN) Galatasaray AS FC Barcelona Frans Van den Wijngaert (BEL) RSC Anderlecht AC Milan Vadim Zhuk (BLR) FC Spartak Moskva Galatasaray AS John Blankenstein (NED) FC Spartak Moskva AS Monaco FC Piero Ceccarini (ITA) AC Milan RSC Anderlecht Joël Quiniou (FRA) FC Porto AC Milan Sándor Puhl (HUN) RSC Anderlecht FC Steaua Bucureşti Leslie Mottram (SCO) HNK Hajduk Split SL Benfica Serge Muhmenthaler (SUI) FC Salzburg AEK Athens FC Rémi Harrel (FRA) Galatasaray AS Manchester United FC Mario van der Ende (NED) AEK Athens FC AC Milan Sándor Puhl (HUN) FC Salzburg AFC Ajax Kurt Röthlisberger (SUI) RSC Anderlecht HNK Hajduk Split Markus Merk (GER) FC Bayern München IFK Göteborg Serguei Khussainov (RUS) HNK Hajduk Split AFC Ajax Ryszard Wojcik (POL) SL Benfica AC Milan Guy Goethals (BEL) FC Bayern München AFC Ajax Ahmet Cakar (TUR) FC Nantes Atlantique FC Porto Hans-Jürgen Weber (GER) FC Steaua Bucureşti BV Borussia Dortmund Michel Piraux (BEL) Panathinaikos FC FC Porto Guy Goethals (BEL) Blackburn Rovers FC Legia Warszawa Urs Meier (SUI) Grasshopper-Club AFC Ajax Nikolai Levnikov (RUS) FC Nantes Atlantique Panathinaikos FC Leif Sundell (SWE) FC Steaua Bucureşti Juventus Gerd Grabher (AUT) Legia Warszawa Panathinaikos FC Manuel Díaz Vega (ESP) 22

23 FC Porto Manchester United FC Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) AC Sparta Praha Parma FC Dick Jol (NED) Olympiacos FC Real Madrid CF Hellmut Krug (GER) AS Monaco FC Manchester United FC Manuel Diaz Vega (ESP) FC Bayern München BV Borussia Dortmund Pierluigi Collina (ITA) BV Borussia Dortmund Real Madrid CF Paul Durkin (ENG) NK Croatia Zagreb AFC Ajax Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) HJK Helsinki 1. FC Kaiserslautern Leslie Irvine (NIR) Athletic Club Bilbao Juventus Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) FC Spartak Moskva SK Sturm Graz Michel Piraux (BEL) ACF Fiorentina Arsenal FC Hellmut Krug (GER) Manchester United FC NK Croatia Zagreb Nikolai Levnikov (RUS) AC Sparta Praha FC Girondins de Bordeaux Terje Hauge (NOR) Chelsea FC AC Milan Anders Frisk (SWE) AIK Solna ACF Fiorentina Günter Benkö (AUT) FC Girondins de Bordaux AC Sparta Praha Manuel Díaz Vega (ESP) Bayer 04 Leverkusen NK Maribor David Elleray (ENG) Willem II FC Girondins de Bordeaux Miroslav Radoman (SRB) S.S. Lazio Chelsea FC Hellmut Krug (GER) FC Girondins de Bordeaux ACF Fiorentina Karl-Erik Nilsson (SWE) Feyenoord S.S. Lazio Günter Benkö (AUT) Valencia CF Manchester United FC Lubos Michel (SVK) Olympique de Marseille - Feyenoord Arturo Daudén Ibáñez (ESP) Real Madrid CF Manchester United FC Gilles Veissière (FRA) FC Dynamo Kyiv Manchester United FC Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) Juventus RC Deportivo La Coruña Urs Meier (SUI) Rangers FC Galatasaray AS Markus Merk (GER) Panathinaikos FC Hamburger SV Leslie Irvine (NIR) Beşiktaş JK Leeds United AFC Jan Wegereef (NED) FC Bayern München Helsingborgs IF Kyros Vassaras (GRE) Sporting Clube Portugal Bayer 04 Leverkusen Öguz Sarvan (TUR) Panathinaikos FC Valencia CF Markus Merk (GER) Valencia CF Manchester United FC Dick Jol (NED) Leeds United AFC Valencia CF Pierluigi Collina (ITA) FC Bayern München AC Sparta Praha Leslie Irvine (NIR) RSC Anderlecht AS Roma Karl-Erik Nilsson (SWE) BV Borussia Dortmund Liverpool FC Valentin Ivanov (RUS) FC Porto Juventus Manuel Mejuto González (ESP) Galatasaray AS FC Nantes Atlantique Hellmut Krug (GER) PSV Eindhoven FC Nantes Atlantique Wolfgang Stark (GER) Panathinaikos FC FC Porto Graham Poll (ENG) AS Roma Liverpool FC Dick Jol (NED) Juventus RC Deportivo La Coruña Hugh Dallas (SCO) Boavista FC FC Bayern München Lubos Michel (SVK) Liverpool FC Galatasaray AS Vitor Melo Pereira (POR) Manchester United FC FC Bayern München Gilles Veissière (FRA) FC Barcelona Liverpool FC Kyros Vassaras (GRE) AJ Auxerre PSV Eindhoven Alfredo Trentalange (ITA) 23

24 UEFA Champions League Records KCR Genk AEK Athens FC Konrad Plautz (AUT) Club Brugge KV FC Lokomotiv Moskva Paulo Gomes Costa (POR) AEK Athens FC AS Roma Graham Barber (ENG) Feyenoord FC Dynamo Kyiv Tom Henning Øvrebø (NOR) Rosenborg BK AFC Ajax Michal Benes (CZE) AS Roma KCR Genk Zeljko Siric (CRO) Arsenal FC PSV Eindhoven Tom Henning Øvrebø (NOR) Arsenal FC Valencia CF Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) FC Internazionale Milano FC Barcelona Urs Meier (SUI) AFC Ajax Arsenal FC Valentin Ivanov (RUS) AFC Ajax AC Milan Terje Hauge (NOR) AC Milan FC Internazionale Milano Valentin Ivanov (RUS) Juventus AC Milan Markus Merk (GER) FC Lokomotiv Moskva Arsenal FC Jan Wegereef (NED) RC Celta de Vigo AC Milan Michael Riley (ENG) FK Partizan Real Madrid CF Cosimo Bolognino (ITA) Real Sociedad de Fútbol Juventus Stéphane Bré (FRA) Celtic FC FC Bayern München René Temmink (NED) Chelsea FC AC Sparta Praha Claus Bo Larsen (DEN) AEK Athens FC AS Monaco FC Wolfgang Stark (GER) AC Sparta Praha AC Milan Graham Poll (ENG) Chelsea FC VfB Stuttgart Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) FC Porto RC Deportivo La Coruña Markus Merk (GER) FC Porto PFC CSKA Moskva Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) RC Deportivo La Coruña Olympiacos FC Frank De Bleeckere (BEL) Liverpool FC RC Deportivo La Coruña Anders Frisk (SWE) AC Sparta Praha Manchester United FC Massimo De Santis (ITA) FC Internazionale Milano Valencia CF Valentin Ivanov (RUS) FC Porto Paris Saint-Germain FC Stuart Dougal (SCO) Chelsea FC Paris Saint-Germain FC René Temmink (NED) Celtic FC AC Milan Kyros Vassaras (GRE) Juventus Liverpool FC Valentin Ivanov (RUS) Chelsea FC Liverpool FC Alain Sars (FRA) Villarreal CF Manchester United FC Kim Milton Nielsen (DEN) LOSC Lille Métropole Villarreal CF Peter Fröjdfeldt (SWE) Manchester United FC LOSC Lille Métropole Stefano Farina (ITA) Liverpool FC Chelsea FC Massimo De Santis (ITA) Panathinaikos FC FC Barcelona Frank De Bleeckere (BEL) AC Milan PSV Eindhoven Konrad Plautz (AUT) Rangers FC FC Artmedia Petržalka Arturo Daudén Ibáñez (ESP) Manchester United FC Villarreal CF Massimo De Santis (ITA) LOSC Lille Métrople SL Benfica Massimo Busacca (SUI) Liverpool FC Real Betis Balompié Eric Poulat (FRA) Chelsea FC Liverpool FC Herbert Fandel (GER) FC Artmedia Petržalka FC Porto Markus Merk (GER) Arsenal FC AFC Ajax Eduardo Iturralde (ESP) AC Sparta Praha FC Thun Michael Riley (ENG) Arsenal FC Real Madrid CF Lubos Michel (SVK) SL Benfica FC Barcelona Stephen Bennett (ENG) Olympique Lyonnais AC Milan Konrad Plautz (AUT) Juventus Arsenal FC Herbert Fandel (GER) 24

25 Villarreal CF Arsenal FC Valentin Ivanov (RUS) FC Barcelona AC Milan Markus Merk (GER) PSV Eindhoven Liverpool FC Massimo Busacca (SUI) Galatasaray AS FC Girondins de Bordeaux Roberto Rosetti (ITA) FC København SL Benfica Iouri Baskakov (RUS) FC Porto PFC CSKA Moskva Tom Henning Øvrebø (NOR) LOSC Lille Métropole AC Milan Manuel Mejuto González (ESP) FC Bayern München Sporting Clube Portugal Massimo Busacca (SUI) Arsenal FC PFC CSKA Moskva Lubos Michel (SVK) FC Porto Arsenal FC Markus Merk (GER) Celtic FC AC Milan Terje Hauge (NOR) AS Roma Olympique Lyonnais Michael Riley (ENG) Valencia CF FC Internazionale Milano Wolfgang Stark (GER) Rangers FC FC Barcelona Konrad Plautz (AUT) PSV Eindhoven Fenerbahçe SK Howard Webb (ENG) FC Schalke 04 Chelsea FC Massimo Busacca (SUI) Olympiacos FC Real Madrid CF Lubos Michel (SVK) SK Slavia Praha Arsenal FC Bertrand Layec (FRA) Valencia CF FC Schalke 04 Frank De Bleeckere (BEL) Chelsea FC Valencia CF Grzegorz Gilewski (POL) Olympiacos FC Chelsea FC Konrad Plautz (AUT) Arsenal FC AC Milan Claus Bo Larsen (DEN) FC Barcelona Manchester United FC Massimo Busacca (SUI) SV Werder Bremen Anorthosis Famagusta FC Craig Thomson (SCO) Manchester United FC Villarreal CF Wolfgang Stark (GER) Celtic FC Aalborg BK Matteo Trefoloni (ITA ACF Fiorentina FC Steaua Bucureşti Michael Riley (ENG) CFR 1907 Cluj Chelsea FC Florian Meyer (GER) Arsenal FC Fenerbahçe SK Roberto Rosetti (ITA) Fenerbahçe SK FC Dynamo Kyiv Thomas Einwaller (AUT) Villarreal CF Manchester United FC Roberto Rosetti (ITA) FC Zenit St. Petersburg Juventus Claus Bo Larsen (DEN) Olympique de Marseille Club Atlético de Madrid Wolfgang Stark (GER) Juventus FC BATE Borisov Costas Kapitanis (CYP) FC Internazionale Milano Manchester United FC Luís Medina Cantalejo (ESP) FC Porto Club Atlético de Madrid Pieter Vink (NED) FC Barcelona Chelsea FC Wolfgang Stark (GER) Club Atlético de Madrid APOEL FC Craig Thomson (SCO) FC Internazionale Milano FC Barcelona Wolfgang Stark (GER) FC Bayern München Juventus Howard Webb (ENG) VfL Wolfsburg Beşiktaş JK Roberto Rosetti (ITA) FC Rubin Kazan FC Barcelona Konrad Plautz (AUT) FC Rubin Kazan FC Dynamo Kyiv Felix Brych (GER) AZ Alkmaar Olympiacos FC Alberto Undiano Mallenco (ESP) Manchester United FC Rangers FC Olegário Benquerença (POR) Hapoel Tel-Aviv FC FC Schalke 04 Frank De Bleeckere (BEL) Olympique de Marseille Manchester United FC Felix Brych (GER) Chelsea FC FC København Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR) 25

26 UEFA Champions League Records NUMBER OF GOALLESS DRAWS CLUB BY CLUB 19 Manchester United FC 18 AC Milan 14 Arsenal FC Chelsea FC 13 FC Porto 12 Juventus 11 FC Barcelona Liverpool FC 10 FC Bayern München 9 AFC Ajax Valencia CF 8 AC Sparta Praha 7 Galatasaray AS Panathinaikos FC 6 FC Internazionale Milano PSV Eindhoven Real Madrid CF Villareal CF 5 AEK Athens FC RSC Anderlecht SL Benfica FC Girondins de Bordeaux RC Deportivo La Coruña Olympiacos FC Rangers FC AS Roma 4 BV Borussia Dortmund Celtic FC PFC CSKA Moskva FC Dynamo Kyiv ACF Fiorentina LOSC Lille Métropole FC Nantes Atlantique FC Steaua Bucureşti 3 Club Atlético de Madrid Fenerbahçe SK Feyenoord HNK Hajduk Split AS Monaco FC Olympique de Marseille FC Spartak Moskva FC Schalke 04 2 FC Artmedia Petržalka Bayer 04 Leverkusen Beşiktaş JK NK Croatia Zagreb KCR Genk FC København S.S. Lazio Legia Warszawa Leeds United AFC FC Lokomotiv Moskva Olympique Lyonnais Paris Saint-Germain FC FC Rubin Kazan FC Salzburg Sporting Clube Portugal 1 Aalborg BK AIK Solna Anorthosis Famagusta FC APOEL FC AJ Auxerre AZ Alkmaar FC BATE Borisov Real Betis Balompié Athletic Club Bilbao Blackburn Rovers FC Boavista FC Club Brugge KV RC Celta de Vigo CFR 1907 Cluj Grasshopper-Club Hamburger SV Hapoel Tel-Aviv FC Helsingborgs IF HJK Helsinki IFK Göteborg 1. FC Kaiserslautern NK Maribor Parma FC FK Partizan Real Sociedad de Fútbol Rosenborg BK SK Slavia Praha SK Sturm Graz VfB Stuttgart FC Thun SV Werder Bremen Willem II Tilburg VfL Wolfsburg FC Zenit St. Petersburg REFEREES WITH MOST GOALLESS DRAWS 8 Markus Merk Kim Milton Nielsen 7 Wolfgang Stark 6 Valentin Ivanov Konrad Plautz 5 Massimo Busacca Lubos Michel 26

27 RECORD FOR EACH SIDE WINNING THE UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Club P W D L F A Pts W% GS Gav Gmin CS 1992/93: Olympique de Marseille /14 57,1 7 2, /94: AC Milan /16 50,0 5 1, /95: AFC Ajax /22 63,6 8 1, /96: Juventus /33 54,5 9 2, /97: BV Borussia Dortmund /33 81,8 11 2, /98: Real Madrid CF /33 63,6 8 2, /99: Manchester United FC /33 45,5 11 2, /00: Real Madrid CF /51 58,8 16 2, /01: FC Bayern München /51 64,7 14 1, /02: Real Madrid CF /51 70,6 16 2, /03: AC Milan /51 53,0 13 1, /04: FC Porto /39 53,8 12 1, /05: Liverpool FC /39 53,8 8 1, /06: FC Barcelona /39 69,2 10 1, /07: AC Milan /39 53,8 8 1, /08: Manchester United FC /39 69,2 12 1, /09: FC Barcelona /39 53,8 12 2, /10: FC Internazionale Milano /39 61,5 10 1, /11: FC Barcelona /39 69,2 13 2, KEY: W% = win percentage Gav = goal average per game CS = clean sheets GS = games when team scored Gmin = average time per goal RECORD FOR EACH TEAM TAKING PART IN A UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL Team P W D L F A W% Seasons AC Milan , (L); 1994 (W); 1995 (L); 2003 (Wp); 2005 (Lp); 2007 (W) FC Barcelona (L); 2006 (W); 2009 (W); 2011 (W) Manchester United FC (W); 2008 (Wp); 2009 (L); 2011 (L) Juventus (Wp); 1997 (L); 1998 (L); 2003 (Lp) Real Madrid CF (W); 2000 (W); 2002 (W) FC Bayern München (L); 2001 (Wp); 2010 (L) AFC Ajax (W); 1996 (Lp) Liverpool FC (Wp); 2007 (L) Valencia CF (L); 2001 (Lp) Olympique de Marseille (W) BV Borussia Dortmund (W) FC Porto (W) FC Internazionale Milano (W) Chelsea FC (Lp) Bayer 04 Leverkusen (L) Arsenal FC (L) AS Monaco FC (L) Totals

28 UEFA Champions League Records BIGGEST WINS Winning team in bold HJK Helsinki v Bangor City (2nd round, 2nd leg) Liverpool FC v Beşiktaş JK NB: The following games all ended 8-0 during the UCL qualifying rounds: Widzew Łódz v PFK Neftçi (1st round, 2nd leg) FC Dynamo Kyiv v Barry Town AFC (1st round, 1st leg) FC Košice v Cliftonville FC (1st round, 2nd leg) Skonto FC v AS Jeunesse Esch (1st round, 2nd leg) FC Porto v Barry Town AFC (2nd round, 1st leg) WIT Georgia Tbilisi 2 TS Wisla Kraków 8 (2nd round, 1st leg) FK Partizan v Rhyl FC (2nd round, 2nd leg) AS Monaco FC v RC Deportivo La Coruña Juventus v Olympiacos FC Arsenal FC v SK Slavia Praha MŠK Žilina v Olympique de Marseille Manchester United FC v AS Roma (QF, 2nd leg) FC Bayern München v Sporting Clube de Portugal (KO stage, 2nd leg) Paris Saint-Germain FC v Rosenborg BK Olympique Lyonnais v SV Werder Bremen (KO stage, 2nd leg) Olympique de Marseille v PFC CSKA Moskva Leeds United AFC v Beşiktaş JK Real Madrid CF v KRC Genk Arsenal FC v SC Braga Real Madrid CF v Ferencvárosi TC Real Madrid CF v SK Sturm Graz Rosenborg BK v Helsingborgs IF Olympique de Marseille v FC Zürich Valencia CF v Bursaspor Brøndby IF v Manchester United FC Olympiacos FC v Bayer 04 Leverkusen Valencia CF v FC Basel Manchester United FC v Fenerbahçe SK Villarreal CF v Aalborg BK SV Werder Bremen v FC Porto Juventus v SK Rapid Wien Manchester United FC v Brøndby IF Galatasaray AS v Chelsea FC FC Barcelona v AIK Solna FC Barcelona v AC Sparta Praha Rangers FC v SK Sturm Graz AS Monaco FC v SK Sturm Graz FC Barcelona v Beşiktaş JK

29 10 SK Sturm Graz v Valencia CF Juventus v FC Dynamo Kyiv Olympique Lyonnais v Rosenborg BK Liverpool FC v FC Spartak Moskva Manchester United FC v Panathinaikos FC RC Deportivo La Coruña v AS Monaco FC Olympique Lyonnais v AC Sparta Praha FC Barcelona v Panathinaikos FC FC Barcelona v PFC Levski Sofia FC Basel 1893 v FC Barcelona FC Shakhtar Donetsk v FC Basel SC Portugal v FC Bayern München (KO stage, 1st leg) Arsenal FC v FC Porto (KO stage, 2nd leg) FC Barcelona v FC Spartak Moskva Ferencvárosi TC v AFC Ajax Juventus v Feyenoord Rosenborg BK v Olympiacos FC Real Madrid CF v Olympiacos FC FC Bayern München v Paris Saint-Germain FC AS Monaco FC v K. Lierse SK SK Sturm Graz v Real Madrid CF S.S. Lazio v Olympique de Marseille FC Barcelona v Chelsea FC (QF, 2nd leg) - aet Manchester United FC v RSC Anderlecht S.S. Lazio v FC Shakhtar Donetsk FC Bayern München v FC Spartak Moskva RSC Anderlecht v FC Lokomotiv Moskva Manchester United FC v FC Nantes Atlantique FC Internazionale Milano v Arsenal FC Valencia CF v FC Internazionale Milano SV Werder Bremen v RSC Anderlecht FC Bayern München v Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC Arsenal FC v Rosenborg BK SV Werder Bremen v Panathinaikos FC Real Madrid CF v FC Dynamo Kyiv FC Barcelona v Panathinaikos FC Arsenal FC v FC Shakhtar Donetsk FC Barcelona v FC Shakhtar Donetsk (QF, 1st leg) AFC Ajax v FC Bayern München (SF, 2nd leg) FC Kaiserslautern v HJK Helsinki AC Sparta Praha v FC Spartak Moskva Valencia CF v S.S. Lazio (QF, 1st leg) Manchester United FC v Maccabi Haifa FC Fenerbahçe SK v Arsenal FC Sporting Clube de Portugal v FC Barcelona FC Barcelona v Olympique Lyonnais (KO stage, 2nd leg) FC Zürich v Real Madrid CF ACF Fiorentina v Debreceni VSC FC Internazionale Milano v FC Schalke 04 (QF, 1st leg) SV Werder Bremen v RSC Anderlecht BV Borussia Dortmund v FC Steaua Bucureşti Real Madrid CF v Bayer 04 Leverkusen FC Steaua Bucureşti v Olympique Lyonnais

30 UEFA Champions League Records LOWEST ATTENDANCES Although the UEFA Champions League is synonymous with massive attendances and huge TV viewing figures, the history of the competition has been sparsely decorated with some astonishingly low attendance figures. Venues obviously offer wide variations which is why comparisons are usually based on percentages of stadium capacity rather than just numbers. It s interesting to note, however, that matches played by Juventus in the Stadio delle Alpi feature prominently on a list which also evokes memories of some exceptional circumstances. The Juventus v Bayer 04 Leverkusen fixture which appears in seventh place, for example, should have been played eight days earlier. But fog rolling into the Stadio delle Alpi produced two postponements and obliged the game to be played on a Thursday afternoon. The match which occupies first place in the chart belongs to the inaugural season when group games spanned the winter break, with the extent of the Moscow winter obliging CSKA to play two of their home games in Berlin. And the third-lowest attendance, also involving Juventus, needs to be put into the context of heavy snowfalls which, at one stage, seemed likely to prevent the Italian expedition from flying into Romania. Whatever the circumstances, it remains an impressive statistic that only 61 of 2033 UEFA Champions League matches have been played to an audience of less than 10,000. Att. Match Res Date Venue 2,500 PFC CSKA Moskva Club Brugge KV Berlin 2, FC Kosice Feyenoord Kosice 2,700 FC Steaua Bucureşti Juventus Bucharest 3,505 Juventus 1. FC Kosice Turin 3,950 Aalborg BK FC Porto Aalborg 4,000 AEK Athens FC AS Monaco FC Athens 4,926 Juventus Bayer 04 Leverkusen Turin 4,489 Boavista FC BV Borussia Dortmund Porto 5,000 Galatasaray AS FC Spartak Moskva Istanbul 5,000 FC Spartak Moskva FC Basel Moscow 5,300 FC Spartak Moskva AC Sparta Praha Moscow 5,397 Boavista FC Feyenoord Porto 5,753 Juventus FC BATE Borisov Turin 5,972 Legia Warszawa FC Spartak Moskva Warsaw 6,000 Widzew Lódz Club Atlético de Madrid Lódz 6,018 Panathinaikos FC VfB Stuttgart Athens 6,100 Aalborg BK Panathinaikos FC Aalborg 6,320 Maccabi FC Haifa Bayer 04 Leverkusen Nicosia 6,494 Juventus Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC Turin 6,500 AS Monaco FC Bayer 04 Leverkusen Monte Carlo 6,800 Aalborg BK FC Nantes Atlantique Aalborg 6,865 Juventus AFC Ajax Turin 6,873 Boavista FC FC Dynamo Kyiv Porto 30

31 6,890 Panathinaikos FC Manchester United FC Athens 7,000 AS Monaco FC K. Lierse SK Monte Carlo 7,000 K. Lierse SK AS Monaco FC Gent 7,100 K. Lierse SK Sporting Clube Portugal Gent 7,174 Juventus Rosenborg BK Turin 7,208 MŠK Žilina FC Spartak Moskva Žilina 7,300 FC Porto Olympiacos FC Porto 7,319 AC Sparta Praha FC Shakhtar Donetsk Prague 7,470 Juventus Arsenal FC Turin 7,500 Boavista FC BV Borussia Dortmund Porto 7,600 AS Monaco FC SK Sturm Graz Monte Carlo 7,700 K. Lierse SK Bayer 04 Leverkusen Gent 7,700 Boavista FC FC Nantes Atlantique Porto 7,984 FC Steaua Bucureşti Sevilla FC Bucharest 8,000 FC Spartak Moskva Galatasaray AS Moscow 8,000 Boavista FC Rosenborg BK Porto 8,000 Sporting Clube Portugal Bayer 04 Leverkusen Lisbon 8,184 Legia Warszawa Rosenborg BK Warsaw 8,287 FC Steaua Bucureşti SK Slavia Praha Bucharest 8,368 S.S. Lazio RSC Anderlecht Rome 8,500 FC Spartak Moskva Olympique Lyonnais Moscow 8,650 NK Maribor FC Dynamo Kyiv Maribor 8,739 Molde FK FC Porto Molde 9,000 PFC CSKA Moskva Rangers FC Bochum 9,012 NK Maribor Bayer 04 Leverkusen Maribor 9,101 AC Sparta Praha Hertha BSC Berlin Prague 9,156 NK Maribor S.S. Lazio Maribor 9,233 AC Sparta Praha FC Thun Prague 9,287 AS Monaco FC Sporting Clube Portugal Monte Carlo 9,335 Fenerbahçe SK Bayer 04 Leverkusen Istanbul 9,444 AEK Athens FC Real Madrid CF Athens 9,542 FC Artmedia Petržalka FC Porto Bratislava 9,593 CFR 1907 Cluj FC Basel Cluj-Napoca 9,623 Juventus Club Brugge KV Turin 9,664 MŠK Žilina Olympique de Marseille Žilina 9,673 Bursaspor Rangers FC Bursa 9,876 Boavista FC Liverpool FC Porto 9,923 FC Unirea Urziceni Rangers FC Bucharest Matches behind closed doors not included 31

32 UEFA Champions League Records MILESTONES History issues challenges to the future. Some challenges will be met. Others will withstand the test of time. Logic, for instance, says that the attendance record set in 1960 will never be surpassed. But other gauntlets are there to be picked up by the players and coaches of today and tomorrow. Can anyone score a hat-trick in a final for the first time since 1969? Will anybody ever beat Paco Gento s record of six wins? Who will be the next to become champion of Europe as both player and coach? Here are some of the milestones laid during the first 56 years. Which of them will be re-laid in the future? TOTAL NUMBER OF GOALS IN FINALS 151 (Average: 2.65 per final) TOTAL NUMBER OF SPECTATORS AT FINALS 3,678,309 (Average 65,679 per match) - not including the replay in 1975 RECORD ATTENDANCE 127,621 Hampden Park, Glasgow, on 18 May 1960 (Real Madrid CF 7 Eintracht Frankfurt 3) LOWEST ATTENDANCE 23,325 Heyselstadion, Brussels, for replayed final on Friday 17 May 1974 (FC Bayern München 4 Club Atlético de Madrid 0) Lowest at normal final: 26,732 Wankdorf Stadion, Berne on 31 May 1961 (SL Benfica 3 FC Barcelona 2) FIRST SUBSTITUTIONS By Rinus Michels during half-time at the 1969 final between AFC Ajax and AC Milan (Ben Muller for Wim Suurbier and Klaas Nuninga for Henk Groot) EARLIEST SUBSTITUTIONS FC Bayern München defender Björn Andersson had to be replaced by Sepp Weiss after only 4 minutes of the 1975 final against Leeds United AFC. The second-earliest - also in a final involving FC Bayern - was the first-ever substitution of a goalkeeper during a final. Aston Villa FC s Jimmy Rimmer was injured after only 10 minutes and replaced by Nigel Spink. Since then, two more keepers have been replaced in finals: Iker Casillas for Real Madrid CF s César Domínguez in 2002; and Manuel Almunia for Arsenal FC s red-carded Jens Lehmann in

33 SUCCESSFUL PENALTIES IN FINALS 10 Alfredo Di Stéfano (1957), Ferenc Puskás (1960), Eusébio (1962), Amancio Amaro (1966), Sandro Mazzola (1967), Velibor Vasovic (1969), Phil Neal (1977), Michel Platini (1985), Gaizka Mendieta (2001), Stefan Effenberg (2001) MISSED PENALTIES IN FINALS 3 Enrique Mateos (Real Madrid CF v Stade de Reims in 1959) Mehmet Scholl (FC Bayern München v Valencia CF in 2001) Xabi Alonso (Liverpool FC v AC Milan in 2005) - but he became the first to convert the rebound OWN GOALS IN FINALS 1 FC Barcelona goalkeeper Antonio Ramallets for SL Benfica in 1961 YOUNGEST CHAMPION António Simões (SL Benfica 1962) aged 18 years, 139 days OLDEST CHAMPION Paolo Maldini (AC Milan 2007) aged 38 years, 332 days FOREIGN COACHES AS WINNERS of the 56 finals played so far have been won by teams with a foreign coach on the bench - including Scottish coaches of English teams NON-NATIVE COACHES In 2010, Josè Mourinho (Portugal) became the fifth imported coach to win the UEFA Champions League after Belgium s Raymond Goethals (1993), Scotland s Sir Alex Ferguson (1999, 2008), Spain s Rafael Benítez (2005) and Netherlands Frank Rijkaard (2006) FIRST PENALTY-SAVER The first spot kick - taken by Liverpool FC s Steve Nicol - of the first penalty shoot-out in a final failed to hit the net. AS Roma s Franco Tancredi thus became the first successful goalkeeper in a penalty shoot-out, though he finished on the losing side. 33

34 UEFA Champions League Records THE POST SCRIPT Victory in the UEFA Champions League marks the end of a successful campaign but it is not the end of the story. The champion earns a place in the UEFA Super Cup and a trip to the FIFA Club World Cup, this year to be held in Yokohama and Toyota City from 8 to 18 December. Both commitments have taken on new shapes since the UEFA Champions League was born in the 1992/93 season. For the first five years, the UEFA Super Cup was played on a homeand-away basis against the winner of the UEFA Cup Winners Cup. Then, as from 1998, the opposition was the same, but the format was changed to a single match. When the Cup Winners Cup was discontinued, the invitation was passed to the winners of the UEFA Cup, with Galatasaray AS the first to accept it in The traditional curtain-raiser to the European season has been held at the Stade Louis II in Monaco every year since becoming a one-off match in The meeting between UEFA Champions League winners FC Barcelona and UEFA Europa League holders FC Porto on 26 August was the 14th edition held in the principality. Yet after a 15th next year, the showpiece will move to new surroundings following a decision taken by the UEFA Executive Committee in Nyon on 1 June starting with the Eden Stadium in The Eden Stadium has a 20,800 capacity and opened in May 2008 on the site of the old ground of the same name. It is home to Bohemians 1905 and SK Slavia Praha. It was one of Slavia s most famous sons, Vladimír Šmicer, who cut the ribbon to officially launch the 40m venue. A Slavia XI took on English amateur team Oxford University AFC, their first foreign opponents 112 years ago, in the first match at the new ground, winning 5-0. One of the competition s anecdotes is that the first winner of the UEFA Champions League has never played in it, Olympique de Marseille having been barred from competing and replaced by the silver-medallists, AC Milan - who lost. By doing so, they wrote the first chapter of a story which has not always been a happy one for the winners of the UEFA Champions League: 1993 AC Milan lost 2-1 on aggregate v Parma FC 1994 AC Milan WON 2-0 on aggregate v Arsenal FC 1995 AFC Ajax WON 5-1 on aggregate v Real Zaragoza 1996 Juventus WON 9-2 on aggregate v Paris Saint-Germain FC 1997 BV Borussia Dortmund lost 3-1 on aggregate v FC Barcelona 1998 Real Madrid CF lost 1-0 v Chelsea FC 1999 Manchester United FC lost 1-0 v S.S. Lazio 2000 Real Madrid CF lost 2-1 v Galatasaray AS 2001 FC Bayern München lost 3-2 v Liverpool FC 2002 Real Madrid CF WON 3-1 v Feyenoord 2003 AC Milan WON 1-0 v FC Porto 34

35 2004 FC Porto lost 2-1 v Valencia CF 2005 Liverpool FC WON 3-1 v PFC CSKA Moskva 2006 FC Barcelona lost 3-0 v Sevilla FC 2007 AC Milan WON 3-1 v Sevilla FC 2008 Manchester United FC lost 2-1 v FC Zenit St. Petersburg 2009 FC Barcelona WON 1-0 v FC Shakhtar Donetsk 2010 FC Internazionale Milano lost 2-0 v Club Atlético de Madrid The same anecdote applies to the European/South American Cup, with AC Milan travelling to Tokyo in place of the first UEFA Champions League winners, Olympique de Marseille - and losing. In 2000, FIFA introduced a pilot Club World Cup played in parallel to the European/ South American Cup and, as from 2005, the two competitions were merged into an event featuring the champion from each of the FIFA Confederations, with Europe s representative entering at the semi-final stage - where they have, thus far, always won. The overall balance has been favourable: 1993 AC Milan lost 3-2 v FC São Paulo (Brazil) 1994 AC Milan lost 2-0 v Vélez Sarsfield (Argentina) 1995 AFC Ajax WON 0-0 (penalties) v Grêmio Porto Alegre (Brazil) 1996 Juventus WON 1-0 v CA River Plate (Argentina) 1997 BV Borussia Dortmund WON 2-0 v SE Cruzeiro (Brazil) 1998 Real Madrid CF WON 2-1 v CR Vasco da Gama (Brazil) 1999 Manchester United FC WON 1-0 v SE Palmeiras (Brazil) 2000 Real Madrid CF lost 2-1 v CA Boca Juniors (Argentina) 2001 FC Bayern München WON 1-0 v CA Boca Juniors (Argentina) 2002 Real Madrid CF WON 2-0 v CA Olimpia (Paraguay) 2003 AC Milan lost 1-1 (penalties) v CA Boca Juniors (Argentina) 2004 FC Porto WON 0-0 (penalties) v CD Once Caldas (Colombia) 2005 Liverpool FC lost 1-0 v FC São Paulo (Brazil) 2006 FC Barcelona lost 1-0 v SC Internacional (Brazil) 2007 AC Milan WON 4-2 v CA Boca Juniors (Argentina) 2008 Manchester United FC WON 1-0 v Liga de Quito (Ecuador) 2009 FC Barcelona WON 2-1 v Estudiantes de la Plata (Argentina) 2010 FC Internazionale Milano WON 3-0 v TP Mazembe Englebert (Congo) The 2011 FIFA Club World Cup will be held in Toyota City and Yokohama from 8 to 18 December. So far, FC Barcelona from Spain (UEFA), Santos FC from Brazil (CONMEBOL), CF Monterrey from Mexico (CONCACAF) and Auckland City FC from New Zeeland (OCF) have qualified. The winners of the African Champions League to represent CAF and the winners of the Asian Champions League to represent AFC will be found on 13 November. 35

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