Real Madrid C.F. in Europe

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.

History

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.

Records

UEFA Champions League

Winners: 9 times (Record)

**UEFA Champions League 2002

footballbox
date = May 15, 2002
20:45 WEST
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 2 – 1
report= [http://www.uefa.com/competitions/ucl/history/season=2001/round=1549/match=1025482/report=rp.html (Report)]
team2 = Bayer Leverkusen flagicon|GER
goals1 = Raúl goal| 8
Zidane goal|45
Míchel Salgado yel|45+1
Roberto Carlos yel|88
goals2 = goal|13 Lúcio
stadium = Hampden Park, Glasgow flagicon|SCO
attendance = 52,000
referee= Urs Meier flagicon|SUI ::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: flagicon|Spain Vicente Del Bosque.

**UEFA Champions League 2000

footballbox
date = May 24, 2000
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 3 – 0
report=
team2 = Valencia CF flagicon|Spain
goals1 = Morientes goal|39
McManaman goal|66
Raúl goal|74
goals2 =
stadium = Stade de France, Paris flagicon|FRA
attendance = 78.759
referee= Stefano Braschi flagicon|ITA ::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: flagicon|Spain Vicente Del Bosque.

**UEFA Champions League 1998

footballbox
date = May 20, 1998
20:45 CEN
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 1 – 0
report=
team2 = FC Juventus flagicon|ITA
goals1 = Predrag Mijatović goal|66
goals2 =
stadium = Amsterdam Arena, Amsterdam flagicon|NED
attendance = 50,000
referee= Hellmut Krug flagicon|GER ::Squad: Illgner - Panucci - Hierro - Sanchís (c) - Roberto Carlos - Karembeu - Redondo - Seedorf - Raúl ("Amavisca" 90') - Morientes ("Jaime" 82') - Mijatović ("Suker" 89').:::Coach: flagicon|GER Jupp Heynckes.

**UEFA Champions League 1966

footballbox
date = May 11, 1966
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 2 – 1
report=
team2 = FK Partizan flagicon|YUG
goals1 = Amancio goal|70
Serena goal|75
goals2 =
stadium = Heysel Stadium, Brussels flagicon|Belgium
attendance = 55,000
referee= Rudolf Kreitlein flagicon|GER ::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: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

**UEFA Champions League 1960

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date = May 13, 1960
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 7 – 3
report=
team2 = Eintracht Frankfurt flagicon|GER
goals1 = Di Stéfanogoal|29,goal|30,goal|75
Puskásgoal|45,goal|56|pen.,goal|60,goal|71
goals2 =
stadium = Hampden Park, Glasgow flagicon|SCO
attendance = 135,000
referee= John Mowatt flagicon|SCO ::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: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

**UEFA Champions League 1959

footballbox
date = June 3, 1959
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 2 – 0
report=
team2 = Stade de Reims flagicon|FRA
goals1 = Mateos goal|2
Di Stéfano goal|47
goals2 =
stadium = Neckarstadion, Stuttgart flagicon|GER
attendance = 80,000
referee= Dush flagicon|GER ::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: flagicon|ARG Luis Carniglia.

**UEFA Champions League 1958

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date = May 28, 1958
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 3 – 2
report=
team2 = AC Milan flagicon|ITA
goals1 = Di Stéfano goal|74
Rial goal|82
Gento goal|107
goals2 =
stadium = Heysel Stadium, Brussels flagicon|Belgium
attendance = 67,000
referee= Albert Alsteen flagicon|BEL ::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: flagicon|ARG Luis Carniglia.

**UEFA Champions League 1957

footballbox
date = May 30, 1957
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 2 – 0
report=
team2 = ACF Fiorentina flagicon|ITA
goals1 = Di Stéfano goal|70
Gento goal|76
goals2 =
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 120,000
referee= Leopold Sylvain Horn flagicon|NED ::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: flagicon|ESP José Villalonga Llorente.

**UEFA Champions League 1956

footballbox
date = June 12, 1956
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 4 – 3
report=
team2 = Stade de Reims flagicon|FRA
goals1 = Di Stéfano goal|14
Rial goal|30, goal|79
Marquitos goal|67
goals2 =
stadium = Parc des Princes, Paris flagicon|FRA
attendance = 38,239
referee= Arthur Edward Ellis flagicon|ENG ::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: flagicon|ESP José Villalonga Llorente.

Runners-Up: 3 times

**UEFA Champions League 1981

footballbox
date = May 27, 1981
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 0 – 1
report=
team2 = FC Liverpool flagicon|ENG
goals1 =
goals2 = Alan Kennedy goal|82
stadium = Parc des Princes, Paris flagicon|FRA
attendance = 49.500
referee= Károly Palotai flagicon|HUN ::Squad: Agustín - García Cortes ("Pineda" 87') - García Navajas - Sabido - Vicente Del Bosque - Camacho - Angel - Uli Stielike - Juanito - Santillana (c) - Cunningham.:::Coach: flagicon|YUG Vujadin Boškov.

**UEFA Champions League 1964

footballbox
date = May 27, 1964
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 1 – 3
report=
team2 = Internazionale flagicon|ITA
goals1 = Felo goal|69
goals2 = Mazzola goal|43, goal|77
Milani goal|60
stadium = Prater Stadium, Vienna flagicon|Austria
attendance = 72,000
referee= Josef Stoll flagicon|Austria ::Squad: Vicente - Isidro - José Santamaria - Pachín - Muller - Ignacio Zoco - Amancio - Felo - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Francisco Gento (c).:::Coach: flagicon|ESP Miguel Muñoz.

**UEFA Champions League 1962

footballbox
date = May 2, 1962
team1 = flagicon|ESP Real Madrid
score = 3 – 5
report=
team2 = SL Benfica flagicon|POR
goals1 = Ferenc Puskás goal|18,goal|23,goal|37
goals2 = goal|25 Águas
goal|34 Cavém
goal|51 Coluna
goal|65 goal|68 Eusébio
stadium = Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam flagicon|NED
attendance = 66,000
referee= Leonard Horn flagicon|NED ::Squad: José Araquistáin - Casado - José Santamaria - Miera - Felo - Pachín - Tejada - Luis del Sol - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Ferenc Puskás - Francisco Gento (c).:::Coach: flagicon|ESP Miguel Muñoz.

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UEFA Cup

Winners: 2

**UEFA Cup 1985

FINAL 1footballbox
date = May 8, 1985
Final 1st Leg
team1 = flagicon|HUN Videoton
score = 0 – 3
report=
team2 = Real Madrid flagicon|Spain
goals1 =
goals2 = Míchel goal|31
Santillana goal|77
Valdano goal|89
stadium = Stadion Sóstói, Székesfehérvár flagicon|HUN
attendance = 30,000
referee= Vautrot flagicon|FRA ::Squad: Miguel Ángel - Chendo - Sanchís - Stielike - Camacho (c) - San José - Míchel - Gallego - Butragueño ("Juanito") - Santillana ("Salguero") - Valdano.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Luis Molowny.

FINAL 2footballbox
date = May 22, 1985
Final 2nd Leg
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 0 – 1
report=
team2 = Videoton flagicon|HUN
goals1 =
goals2 = Májer goal|86
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 90,000
referee= Ponnet flagicon|BEL ::Squad: Miguel Ángel - Chendo - Sanchís - Stielike - Camacho (c) - San José - Míchel - Gallego - Butragueño - Santillana - Valdano ("Juanito").:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Luis Molowny.:::::::Real Madrid won 3-1 on aggregate.

**UEFA Cup 1986

FINAL 1footballbox
date = April 30, 1986
Final 1st Leg
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 5 – 1
report=
team2 = 1. FC Köln flagicon|FRG
goals1 = Hugo Sánchez goal|38
Gordillogoal|42
Valdanogoal|51,goal|85
Santillana goal|90
goals2 = goal|29 Allofs
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 90,000
referee= Courtney flagicon|ENG ::Squad: Agustín - Salguero - Solana - Camacho (c) - Martín Vázquez ("Santillana") - Míchel - Juanito - Gordillo - Butragueño - Hugo Sánchez - Valdano.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Luis Molowny.

FINAL 2footballbox
date = May 6, 1986
Final 2nd Leg
team1 = flagicon|FRG 1. FC Köln
score = 2 – 0
report=
team2 = Real Madrid flagicon|Spain
goals1 = Bein goal|22
Geilenkirchen goal|72
goals2 =
stadium = Olympiastadion, Berlin flagicon|FRG
attendance = 15,000
referee= Valentine flagicon|SCO ::Squad: Agustín - Chendo - Maceda - Solana - Camacho (c) - Míchel - Gallego - Valdano - Gordillo - Butragueño ("Juanito") - Sánchez ("Santillana").::Coach: flagicon|Spain Luis Molowny.:::::::Real Madrid won 5-3 on aggregate.

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=European Cup Winners Cup=

Runners-Up: 2

**Cup Winners' Cup 1983

footballbox
date = Wed, May 11, 1983
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 1 – 2
(aet)
report=
team2 = Aberdeen FC flagicon|Scotland
goals1 = Juanito goal|14|pen.
goals2 = Eric Black goal|7
John Hewitt goal|112
stadium = Nya Ullevi, Göteborg flagicon|Sweden
attendance = 17,804
referee= Gianfranco Menegali flagicon|Italy ::Squad: Agustin - Juan José - John Metgod - Bonet - Camacho ("San José" 91') - Uli Stielike - Gallego - Angel - Juanito - Santillana (c) - Isidro ("Salguero" 103').:::Coach: flagicon|Spain flagicon|COL flagicon|ARG Alfredo Di Stéfano.

**Cup Winners' Cup 1971

footballbox
date = May 19, 1971
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain|1939 Real Madrid
score = 1 – 1
report=
team2 = Chelsea flagicon|England
goals1 = Ignacio Zoco goal|90
goals2 = Osgood goal|55
stadium = Karaiskákis Stadium, Piraeus flagicon|Greece
attendance = 42,000
referee= Scheuer flagicon|SUI ::Squad: Borja - José Luis - Benito - Zunzunegui - Pirri - Ignacio Zoco - Miguel Pérez - Fleitas - Amancio - Ramón Grosso - Velázquez - Francisco Gento (c) - Grande.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

FINAL REPLAY:footballbox
date = May 21, 1971
Final (Replay)
team1 = flagicon|Spain|1939 Real Madrid
score = 1 – 2

report=
team2 = Chelsea flagicon|England
goals1 = Fleitas goal|74
goals2 = Dempsey goal|33
Osgood goal|38|
stadium = Karaiskákis Stadium, Piraeus flagicon|Greece
attendance = 42,000
referee= Buchelli flagicon|SUI ::Squad: Borja - José Luis - Benito - Zunzunegui - Pirri - Ignacio Zoco - Miguel Pérez - Fleitas - Amancio - Ramón Grosso - Velázquez - Francisco Gento (c) - Bueno - Grande.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

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European Super Cup

Winners: 1

**European Super Cup 2002

footballbox
date = August 29, 2002
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 3 – 1
report=
team2 = Feyenoord flagicon|NED
goals1 = Paauwe goal|14|o.g.
Roberto Carlos goal|21
Guti goal|60
goals2 = v. Hooijdonk goal|56
stadium = Louis II Stadium, Monaco flagicon|MON
attendance = 15,000
referee= Hugh Dallas flagicon|SCO ::Squad: Casillas - Míchel Salgado - Hierro (c) - Iván Helguera - Roberto Carlos - Cambiasso ("Pavón" 87') - Makelele - Figo - Zinédine Zidane ("Solari" 86') - Guti ("Portillo" 71') - Raúl.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Vicente Del Bosque.

Runners-Up: 2

**European Super Cup 2000

footballbox
date = August 26, 2002
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 1 – 2
(aet)
report=
team2 = Galatasaray SK flagicon|TUR
goals1 = Raúl goal|78
goals2 = Jardel goal|40goal|101
stadium = Louis II Stadium, Monaco flagicon|MON
attendance = 12,000
referee= Benko flagicon|AUS ::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: flagicon|Spain Vicente Del Bosque.

**European Super Cup 1998

footballbox
date = August 24, 1998
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 0 – 1
report=
team2 = Chelsea FC flagicon|ENG
goals1 =
goals2 = Poyet goal|81
stadium = Louis II Stadium, Monaco flagicon|MON
attendance = 30,000
referee= Batta flagicon|FRA ::Squad: Illgner - Panucci - Hierro - Sanchís - Roberto Carlos - Karembeu ("Morientes" 57') - Redondo (c) - Seedorf - Savio - Raúl - Mijatović ("Jarni" 73').:::Coach: flagicon|NED Guus Hiddink.

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Intercontinental Cup

Winners: 3

**2002

footballbox
date = December 3, 2002
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 2 – 0
report= [http://realmadridfans.org/madridolimpia.htm (Report)]
[http://www.fifa.com/classicfootball/clubs/matchreport/newsid=512302.html#toyota+cup+2002 (Report)]
team2 = Olimpia Asunción flagicon|PAR
goals1 = Ronaldo goal|14
Guti goal|84
Roberto Carlos yel|89
goals2 = yel|34 Julio César Cáceres
yel|80 López
stadium = International Stadium, Yokohama flagicon|Japan
attendance = 72,000
referee= Carlos Eugenio Simón flagicon|Brazil ::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: flagicon|Spain Vicente Del Bosque.

**1998

footballbox
date = December 1, 1998
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 2 – 1
report= [http://realmadridfans.org/madridvasco.htm (Report)]
[http://www.fifa.com/classicfootball/clubs/matchreport/newsid=512289.html#toyota+cup+1998 (Report)]
team2 = Vasco da Gama flagicon|Brazil
goals1 = Roberto Carlos goal|25
Raúl goal|83
goals2 = Juninho goal|56
stadium = National Stadium, Tokyo flagicon|Japan
attendance = 60,000
referee= Mario Sánchez flagicon|Chile ::Squad: Illgner - Panucci - Sanchís - Sanz - Roberto Carlos - Hierro - Redondo (c) - Seedorf - Sávio ("Suker" 89') - Raúl - Mijatović ("Jarni" 86').:::Coach: flagicon|NED Guus Hiddink.

**1960

First Finalfootballbox
date = July 3, 1960
Final (1st leg)
team1 = flagicon|URU Peñarol
score = 0 – 0
report= [http://www.realmadrid.com/articulo/aniversario_i_copa_intercontinental_42367.htm (Report)]
[http://www.fifa.com/classicfootball/clubs/matchreport/newsid=512284.html#intercontinental+cup+1960 (Report)]
team2 = Real Madrid flagicon|Spain
goals1 =
goals2 =
stadium = Centenario, Montevideo flagicon|URU
attendance = 78.872
referee= José Praddaude flagicon|ARG ::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: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

Second Finalfootballbox
date = September 4, 1960
Final (2nd leg)
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 5 – 1
report= [http://www.realmadrid.com/articulo/aniversario_i_copa_intercontinental_42367.htm (Report)]
[http://www.fifa.com/classicfootball/clubs/matchreport/newsid=512284.html#intercontinental+cup+1960 (Report)]
team2 = Peñarol flagicon|URU
goals1 = Puskás goal|3,goal|10
Di Stéfano goal|5
Herrera goal|43
Gento goal|51
goals2 = Spencer goal|84
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 120,000
referee= Ken Aston flagicon|ENG ::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: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

:::::::Real Madrid won 5-1 on aggregate.

Runners-Up: 2

**2000

footballbox
date = October 12, 2000
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 1 – 2
report=
team2 = Boca Juniors flagicon|ARG
goals1 = Roberto Carlos goal|11
goals2 = Martín Palermo goal|2,goal|5
stadium = National Stadium, Tokyo flagicon|Japan
attendance = 52,000
referee= Ruiz Acosta flagicon|COL ::Squad: Iker Casillas - Geremi - Hierro (c) - Karanka - Roberto Carlos - Iván Helguera - Makelele ("Morientes" 76') - Steve McManaman ("Savio" 66') - Guti - Figo - Raúl.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Vicente Del Bosque.

**1966

First Finalfootballbox
date = September 12, 1966
Final (1st leg)
team1 = flagicon|URU Peñarol
score = 2 – 0
report=
team2 = Real Madrid flagicon|Spain
goals1 = Spencer goal|40,goal|84
goals2 =
stadium = Centenario, Montevideo flagicon|URU
attendance = 58,324
referee= Vicuña flagicon|CHL ::Squad: Betancort - Pachín - Manuel Sanchís Martínez - Ruiz - Pedro de Felipe - Ignacio Zoco (c) - Manuel Velázquez - Francisco Serena - Amancio Amaro - Pirri - Bueno.:::Coach: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.

Second Finalfootballbox
date = September 26, 1966
Final (2nd leg)
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 0 – 2
report=
team2 = Peñarol flagicon|URU
goals1 =
goals2 = Rocha goal|30
Spencer goal|37
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 100,000
referee= Lo Bello flagicon|ITA ::Squad: Betancort - Calpe - Pedro de Felipe - Ignacio Zoco - Manuel Sanchís Martínez - Pirri - Manuel Velázquez - Francisco Serena - Amancio Amaro - Ramón Grosso - Francisco Gento (c):::Coach: flagicon|Spain Miguel Muñoz.:::::::Peñarol won 4-0 on aggregate.

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=Ibero-American Cup=

Winners: 1 (record)

**Copa Iberoamericana 1994

First Finalfootballbox
date = May 19, 1994
Final (1st leg)
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 3 – 1
report=
team2 = Boca Juniors flagicon|ARG
goals1 = Hierro goal|34
Morales goal|70,goal|79|
goals2 =
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 80,000
referee= --- ::Squad: Buyo - Quique - Sanchís - Hierro - Alkorta - Luis Enrique - Martín Vázquez - Milla - Laudrup - Michel - Zamorano.(Amavisca - Dubovsky - Lasa - Morales - Chendo - Prosinecki - Butragueño - Ramis - Velasco).:::Coach: flagicon|ARG Jorge Valdano.

Second Finalfootballbox
date = May 25, 1994
Final (2nd leg)
team1 = flagicon|ARG Boca Juniors
score = 2 – 1
report=
team2 = Real Madrid flagicon|Spain
goals1 =
goals2 = Milla goal|74
stadium = La Bombonera, Buenos Aires flagicon|ARG
attendance = 80,000
referee= --- ::Squad: Buyo - Quique - Sanchís - Hierro - Alkorta - Luis Enrique - Martín Vázquez - Milla - Laudrup - Michel - Zamorano.(Amavisca - Dubovsky - Lasa - Morales - Chendo - Prosinecki - Butragueño - Ramis - Velasco).:::Coach: flagicon|ARG Jorge Valdano.:::::::Real Madrid won 4-3 on aggregate.

=Copa Latina=

Winners: 2

**Copa Latina 1957

footballbox
date = June 23, 1957
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 1 – 0
report=
team2 = SL Benfica flagicon|POR
goals1 = Alfredo Di Stéfano goal|50
goals2 =
stadium = Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid flagicon|Spain
attendance = 120,000
referee= Lequesne flagicon|FRA ::Squad: Juan Alonso - Manuel Torres - Marquitos - Rafael Lesmes - Miguel Muñoz (c) - Antonio Ruiz - Joseíto - Raymond Kopa - Alfredo Di Stéfano - Héctor Rial - Francisco Gento.:::Coach: flagicon|ESP José Villalonga Llorente.

**Copa Latina 1955

footballbox
date = June 26, 1955
Final
team1 = flagicon|Spain Real Madrid
score = 2 – 0
report=
team2 = Stade de Reims flagicon|FRA
goals1 = Héctor Rial goal|??,goal|??
goals2 =
stadium = Parc des Princes, París flagicon|FRA
attendance = 40,000
referee= Campos flagicon|POR ::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: flagicon|ESP José Villalonga Llorente.

Year by Year Performance

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

UEFA competition record

"Last Update: 2008-09-30 [ [http://www.uefa.com/footballeurope/club=50051/competition=1/index.html Real Madrid CF] uefa.com]

As of the beginning of the 2008-09 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 1 time on Last 32.

*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".

References

External links

* [http://www.uefa.com/footballeurope/club=50051/competition=1/index.html Real Madrid UEFA Record] .
* [http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/torre-madrid.html Official International Matches of Real Madrid since 1955]
* [http://www.rsssf.com/tablesl/latin.html Copa Latino stats]