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The UEFA Champions League is considered the most prestigious European club competition. It has been called the Champions League since 1992, before that the tournament was called the European Champions Cup, and the format of the tournament has also changed: it moved from the playoff system to the group stage, and only then the knockout games followed. It was first held in 1955, where Real Madrid won.
From 1960 to 2004, the winner of the Champions League took part in the Intercontinental Cup, where they faced the winner of the South American Copa Libertadores. At the moment, the winner of the tournament gets the right to play at the Club World Championship.
The number of teams in a draw depends on the association's position in the UEFA coefficient table:
- associations ranked 1st to 3rd in the table represent the first 4 teams of the
- association, ranked 4th to 6th in the table, represent the first 3 teams of the
- association ranked from 7 in the table 15th place, represent the first 2 teams of the
- association, ranked from 16th and below in the table, is represented by 1 team
The tournament itself consists of several stages: four qualifying rounds, a group tournament, playoffs.
Each team that qualifies for the UEFA Champions League receives 3 million euros from UEFA in reward, and an additional 2.4 million is given for participation in the group stage. At the group stage, 600 thousand euros are given for each victory. In addition, each participant in the quarter-finals receives 2.5 million, the semi-finals 3 million, the finalist receives 4 million, and the winner of 7 million.
The winner of the Champions League for 10 months receives the won cup. In memory of the victory, the team receives a smaller copy of the trophy. The club that won 5 times or 3 times in a row has the right to keep the trophy forever. This right was received by Real Madrid, which won 5 victories in a row.
Only five teams won the right to keep the cup:
- Real Madrid. 5 victories in a row
- "Ajax". 3 wins in a row
- Bayern Munich. 3 victories in a row
- Milan. 5 wins
- Liverpool. 5 victories
The most titled club in the Champions League is Real Madrid, with 10 victories, the last of which dates back to 2014.
Interesting facts:
- During the entire period of the Champions League, only 22 clubs have won it, and only 12 of them have won more than once.
- Since the tournament was renamed the Champions League, no one has won the tournament twice in a row.
- Bayern Munich, Benfica and Juventus are the most unlucky teams, losing 5 times in the final.
- 5 English teams have won the Champions League, more than any other country.
- Real Madrid have passed the group stage twice without losing points (2011/12, 2014/15).
- Manchester United were unbeaten in 25 games in a row from 19 September 2007 to 27 May 2009.
- Bayern won 10 matches in a row in the Champions League - from April 2, 2013 to December 10, 2013.
- Biggest tournament win: Dinamo Bucharest 11-0 Crusaders (1973/74 season).
- The fastest Champions League goal was scored 10 seconds in the 2006/07 season. Goal scorer - Roy Makai.
- Most goals in one match: Lionel Messi, Luiz Adriano - 5 each.

England qualified for the 2020 UEFA European Championship final after a controversial penalty shot at Raheem Sterling. In extra time in the semifinal match with Denmark, Sterling fell in the penalty area after contact with Joakim Mele, but it seems that he collapsed without a collision with the Dane. Arsene Wenger called this 11-meter "set-up from the VAR".
England qualified for the 2020 UEFA European Championship final on a controversial penalty.
The main time of the Euro 2020 1/2 finals match against Denmark ended in a 1: 1 draw. At the 102nd minute, Raheem Sterling picked up a pass on the right flank, entered the penalty area and walked to the goal at the front. Sterling held out after light contact with Joakim Mele on the line, controlled the ball with a shallow dribble, saw the Dane's exposed leg and fell to the lawn.
Dutch referee Danny McKeley pointed to the point and put the 11-meter in favor of England. He consulted the VAR and video assistant Paul van Buckel confirmed the decision from the penalty spot.
In the final, England will face Italy at Wembley. The Euro 2020 title match will take place on Sunday 11 July.
1.Coming home
2.Good luck
3.Don’t do this
4.Diving home
5.Go home
6.Bringing it home
7.England invented football
8.Two balls
9.Built it
10.Just don’t
11.VAR room
12.That’s shock
13.Going home
14.Referees
15.Change my mind
16.To England fans
17.Eriksen
18.Just not
19.Myself and lads
20.Can’t do this
21.Replayed
22.A good gift
23.Spain now
24.Ukraine vs England
25.Spain and final
26.No rules for this
27.Italians
28.So true
29.Forgot my cup
30.Italy vs Spain
31.A goal
32.Here we go again
33.Thanks
34.Undeserved
35.All this flavours
36.Neymar
37.Italian trainer
38.Congrats Italy
39.Most hated nation
40.Telenovela
41.Hmmmm
42.Rest of Europe
43.Group
44.Who will win
45.Bend the knee
46.Cheat
47.Stadium atmosphere
48.Legendary
49.England fans
50.It’s coming
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