Past years of the Champions League final: Looking back on the past years of the Champions League final, who will win the Champions League final? As the battle for the highest honor of European football, it attracts hundreds of millions of fans around the world every year. It has been decades since the first European Champions League was held in 1955. Let's review the history of Europe
Past years of the Champions League finals: who will win the championship in retrospect
The Champions League final, as the competition for the highest honor in European football, attracts hundreds of millions of fans around the world every year. It has been decades since the first European Champions League was held in 1955. Let's review the glorious moments of the Champions League finals over the years and see which teams have won the championship.
2005: Liverpool's Counterattack on Miracle, Rising in a desperate situation
In the 2005 Champions League final, Liverpool played against AC Milan, which became the most classic game in the history of the Champions League. In the first half, AC Milan led 3-0 with goals from Maldini and Crespo. Seemingly hopeless, Liverpool launched a crazy counter attack in the second half, with Hamaniski, Smichel and Sherat breaking the goal respectively to score 3-3. In the end, Liverpool defeated AC Milan 3-2 in the penalty shootout, completed the counter attack and won their fifth European Cup.
2013: German overlord of Bayern Munich
In 2013, Bayern Munich played Dortmund in the Champions League final, which became a German civil war. In the game, Bayern Munich took the lead with the goal of Manjukic, but Dortmund equalized the score by Geser in the 68th minute. Finally, the game entered overtime. Bayern Munich defeated Dortmund 2-1 and won their fifth European Cup with the goals of Robben and Manzhukic in overtime.
2018: Real Madrid's third consecutive champion
In the 2018 Champions League final, Real Madrid played against Liverpool, which became the third consecutive championship of Real Madrid. In the game, Liverpool's Salah left early due to injury, giving Real Madrid more opportunities. Bell scored a super barb after coming on as a substitute in the 64th minute, giving Real Madrid the lead. After that, Bell scored again in the 83rd minute. Although Mane pulled back a goal for Liverpool, Real Madrid finally won 3-1 and successfully defended the championship, becoming the first team to win the championship for three consecutive years in the history of the Champions League.
epilogue
The Champions League final is the highest level competition in the world football, and each session has its own legend. Whether it is the miracle of Liverpool's counter attack, Bayern Munich's German supremacy, or Real Madrid's three consecutive championships, these historical moments will always be engraved on the hearts of fans. Looking forward to the future Champions League finals, see which teams will win the championship and create their own brilliant moments.
