Inter-Cities Fairs Cup / European Fairs Cup / UEFA Cup
- 1955 to 1968-69 - Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (originally the International Inter-Cities Industrial Fairs Cup).
- 1969-70 & 1970-71 - European Fairs Cup
- 1971-72 onwards - UEFA Cup
- 1999-2000 onwards - domestic cup winners gain entry after European Cup-Winners Cup was discontinued.
- Final played over two legs, home and away, except years 1964 and 1965. Replaced by single match final on neutral ground from 1998.
- Aggregate winners of two-leg finals in bold.
- † Won on away goals
Brief history of the UEFA Cup here >>
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Inter-Cities Fairs Cup |
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1955-58 |
London XI |
2 - 2 |
Barcelona |
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Barcelona |
6 - 0 (agg 8 - 2) |
London XI |
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1958-60 |
Birmingham City |
0 - 0 |
Barcelona |
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Barcelona |
4 - 1 (agg 4 - 1) |
Birmingham City |
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1961 |
Birmingham City |
2 - 2 |
Roma |
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Roma |
2 - 0 (agg 4 - 2) |
Birmingham City |
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1962 |
Valencia |
6 - 2 |
Barcelona |
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Barcelona |
1- 1 (agg 3 - 7) |
Valencia |
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1963 |
Dinamo Zagreb |
1 - 2 |
Valencia |
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Valencia |
2 - 0 (agg 4 - 1) |
Dinamo Zagreb |
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1964 |
Real Zaragoza |
2 - 1
in Barcelona
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Valencia |
1965 |
Ferencvaros |
1 - 0
in Turin
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Juventus |
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1966 |
Barcelona |
0 - 1 |
Real Zaragoza |
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Real Zaragoza |
2 - 4 (agg 3 - 4) |
Barcelona |
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1967 |
Dinamo Zagreb |
2 - 0 |
Leeds United |
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Leeds United |
0 - 0 (agg 0 - 2) |
Dinamo Zagreb |
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1968 |
Leeds United |
1 - 0 |
Ferencvaros |
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Ferencvaros |
0 - 0 (agg 0 - 1) |
Leeds United |
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1969 |
Newcastle United |
3 - 0 |
Ujpest Dozsa |
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Ujpest Dozsa |
2 - 3 (agg 2 - 6) |
Newcastle United |
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European Fairs Cup |
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1970 |
Anderlecht |
3 - 1 |
Arsenal |
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Arsenal |
3 - 0 (agg 4 - 3) |
Anderlecht |
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1971 |
Juventus |
2 - 2 |
Leeds United |
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† Leeds United |
1 - 1 |
Juventus |
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UEFA Cup |
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1972 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
1 -2 |
Tottenham Hotspur |
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Tottenham Hotspur |
1 -1 (agg 3 - 2) |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
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1973 |
Liverpool |
0 - 0
abandoned after 27 mins.
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Borussia Möenchengladbach |
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Liverpool |
replay: 3 - 0 |
Borussia Möenchengladbach |
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Borussia Möenchengladbach |
2 - 0 (agg 2 - 3) |
Liverpool |
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1974 |
Tottenham Hotspur |
2 - 2 |
Feyenoord |
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Feyenoord |
2 - 0 (agg 4 - 2) |
Tottenham Hotspur |
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1975 |
Borussia Möenchengladbach |
0 - 0 |
Twente Enschede |
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Twente Enschede |
1 - 5 (agg 1 - 5) |
Borussia Möenchengladbach |
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1976 |
Liverpool |
3 - 2 |
Club Brugge |
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Club Brugge |
1 - 1 (agg 3 - 4) |
Liverpool |
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1977 |
Juventus |
1- 0 |
Athletic Bilbao |
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Athletic Bilbao |
2 - 1 (agg 2 - 2) |
Juventus † |
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1978 |
Bastia |
0 - 0 |
PSV Eindhoven |
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PSV Eindhoven |
3 - 0 (agg 3 - 0) |
Bastia |
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1979 |
Red Star Belgrade |
1 -1 |
Borussia Möenchengladbach |
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Borussia Möenchengladbach |
1 -0 (agg 2 - 1) |
Red Star Belgrade |
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1980 |
Borussia Möenchengladbach |
3 - 2 |
Eintracht Franfurt |
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† Eintracht Franfurt |
1 - 0 (agg 3 - 3) |
Borussia Möenchengladbach |
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1981 |
Ipswich Town |
3 - 0 |
AZ67 Alkmaar |
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AZ67 Alkmaar |
4 - 2 (agg 5 - 4) |
Ipswich Town |
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1982 |
IFK Gothenburg |
1 - 0 |
Hamburg SV |
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Hamburg SV |
0 - 3 (agg 0 - 4) |
IFK Gothenburg |
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1983 |
Anderlecht |
1 - 0 |
Benfica |
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Benfica |
1 - 1 (agg 1 - 2) |
Anderlecht |
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1984 |
Anderlecht |
1 - 1 |
Tottenham Hotspur |
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Tottenham Hotspur |
1 - 1(agg 2 - 2)
4 - 3 pens
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Anderlecht |
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1985 |
Videoton |
0 - 3 |
Real Madrid |
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Real Madrid |
0 - 1 (agg 3 - 1) |
Videoton |
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1986 |
Real Madrid |
5 - 1 |
FC Koln |
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FC Koln |
2 - 0 (agg 3 - 5) |
Real Madrid |
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1987 |
IFK Gothenburg |
1 - 0 |
Dundee United |
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Dundee United |
1 - 1 (agg 1 - 2) |
IFK Gothenburg |
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1988 |
Espanol |
3 - 0 |
Bayer Leverkusen |
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Bayer Leverkusen |
3 - 0
pens 3 - 2
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Espanol |
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1989 |
Napoli |
2 - 1 |
VfB Stuttgart |
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VfB Stuttgart |
3 - 3 (agg 4 - 5) |
Napoli |
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1990 |
Juventus |
3 - 1 |
Fiorentina |
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Fiorentina |
0 - 0 (agg 1 - 3) |
Juventus |
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1991 |
Internazionale |
2 - 0 |
Roma |
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Roma |
1 - 0 (agg 1 - 2) |
Internazionale |
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1992 |
Torino |
2 - 2 |
Ajax |
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† Ajax |
0 - 0 |
Torino |
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1993 |
Borussia Dortmund |
1 - 3 |
Juventus |
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Juventus |
3 - 0 (agg 6 - 1) |
Borussia Dortmund |
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1994 |
Austria Salzburg |
0 - 1 |
Internazionale |
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Internazionale |
1 - 0 (agg 2 - 0) |
Austria Salzburg |
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1995 |
Parma |
1 - 0 |
Juventus |
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Juventus |
1 - 1 (agg 2 - 1) |
Parma |
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1996 |
Bayern Munich |
2 - 0 |
Girondins de Bordeaux |
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Girondins de Bordeaux |
1 - 3 (agg 1 - 5) |
Bayern Munich |
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1997 |
Schalke |
1 - 0 |
Internazionale |
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Internazionale |
1 - 0 (agg 1 - 1)
pens 1 - 4
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Schalke |
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1998 |
Internazionale |
3 - 0
in Paris
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Lazio |
1999 |
Parma |
3 - 0
in Moscow
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Olympique de Marseilles |
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2000 |
Galatasaray |
0 - 0 (4 - 1 pens)
in Copenhagen
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Arsenal |
2001 |
Liverpool |
5 - 4 aet
in Dortmund
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Deportivo Alavés |
2002 |
Feyenoord |
3 - 2
in Rotterdam
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Borussia Dortmund |
2003 |
FC Oporto |
3 - 2
in Seville
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Celtic |
2004 |
Valencia |
2 - 0
in Gothenburg |
Olympique de Marseilles |
2005 |
CSKA Moscow |
3 - 1
in Lisbon
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Sporting Lisbon |
2006 |
Sevilla |
4 - 0
in Eindhoven
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Middlesbrough |
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Sevilla |
2 - 2 (3 - 1 pens)
in Glasgow
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Espanyol |
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Zenit St. Petersburg |
2 - 0
in Manchester |
Rangers |
see also -
Brief History
When UEFA was formed in 1954, Ernst Thommen, the Swiss vice-president of FIFA, suggested a competition between cities holding trade fairs. So in 1955 the International Inter-Cities Industrial Fairs Cup was born. The intention was to play it over 2 seasons, though the first one ran into a third year. The Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, as it quickly became known, was designed for representative sides (of cities) but it soon became obvious that club sides would dominate it. So only clubs were entered and the necessity of representing a City was dropped. Two-legged finals were standard, apart from 1964 and 1965, right up to 1998.
The Fairs / UEFA Cup was always the third European competition in status, after the Champions Cup and the Cup-Winners Cup. But it became the second most important tournament after the Cup-Winners Cup was ended after the 1999 final, and the domestic cup holders qualified for the UEFA Cup. Its status also was raised by switching to a single final on a neutral ground in 1998.
Since the European Cup was converted into the Champions League, teams not progressing to the group stage after the 3rd qualifying round, and those finishing in third place in each Champions League group, now drop down to the UEFA Cup. They join the domestic cup winners and teams qualifying through their league placing.
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