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Champions League Records

All-time records and milestones from the UEFA Champions League

1
Most Titles
Real Madrid — 15 Champions League/European Cup titles (1956-2024).
2
Most Goals (Single Season)
Cristiano Ronaldo — 17 goals in the 2013-14 season for Real Madrid.
3
Most Goals (All Time)
Cristiano Ronaldo — 140 goals across 183 Champions League appearances.
4
Most Appearances
Cristiano Ronaldo — 183 Champions League appearances.
5
Most Assists (All Time)
Lionel Messi — 42 assists in Champions League history.
6
Most Consecutive Titles
Real Madrid — 5 consecutive European Cup titles (1956-1960).
7
Biggest Win
Liverpool 8-0 Besiktas (2007) — largest margin of victory in UCL history.
8
Most Goals in a Final
Real Madrid 7-3 Eintracht Frankfurt (1960) — highest-scoring final.
9
Longest Unbeaten Run
Manchester United — 25 games unbeaten from 2007 to 2009.
10
Most Clean Sheets
Iker Casillas — 57 clean sheets in Champions League history.
11
Youngest Goalscorer
Ansu Fati — 17 years and 40 days old for Barcelona against Inter in 2019.
12
Oldest Goalscorer
Francesco Totti — 38 years and 59 days old for Roma in 2014.
13
Fastest Goal
Roy Makaay — 10.12 seconds for Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid in 2007.
14
Most Team Goals (Single Season)
Barcelona — 45 goals in the 1999-2000 Champions League season.
15
Most Finals Reached
Real Madrid — 18 Champions League/European Cup finals.
16
Most Penalty Shootout Wins
Real Madrid — 5 penalty shootout victories in UCL history.
17
Highest Scoring Knockout Tie
Liverpool 6-5 Borussia Dortmund (2016) — 11 goals across two legs.
18
Most Comeback Wins
Real Madrid — multiple historic comebacks including vs PSG, Chelsea, Man City in 2022.
19
Most Seasons Participated
Barcelona — 30+ consecutive Champions League season appearances.
20
Most Different Scorers (Single Match)
7 different scorers — Ajax vs Borussia Dortmund (1990) and others.
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UEFA Champions League Records & All-Time Milestones

The Champions League records page covers every major milestone in the competition's history. From Real Madrid's 15 titles to Cristiano Ronaldo's 140 goals, these records represent the pinnacle of European club football achievement.

Team Records

Real Madrid hold nearly every major team record in the Champions League, including most titles (15), most finals reached (18), and most consecutive titles (5 from 1956-1960).

Other notable team records include Manchester United's 25-game unbeaten run, Barcelona's 30+ consecutive season appearances, and Liverpool's historic 8-0 win over Besiktas.

  • • Most titles: Real Madrid — 15
  • • Most finals: Real Madrid — 18
  • • Most consecutive titles: Real Madrid — 5 (1956-1960)
  • • Biggest win: Liverpool 8-0 Besiktas (2007)
  • • Highest-scoring final: Real Madrid 7-3 Eintracht Frankfurt (1960)
  • • Longest unbeaten run: Manchester United — 25 games (2007-2009)

Individual Records

Cristiano Ronaldo dominates the individual records with 140 goals, 183 appearances, and 17 goals in a single season. Lionel Messi holds the assist record with 42.

Iker Casillas holds the clean sheet record with 57, while Ansu Fati is the youngest scorer at 17 years and 40 days old.

  • • Most goals: Cristiano Ronaldo — 140
  • • Most appearances: Cristiano Ronaldo — 183
  • • Most assists: Lionel Messi — 42
  • • Most clean sheets: Iker Casillas — 57
  • • Youngest scorer: Ansu Fati — 17 years, 40 days
  • • Fastest goal: Roy Makaay — 10.12 seconds

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the biggest win in Champions League history?
Liverpool's 8-0 victory over Besiktas in 2007 is the largest margin of victory in Champions League history.
Who has scored the most goals in a single Champions League season?
Cristiano Ronaldo scored 17 goals in the 2013-14 Champions League season for Real Madrid, the single-season record.
What is the fastest goal in Champions League history?
Roy Makaay scored after just 10.12 seconds for Bayern Munich against Real Madrid in 2007, the fastest goal in UCL history.
Which player has the most Champions League appearances?
Cristiano Ronaldo has made 183 Champions League appearances, the most in the competition's history.
Where can I find all Champions League records?
LivePlayScore provides a comprehensive list of all major Champions League records, including team records, individual milestones, and historic achievements.

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