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

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