Past seasons · 1959-60 to 2025-26, each a full season hub▾

European & world tournament hubs

League hubs

Every top-flight league match, every UEFA competition match and the ten major domestic cups since 1871, ranked by one Game Score of closeness, stakes, quality and upset. Starred rows are curated all-time classics; tap or hover any score for its components. The home side is listed first; neutral venues and two-legged ties are marked on each row.

1CL
25 May 2005 · Champions League · Final · pens 3 / 2 · neutral venue
3–3
2CL
26 May 1999 · Champions League · Final · neutral venue
2–1
3EC
18 May 1960 · European Cup · Final · neutral venue
7–3
4CL
7 May 2019 · Champions League · Semifinals · 2nd leg, agg 4-3
4–0
5CL
8 Mar 2017 · Champions League · Round of 16 · 2nd leg, agg 6-5
6–1
6LG
13 May 2012 · Premier League
3–2
7LG
26 May 1989 · First Division
0–2
8EC
25 May 1967 · European Cup · Final · neutral venue
2–1
9EC
28 May 1958 · European Cup · Final · neutral venue
3–2
10CL
8 May 2019 · Champions League · Semifinals · 2nd leg, agg 3-3
2–3

Domestic Leagues Worldwide

Every first-division club, all leagues together
One master table of clubs that have ever played a tracked top flight, the marquee leaguesabove and the long tail beyond them, across 76 countries, with league titles, domestic cups, continental and Champions League pedigree, current standing and home metro. Filter by confederation, country or league.
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How club football works

Promotion & relegation

Most leagues on this site are open pyramids: the bottom few clubs in a division swap places with the top few from the tier below each season. England's is the deepest tracked here, five levels from the Premier League down to the National League.

Qualifying for Europe

A club's league finish (and sometimes a domestic cup win) earns a spot in next season's Champions League, Europa League, or Conference League: UEFA's three continental club competitions, seeded by a country's five-year coefficient.

Country coefficients

UEFA ranks each of its 55 member associations by how their clubs perform in Europe over a rolling five years. A higher coefficient means more Champions League places and a easier route through qualifying: it's why a mid-table team in a strong country can outrank a champion elsewhere.

Reading a club page

Every club page stacks the same layers: honors and footprint at the top, a rank-history chart, then season-by-season league results, domestic cup runs, and European appearances: the full record in one scroll.

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Showing 1833 of 1833 clubs across all eras (ALL)

England214
Spain62
Italy122
Germany195
France158
Netherlands91
Portugal74
Scotland118