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UEFA Champions League Winning (1956 - 2008) ::

2008 Manchester United FC, 2007 AC Milan, 2006 FC Barcelona,

2005 Liverpool, 2004 FC Porto, 2003 AC Milan, 2002 Real Madrid CF,

2001 FC Bayern München, 2000 Real Madrid CF, 1999 Manchester United FC,

1998 Real Madrid CF, 1997 Borussia Dortmund, 1996 Juventus FC,

1995 AFC Ajax, 1994 AC Milan, 1994 AC Milan, 1994 AC Milan,

1994 AC Milan, 1990 AC Milan, 1989 AC Milan, 1988 PSV Eindhoven,

1987 Porto, 1986 Steaua Bucharest, 1985 Juventus, 1984 Liverpool,

1983 Hamburg, 1982 Aston Villa, 1981 Liverpool, 1980 Nottingham Forest,

1979 Nottingham Forest, 1978 Liverpool, 1978 Liverpool, 1976 Bayern Munich,

1975 Bayern Munich, 1974 Bayern Munich, 1973 Ajax, 1972 Ajax,

1971 Ajax, 1970 Feyenoord, 1969 AC Milan, 1968 Manchester United,

1967 Celtic, 1966 Real Madrid, 1965 Inter Milan, 1964 Inter Milan,

1963 AC Milan, 1962 Benfica, 1961 Benfica, 1960 Real Madrid,

1959 Real Madrid, 1958 Real Madrid, 1957 Real Madrid, 1956 Real Madrid.

 

Venue ::

Wembley Stadium was selected as the venue for the 2011 UEFA Champions League Final at a meeting of the UEFA decision-making group in Nyon, Switzerland, on 29 January 2009. Other stadia in argument to host the final included the Allianz Arena in Munich and Berlin's Olympiastadion. The Allianz Arena will instead host the 2012 final.The weekend set aside by UEFA for the 2011 Champions League Final was originally scheduled by The Football League as the date for the Football League play-off finals, which are usually held on the British May bank holiday weekend; however, due to UEFA's requirement that they be given exclusive employ of the venue in the lead-up to the final, the play-off finals had to be relocated. Due to this break of their contract with The Football Association, The Football League demanded compensation. On 21 January 2011, as part of resolution conformity with the FA, the League One and League Two play-off finals were moved to Old Trafford, Manchester, to be played respectively on 29 May and 28 May 2011; the Championship play-off final was not rescheduled. The Conference National play-off final was also moved to Manchester, to be played at the City of Manchester Stadium on 21 May 2011.

UEFA's diplomat for the 2011 Champions League Final is former Tottenham Hotspur forward Gary Lineker. In his first duty as diplomat, on 26 August 2010, Lineker helped to conduct the draw for the collection stage of the competition. Lineker was later involved in the unveiling of the branding design for the 2011 final at an event at Wembley Stadium on 25 November 2010. Hosted by Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys, the event was also attend by UEFA competitions director Giorgio Marchetti, former British Minister for Sport and representative of the City of London Kate Hoey, General Secretary of The Football Association Alex Horne, and England Women's international Faye White. The logo for the final is in the style of a heraldic crest and features the European Champion Clubs' Cup in the centre, flanked by two lions. According to the designers of the logo, London-based Radiant Studios, the lions are intended to represent the two teams that will contest the final, battling over the trophy. The use of traditional elements in a contemporary style in the design is said to have been inspired by modern British designers such as Vivienne Westwood and tailors on Savile Row.