List of UEFA Super Cup matches

The list contains the matches for the UEFA Super Cup with all statistical details, including the first edition in 1972, which was still unofficially played due to a private agreement between the clubs involved and which was only later recognized by UEFA .

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Super Cup 1972

The first draw of the competition took place in January 1973 between the winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1971/72 Ajax Amsterdam and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1971/72 Glasgow Rangers. The game was not played under the care of UEFA, but due to an agreement between the two clubs on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Glasgow Rangers and was supported by the Dutch newspaper " De Telegraaf ", which donated the cup. This duel was later recognized by UEFA as the first Super Cup to be held.

First leg

Glasgow Rangers		Ajax Amsterdam
	January 16, 1973 in Glasgow ( Ibrox Park ) Result: 1: 3 (1: 2) Spectators: 57,000 Referee: Alistair McKenzie ( Scotland )
	Peter McCloy - William Jardine , Tom Forsyth , Derek Johnstone (86th Graham Fyfe ), Willi Mathieson - Dave Smith , Alex MacDonald , John Greig - Alfie Conn (49th Tommy McLean ), Derek Parlane , Quentin Young Trainer: Jock Wallace	Heinz Stuy - Wim Suurbier , Horst Blankenburg , Barry Hulshoff , Ruud Krol - Gerrie Mühren , Arnold Mühren , Arie Haan - Johnny Rep , Johan Cruyff (81st Sjaak Swart ), Piet Keizer (66th Heinz Schilcher ) Trainer: Ștefan Kovács ( Romania )
	1-1 Alex MacDonald (41st)	0: 1 Johnny Rep (34.) 1: 2 Johan Cruyff (45.) 1: 3 Arie Haan (76.)

Return leg

Ajax Amsterdam		Glasgow Rangers
	January 24, 1973 in Amsterdam ( De Meer Stadium ) Result: 3: 2 (2: 2) Spectators: 26,168 Referee: Hans-Joachim Weyland ( Federal Republic of Germany )
	Heinz Stuy - Wim Suurbier , Horst Blankenburg , Barry Hulshoff , Ruud Krol - Gerrie Mühren , Johan Neeskens , Arie Haan - Sjaak Swart (46th Johnny Rep ), Johan Cruyff , Piet Keizer Trainer: Ștefan Kovács ( Romania )	Peter McCloy - William Jardine , Tom Forsyth , Derek Johnstone , Willi Mathieson - Dave Smith , Alex MacDonald , John Greig - Tommy McLean , Derek Parlane , Quentin Young Trainer: Jock Wallace
	1: 1 Arie Haan (12th) 2: 2 Gerrie Mühren (37th, Penalty ) 3: 2 Johan Cruyff (79th)	0-1 Alex MacDonald (2nd) 1-2 Quentin Young (35th)

UEFA Super Cup 1973

The 2nd and first official draw of the competition was held for the first time under the care of UEFA. The winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1972/73 Ajax Amsterdam met the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1972/73 AC Milan. Ajax Amsterdam defended its title from the previous year and again won the Super Cup with an overall result of 6-1.

First leg

AC Milan		Ajax Amsterdam
	January 9, 1974 in Milan ( Stadio San Siro ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 15,000 Referee: Rudolf Scheurer ( Switzerland )
	Villiam Vecchi - Giuseppe Sabadini , Aldo Maldera , Karl-Heinz Schnellinger , Angelo Anquilletti - Maurizio Turone , Alessandro Turini (46th Franco Bergamaschi ), Romeo Benetti , Gianni Rivera - Giorgio Biasiolo , Luciano Chiarugi Trainer: Cesare Maldini	Heinz Stuy - Wim Suurbier , Horst Blankenburg , Barry Hulshoff , Ruud Krol - Gerrie Mühren , Johan Neeskens , Arie Haan - Johnny Rep , Jan Mulder , Piet Keizer Trainer: George Knobel
	1-0 Luciano Chiarugi (77.)

Return leg

Ajax Amsterdam		AC Milan
	January 16, 1974 in Amsterdam ( Olympic Stadium ) Result: 6: 0 (2: 0) Spectators: 25,000 Referee: Rudi Glöckner ( GDR )
	Heinz Stuy - Wim Suurbier , Horst Blankenburg , Barry Hulshoff , Ruud Krol - Gerrie Mühren , Johan Neeskens , Arie Haan - Johnny Rep , Jan Mulder , Piet Keizer Trainer: George Knobel	Villiam Vecchi - Dario Dolci , Aldo Maldera , Karl-Heinz Schnellinger , Angelo Anquilletti - Maurizio Turone , Giuseppe Sabadini , Romeo Benetti , Giorgio Biasiolo (69th Carlo Tresoldi ) - Gianni Rivera , Luciano Chiarugi Trainer: Cesare Maldini
	1-0 Jan Mulder (26th) 2-0 Piet Keizer (35th) 3-0 Johan Neeskens (71st) 4-0 Johnny Rep (81st) 5-0 Gerrie Mühren (84th, penalty kick ) 6-0 Arie Haan (89.)

UEFA Super Cup 1974 (not held)

The planned third playout of competition between the winners of the European Champions 'Cup 1973/74 FC Bayern Munich and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1973/74 the 1. FC Magdeburg did not materialize, because - according to the official justification - the two clubs not to could agree on an appointment.

UEFA Super Cup 1975

The third playout of the competition took place between the winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1974/75 Bayern Munich and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1974/75 Dynamo Kiev. For the first time, the representative of the cup winners' competition was able to prevail against the representative of the championship competition.

First leg

FC Bayern Munich		Dynamo Kiev		Lineup
	September 9, 1975 in Munich ( Olympiastadion ) Result: 0: 1 (0: 0) Spectators: 30,000 Referee: Sergio Gonella ( Italy )
	Sepp Maier - Udo Horsmann , Georg Schwarzenbeck , Franz Beckenbauer , Bernd Dürnberger (46th Franz Roth ) - Josef Weiß , Jupp Kapellmann , Rainer Zobel - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge , Gerd Müller , Klaus Wunder Trainer: Dettmar Cramer	Evgeni Rudakow - Alexander Damin , Mychailo Fomenko , Stefan Reschko , Valeri Zujew - Anatoli Konkow , Vladimir Troschkin , Petro Slobodjan , Leonid Buryak - Viktor Kolotow , Oleh Blochin Trainer: Valerij Lobanowskyj
		0: 1 Oleh Blochin (66.)

Return leg

Dynamo Kiev		FC Bayern Munich		Lineup
	October 6, 1975 in Kiev ( Kiev Central Stadium ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 110,000 Referee: Doğan Babacan ( Turkey )
	Evgeni Rudakow - Vladimir Troschkin , Mychailo Fomenko , Stefan Reschko , Valeri Zujew - Anatoli Konkow , Volodymyr Muntjan , Vladimir Weremejew , Leonid Buryak - Volodymyr Onyshchenko , Oleh Blochin Trainer: Valerij Lobanowskyj	Sepp Maier - Udo Horsmann , Georg Schwarzenbeck , Franz Beckenbauer , Bernd Dürnberger (70th Johnny Hansen ) - Franz Roth , Josef Weiß , Ludwig Schuster (78th Conny Torstensson ), Jupp Kapellmann - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge , Klaus Wunder Trainer: Dettmar Cramer
	1: 0 Oleh Blochin (40.) 2: 0 Oleh Blochin (53.)

UEFA Super Cup 1976

The fourth edition of the competition took place in August 1976 between the winner of the 1975/76 European Cup, Bayern Munich and the winner of the 1975/76 European Cup, RSC Anderlecht. FC Bayern couldn't win the Supercup trophy this time either; With the RSC Anderlecht, the representative of the cup winners competition prevailed again.

First leg

FC Bayern Munich		RSC Anderlecht		Lineup
	August 17, 1976 in Munich ( Olympic Stadium ) Result: 2: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 41,000 Referee: Ken Burns ( England )
	Sepp Maier - Udo Horsmann , Georg Schwarzenbeck , Franz Beckenbauer , Conny Torstensson - Bernd Dürnberger , Uli Hoeneß , Jupp Kapellmann - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge , Gerd Müller , Reiner Künkel Trainer: Dettmar Cramer	Jan Ruiter - Gilbert Van Binst , Hugo Broos , Erwin Vandendaele , Jean Dockx (64th Michel De Groote ) - François Van der Elst , Ludo Coeck , Arie Haan , Franky Vercauteren - Peter Ressel , Rob Rensenbrink Trainer: Raymond Goethals
	1: 1 Gerd Müller (58th) 2: 1 Gerd Müller (88th)	0: 1 Arie Haan (16.)

Return leg

RSC Anderlecht		FC Bayern Munich		Lineup
	August 30, 1976 in Brussels ( Astrid Park ) Result: 4: 1 (2: 0) Spectators: 35,000 Referee: Paul Schiller ( Austria )
	Jan Ruiter - François Van der Elst , Hugo Broos , Erwin Vandendaele , Jean Dockx - Arie Haan , Ludo Coeck , Franky Vercauteren - Peter Ressel , Duncan McKenzie , Rob Rensenbrink Trainer: Raymond Goethals	Sepp Maier - Udo Horsmann , Georg Schwarzenbeck , Franz Beckenbauer , Björn Andersson - Bernd Dürnberger , Conny Torstensson , Jupp Kapellmann - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge , Gerd Müller , Uli Hoeneß (85th Reiner Künkel ) Trainer: Dettmar Cramer
	1-0 Rob Rensenbrink (20th) 2-0 François Van Der Elst (25th) 3-0 Arie Haan (59th) 4-1 Rob Rensenbrink (82nd)	3: 1 Gerd Müller (62nd)

UEFA Super Cup 1977

In the 5th edition of the competition, Liverpool FC, the winner of the 1976/77 European Cup, and Hamburger SV, who won the 1976/77 European Cup Winners' Cup , faced each other. After HSV reached a 1-1 draw in the home game under coach Rudi Gutendorf, he got into a real debacle in the second leg under new coach Arkoç Özcan with 0: 6.

First leg

Hamburger SV		Liverpool FC		Lineup
	November 22nd 1977 in Hamburg ( Volksparkstadion ) Result: 1: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 18,000 Referee: Antonio Garrido ( Portugal )
	Jürgen Stars - Hans-Jürgen Ripp , Ivan Buljan (67th Andreas Karow ), Manfred Kaltz , Kurt Eigl - Caspar Memering , Klaus Zaczyk , Felix Magath (64th Horst Bertl ) - Kevin Keegan , Ferdinand Keller , Arno Steffenhagen Trainer: Rudi Gutendorf	Ray Clemence - Phil Neal , Emlyn Hughes , Phil Thompson , Joey Jones (33rd Tommy Smith ) - Ray Kennedy , Kenny Dalglish , Jimmy Case (58th David Johnson ), Ian Callaghan - Steve Heighway , David Fairclough Trainer: Bob Paisley
	1: 0 Ferdinand Keller (29.)	1: 1 David Fairclough (65th)

Return leg

Liverpool FC		Hamburger SV		Lineup
	December 6, 1977 in Liverpool ( Anfield ) Result: 6: 0 (2: 0) Spectators: 35,000 Referee: Ulf Eriksson ( Sweden )
	Ray Clemence - Phil Neal , Emlyn Hughes , Phil Thompson , Tommy Smith - Ray Kennedy , Kenny Dalglish , Terry McDermott , Jimmy Case - Steve Heighway (46th David Johnson ), David Fairclough Trainer: Bob Paisley	Rudi Kargus - Hans-Jürgen Ripp , Peter Nogly , Manfred Kaltz , Peter Hidien - Klaus Zaczyk (69th Kurt Eigl ), Felix Magath , Horst Bertl - Kevin Keegan , Ferdinand Keller (69th Arno Steffenhagen ), Georg Volkert Trainer: Özcan Arkoç ( Turkey )
	1-0 Phil Thompson (21st) 2-0 Terry McDermott (40th) 3-0 Terry McDermott (56th) 4-0 Terry McDermott (58th) 5-0 David Fairclough (83rd) 6-0 Kenny Dalglish (88.)

UEFA Super Cup 1978

The 6th edition of the competition took place in December 1978 between the winner of the European Cup Winners 'Cup 1977/78 Liverpool FC and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1977/78 , RSC Anderlecht. It was the second title for the Belgian club and the third time that the representative of the cup winners' competition won the Supercup.

First leg

RSC Anderlecht		Liverpool FC
	December 4, 1978 in Brussels ( Astrid Park ) Result: 3: 1 (2: 1) Spectators: 25,000 Referee: Károly Palotai ( Hungary )
	Nico de Bree - François Van der Elst , Johnny Dusbaba , Jean Thissen , Hugo Broos - Arie Haan , Ludo Coeck , Franky Vercauteren - Benny Nielsen , Ruud Geels , Rob Rensenbrink Trainer: Raymond Goethals	Ray Clemence - Phil Neal , Ray Kennedy , Alan Kennedy , Emlyn Hughes - Alan Hansen , Jimmy Case , Graeme Souness - David Johnson (54th Steve Heighway ), Kenny Dalglish , Terry McDermott Trainer: Bob Paisley
	1-0 Franky Vercauteren (15th) 2-1 François Van Der Elst (38th) 3-1 Rob Rensenbrink (89th)	1: 1 Jimmy Case (27.)

Return leg

Liverpool FC		RSC Anderlecht
	December 19, 1978 in Liverpool ( Anfield ) Result: 2: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 23,600 Referee: Nicolae Rainea ( Romania )
	Steve Ogrizovic - Phil Neal , Phil Thompson , Emlyn Hughes , Alan Hansen - Ray Kennedy , Jimmy Case , Terry McDermott - Kenny Dalglish , Graeme Souness , David Fairclough Trainer: Bob Paisley	Jacky Munaron - Gilbert Van Binst , Johnny Dusbaba , Matty Van Toorn , Jean Thissen - François Van der Elst , Franky Vercauteren , Arie Haan - Ludo Coeck , Ruud Geels , Rob Rensenbrink Trainer: Raymond Goethals
	1-0 Emlyn Hughes (13th) 2-1 David Fairclough (85th)	1: 1 François Van Der Elst (71.)

UEFA Super Cup 1979

The 7th edition of the competition took place in January and February 1980 between the winner of the 1978/79 European Cup, Nottingham Forest, and the winner of the 1978/79 European Cup, FC Barcelona.

First leg

Nottingham Forest		FC Barcelona
	January 30, 1980 in Nottingham ( City Ground ) Result: 1: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 23,000 Referee: Adolf Prokop ( GDR )
	Peter Shilton - Viv Anderson , Kenny Burns , Larry Lloyd , Frank Gray - Martin O'Neill , Stan Bowles , Charlie George - Trevor Francis , Garry Birtles , John Robertson Trainers: Brian Clough	Pedro María Artola - Rafael Zuviria , Antonio Olmo , Migueli , Adjutori Serrat - Quique Costas , Jesús Landáburu , Juan Manuel Asensi - Allan Simonsen (46th Juan José Estella ), Roberto Dinamite , (46th Francisco Carrasco ), Julián Rubio Trainer: László Kubala
	1-0 Charlie George (9th)

Return leg

FC Barcelona		Nottingham Forest
	February 5, 1980 in Barcelona ( Camp Nou ) Result: 1: 1 (1: 1) Spectators: 90,000 Referee: Walter Eschweiler ( Federal Republic of Germany )
	Pedro María Artola - Juan José Estella , Antonio Olmo , Migueli , Adjutori Serrat (85th Esteban Vigo ) - José Vicente Sánchez , Julián Rubio , Juan Manuel Asensi - Allan Simonsen , Roberto Dinamite , Francisco Carrasco Trainer: László Kubala	Peter Shilton - Viv Anderson , Frank Gray , John McGovern , Larry Lloyd , - Kenny Burns , Stan Bowles , Charlie George - Trevor Francis (69th Martin O'Neill ), Garry Birtles , John Robertson Trainers: Brian Clough
	1: 0 Roberto Dinamite (25th, foul penalty)	1: 1 Kenny Burns (43rd)

UEFA Super Cup 1980

The 8th playout of the competition took place in November and December 1980 between the winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1979/80 Nottingham Forest and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1979/80 Valencia CF. Valencia won the title on the away goals rule . It was the fourth time that the representative of the cup winners' competition won the Supercup.

First leg

Nottingham Forest		Valencia CF
	25 November 1980 in Nottingham ( City Ground ) Result: 2: 1 (0: 0) Spectators: 12,463 Referee: Alexis Ponnet ( Belgium )
	Peter Shilton - Viv Anderson , Kenny Burns , Larry Lloyd , Frank Gray - John McGovern , Gary Mills , Ian Bowyer , John Robertson - Peter Ward (75th Raimondo Ponte ), Ian Wallace Trainer: Brian Clough	Carlos Pareira - José Carrete , Ricardo Arias , Manuel Botubot , José Cerveró - Enrique Saura , Daniel Solsona , Ángel Castellanos , Javier Subirats - Fernando Morena , Darío Felman (75th Orlando Jiménez ) Trainer: Alfredo Di Stéfano
	1: 1 Ian Bowyer (58th) 2: 1 Ian Bowyer (88th)	0: 1 Felman (47th)

Return leg

Valencia CF		Nottingham Forest
	December 17, 1980 in Valencia ( Estadio Luis Casanova ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 45,000 Referee: Franz Wöhrer ( Austria )
	José Sempere - José Cerveró , Manuel Botubot , Ricardo Arias , Miguel Tendillo - Ángel Castellanos , Enrique Saura , Daniel Solsona - Fernando Morena , Javier Subirats , Mario Kempes Trainer: Alfredo Di Stéfano	Peter Shilton - Viv Anderson , Larry Lloyd , Kenny Burns , Bryn Gunn - Martin O'Neill , John McGovern , Raimondo Ponte - Trevor Francis , Ian Wallace , Steve Walsh Trainers: Brian Clough
	1-0 Fernando Morena (51.)

UEFA Super Cup 1981 (not held)

The planned ninth playout of the competition between the winner of the European Cup Winners 1980/81 Liverpool FC and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1980/81 Dinamo Tbilisi did not take place because the two teams could not agree on a date after official reasons.

UEFA Super Cup 1982

The 9th edition of the competition took place in January 1983 between the winner of the 1981/82 European Cup Aston Villa and the winner of the 1981/82 European Cup Winners' Cup from FC Barcelona. In its second Supercup participation after 1979, FC Barcelona was again subject to an English team.

First leg

FC Barcelona		Aston Villa
	January 19, 1983 in Barcelona ( Camp Nou ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 55,000 Referee: Bruno Galler ( Switzerland )
	Javier Urruticoechea - José Vicente Sánchez , José Ramón Alexanko , Migueli , Julio Alberto - Víctor Muñoz , Bernd Schuster , Periko (75th Urbano Ortega ) - Marcos Alonso Peña , Quini (70th Pichi Alonso ), Francisco Carrasco Trainer: Udo Lattek ( BR Germany )	Nigel Spink - Mark Jones (45th Colin Gibson ), Allan Evans , Ken McNaught , Gary Williams - Des Bremner , Dennis Mortimer , Gordon Cowans - Peter Withe , Gary Shaw Trainers: Tony Barton
	1-0 Marcos (52nd)

Return leg

Aston Villa		FC Barcelona
	January 26, 1983 in Birmingham ( Villa Park ) Result: 3: 0 n.v. (1: 0, 0: 0) Spectators: 31,570 Referee: Alexis Ponnet ( Belgium )
	Nigel Spink - Colin Gibson , Gary Williams , Allan Evans , Ken McNaught - Des Bremner , Andy Blair , Gordon Cowans - Gary Shaw , Peter Withe , Tony Morley (91st Mark Walters ) Trainer: Tony Barton	Javier Urruticoechea - José Vicente Sánchez , José Ramón Alexanko , Migueli , Julio Alberto - Víctor Muñoz , Bernd Schuster , Periko - Urbano Ortega , Francisco Carrasco (29th Quini , 55th Manolo ), Marcos Alonso Peña Trainer: Udo Lattek ( BR Germany )
	1-0 Gary Shaw (80th) 2-0 Gordon Cowans (99th, penalty) 3-0 Ken McNaught (104th)

UEFA Super Cup 1983

The 10th playout of the competition took place in November and December 1983 between the winner of the 1982/83 European Cup, Hamburger SV, and the winner of the 1982/83 European Cup, Aberdeen FC. Even when they took part in the Supercup for the second time after 1977, Hamburg did not win the title. The representative of the cup winners' competition won the Supercup title for the fifth time.

First leg

Hamburger SV		Aberdeen FC		Lineup
	November 22, 1983 in Hamburg ( Volksparkstadion ) Result : 0-0 Spectators: 12,000 Referee: Vojtěch Christov ( Czechoslovakia )
	Uli Stein - Bernd Wehmeyer , Holger Hieronymus , Ditmar Jakobs , Michael Schröder - Jürgen Groh , Jimmy Hartwig (46th Wolfram Wuttke ), Wolfgang Rolff , Felix Magath - Dieter Schatzschneider , Thomas von Heesen Trainer: Ernst Happel ( Austria )	Jim Leighton - Neale Cooper , Alex McLeish , Willie Miller , Doug Rougvie - Gordon Strachan , Neil Simpson , Doug Bell , Peter Weir - John Hewitt , Mark McGhee Trainers: Alex Ferguson

Return leg

Aberdeen FC		Hamburger SV		Lineup
	December 20, 1983 in Aberdeen ( Pittodrie Stadium ) Result: 2: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 24,000 Referee: Horst Brummeier ( Austria )
	Jim Leighton - Stuart McKimmie , Alex McLeish , Neil Simpson , John McMaster - Willie Miller , Gordon Strachan , Doug Bell - John Hewitt (64th Eric Black ), Mark McGhee , Peter Weir Trainers: Alex Ferguson	Ulrich Stein - Manfred Kaltz (68th Allan Hansen ), Holger Hieronymus , Ditmar Jakobs , Bernd Wehmeyer - Jimmy Hartwig , Michael Schröder , Jürgen Groh , Wolfgang Rolff , Felix Magath - Dieter Schatzschneider (41st Wolfram Wuttke ) Trainer: Ernst Happel ( Austria )
	1-0 Neil Simpson (47th) 2-0 Mark McGhee (65th)

UEFA Super Cup 1984

The 11th playout of the competition took place in January 1985 and was played for the first time without a second leg, as both clubs had only agreed one game due to deadlines. The winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1983/84 Liverpool FC met the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1983/84 Juventus Turin in Turin. The winner of the cup winners' competition won the title for the sixth time. Less than five months later, both teams faced each other in the final of the 1984/85 European Cup in the Heysel Stadium in Brussels, which was overshadowed by the Heysel disaster .

Game Statistics:

Juventus Turin		Liverpool FC
	January 16, 1985 in Turin ( Stadio Comunale ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 65,000 Referee: Dieter Pauly ( BR Germany )
	Luciano Bodini - Luciano Favero , Gaetano Scirea , Sergio Brio , Antonio Cabrini - Massimo Bonini Marco Tardelli , Michel Platini , Massimo Briaschi - Paolo Rossi , Zbigniew Boniek Trainer: Giovanni Trapattoni	Bruce Grobbelaar - Phil Neal , Mark Lawrenson (46th Gary Gillespie ), Alan Hansen , Alan Kennedy - Steve Nicol , Ronnie Whelan , Kevin MacDonald , John Wark - Paul Walsh , Ian Rush Trainers: Joe Fagan
	1-0 Zbigniew Boniek (40th) 2-0 Zbigniew Boniek (79th)

UEFA Super Cup 1985 (not held)

The planned twelfth playout of competition between the winners of the European Champions 'Cup 1984/85 Juventus and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1984/85 the FC Everton came as a result of the Heysel Stadium disaster not materialize. Juventus Turin was not allowed to play against Everton, which like all other English clubs had been banned from all European Cup competitions for five years.

UEFA Super Cup 1986

The 12th edition of the competition took place in February 1987 for the second time in just one game, this time on a neutral pitch in Monaco, and was also the first attempt by UEFA to gain more influence over the competition in terms of venue, date and organization. The winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1985/86 Steaua Bucharest met the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1985/86 Dynamo Kiev.

Game Statistics:

Steaua Bucharest		Dynamo Kiev
	February 24, 1987 in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 9,000 Referee: Luigi Agnolin ( Italy )
	Dumitru Stângaciu - Miodrag Belodedici - Ştefan Iovan , Adrian Bumbescu , Ilie Bărbulescu - László Bölöni , Lucian Bălan , Tudorel Stoica , Gheorghe Hagi (83 Gabi Balint ) - Marius Lăcătuş (89. Mihail Majearu ), Victor Piţurcă Coach: Anghel Iordănescu	Viktor Chanov - Sergei Pavlovich Baltacha - Andriy Bal , Oleh Kuznetsov , Anatoliy Demyanenko - Vadym Yevtushenko , Pavlo Yakovenko , Oleksandr Sawarow (78th Oleh Morozov ), Vasyl Rats - Igor Belanov (51. Oleksiy Mykhaylychenko ), Oleh Blokhin Coach: Valeriy Lobanovskyi
	1-0 Gheorghe Hagi (45th)

UEFA Super Cup 1987

The 13th edition of the competition took place in November 1987 and January 1988 between the winner of the 1986/87 European Cup, FC Porto and the winner of the 1986/87 European Cup, Ajax Amsterdam.

First leg

Ajax Amsterdam		FC Porto
	November 24, 1987 in Amsterdam ((Olympic Stadium)) Result: 0: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 30,000 Referee: Robert Valentine ( Scotland )
	Stanley Menzo - Danny Blind , Frank Verlaat , Aron Winter , Rob Witschge - Jan Wouters (68th Ronald de Boer ), John van 't Schip , Arnold Mühren (46th Richard Witschge ) - Dennis Bergkamp , John Bosman , Ally Dick Trainers: Johan Cruyff	Józef Młynarczyk - João Pinto , Geraldão , Lima Pareira , Augusto Inácio - António André , Jaime Magalhães , António Frasco (81st Quim ), António Sousa - Rui Barros , Fernando Gomes Trainer: Tomislav Ivić ( Yugoslavia )
		0: 1 Rui Barros (5th)

Return leg

FC Porto		Ajax Amsterdam
	January 13, 1988 in Porto ( Estádio das Antas ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 50,000 Referee: Aron Schmidhuber ( BR Germany )
	Józef Młynarczyk - João Pinto , Geraldão , Lima Pareira , Augusto Inácio - Bandarinha (82nd Samedo ), Jaime Magalhães , Rui Barros , António Sousa , António André (68th Jorge Plácido ) - Fernando Gomes Trainer: Tomislav Ivić ( Yugoslavia )	Stanley Menzo - Danny Blind , Jan Wouters , Larsson , Danny Hesp - John van 't Schip , Aron Winter , Arnold Mühren - Dennis Bergkamp (80th Henny Meijer ), John Bosman , Richard Witschge (63rd Bryan Roy ) Trainer: Johan Cruyff
	1-0 António Sousa (70th)

UEFA Super Cup 1988

The 14th edition of the competition took place in February 1989 between the winner of the European Cup Winners 'Cup 1987/88 , PSV Eindhoven and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1987/88 , KV Mechelen; For the first time there was a meeting between two clubs from the Dutch-speaking area. With KV Mechelen, the representative of the cup winner competition prevailed against the representative of the national championship competition for the seventh time.

First leg

KV Mechelen		PSV Eindhoven
	February 1, 1989 in Mechelen ( Achter de Kazerne ) Result: 3: 0 (2: 0) Spectators: 6,500 Referee: Siegfried Kirschen ( GDR )
	Michel Preud'homme - Marc Emmers - Koenraad Sanders , Graeme Rutjes , Bruno Versavel - Wim Hofkens , Erwin Koeman (58th Geert Deferm ), Pascal De Wilde , Paul Demesmaeker - John Bosman (90th Marc Wilmots ), Piet Den Boer Trainers: Aad de Mos ( Netherlands )	Patrick Lodewijks - Ronald Koeman - Eric Gerets , Stan Valckx , John Veldman - Berry van Aerle , Søren Lerby , Gerald Vanenburg - Romário , Hans Gillhaus , Anton Janssen (73rd Juul Ellerman ) Trainer: Guus Hiddink
	1-0 John Bosman (17th) 2-0 Pascal De Wilde (18th) 3-0 John Bosman (50th)

Return leg

PSV Eindhoven		KV Mechelen
	February 15, 1989 in Eindhoven ( Philips Stadium ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 17,100 Referee: Erik Fredriksson ( Sweden )
	Patrick Lodewijks - Ronald Koeman - Eric Gerets , Jozef Chovanec , Jan Heintze - Berry van Aerle , Gerald Vanenburg , Edward Linskens (66th Stan Valckx ) - Hans Gillhaus , Romário , Juul Ellerman Trainer: Guus Hiddink	Michel Preud'homme - Marc Emmers (40th Erwin Koeman ) - Koenraad Sanders , Graeme Rutjes , Geert Deferm - Pascal De Wilde , Wim Hofkens , Bruno Versavel , Paul Demesmaeker - John Bosman , Piet Den Boer Trainer: Aad de Mos ( Netherlands )
	1: 0 Hans Gillhaus (78th)

UEFA Super Cup 1989

The 15th draw of the competition took place in November 1989 between the winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1988/89 AC Milan and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1988/89 FC Barcelona. In his second participation after 1973, AC Milan won its first Supercup title. On the other hand, FC Barcelona did not win the title in the third attempt after 1979 and 1982.

First leg

FC Barcelona		AC Milan
	November 22, 1989 in Barcelona ( Camp Nou ) Result: 1: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 70,000 Referee: Joël Quiniou ( France )
	Andoni Zubizarreta - Ronald Koeman - Ricardo Serna , Aloísio Pires Alves - Luis Milla , Eusebio Sacristán , José Mari Bakero , Guillermo Amor (77th Onésimo Sánchez ) - Julio Salinas (64th Roberto Fernández Bonillo ), Michael Laudrup , Txiki Begiristain Trainer: Johan Cruyff ( Netherlands )	Giovanni Galli - Stefano Salvatori , Mauro Tassotti , Alessandro Costacurta , Paolo Maldini - Diego Fuser , Frank Rijkaard , Roberto Donadoni (82nd Giovanni Stroppa ), Alberico Evani - Marco van Basten , Daniele Massaro (88th Marco Simone ) Trainer: Arrigo Sacchi
	1: 1 Guillermo Amor (67th)	0: 1 Marco van Basten (44th, penalty kick)

Return leg

AC Milan		FC Barcelona
	November 29, 1989 in Milan ( Giuseppe Meazza Stadium ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 55,000 Referee: Helmut Kohl ( Austria )
	Giovanni Galli - Stefano Carobbi , Mauro Tassotti , Alessandro Costacurta , Paolo Maldini - Diego Fuser , Frank Rijkaard , Roberto Donadoni , Alberico Evani - Marco van Basten , Daniele Massaro (66th Marco Simone ) Trainer: Arrigo Sacchi	Andoni Zubizarreta - Luis María López Rekarte (75th Onésimo Sánchez ), José Ramón Alexanko , Ricardo Serna - Luis Milla , Eusebio Sacristán , José Mari Bakero , Roberto Fernández Bonillo - Jordi Roura (10th Miquel Soler ), Julio Salinas , Txiki Begiristain coach : Johan Cruyff ( Netherlands )
	1-0 Alberigo Evani (55th)

UEFA Super Cup 1990

The 16th edition of the competition took place between the winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1989/90 AC Milan and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1989/90 Sampdoria Genoa; for the first time in the history of the UEFA Super Cup, two teams from the same country faced each other. In its third participation after 1973 and 1989, AC Milan defended its title from the previous year as the second club after Ajax Amsterdam and also drew level with Ajax with two Supercup wins.

First leg

Sampdoria Genoa		AC Milan
	October 10, 1990 in Genoa ( Stadio Luigi Ferraris ) Result: 1: 1 (1: 1) Spectators: 19,724 Referee: José dos Santos ( Portugal )
	Gianluca Pagliuca - Moreno Mannini , Giovanni Invernizzi - Fausto Pari , Marco Lanna , Luca Pellegrini - Oleksij Mychajlytschenko , Attilio Lombardo , Marco Branca - Roberto Mancini , Giuseppe Dossena Trainer: Vujadin Boškov ( Yugoslavia )	Andrea Pazzagli - Mauro Tassotti , Alessandro Costacurta - Gianluca Gaudenzi , Filippo Galli , Franco Baresi , Roberto Donadoni (59th Frank Rijkaard ), Carlo Ancelotti - Daniele Massaro , Ruud Gullit , Alberico Evani (70th Giovanni Stroppa ) Trainer: Arrigo Sacchi
	1: 0 Oleksiy Mychajlychenko (31st)	1: 1 Alberigo Evani (40th)

Return leg

AC Milan		Sampdoria Genoa
	November 29, 1990 in Bologna ( Stadio Renato Dall'Ara ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 21,735 Referee: Zoran Petrović ( Yugoslavia )
	Andrea Pazzagli - Franco Baresi - Mauro Tassotti , Alessandro Costacurta (78th Filippo Galli ), Paolo Maldini - Angelo Carbone , Carlo Ancelotti , Frank Rijkaard , Alberico Evani - Massimo Agostini , Ruud Gullit , (75th Roberto Donadoni ) Trainer: Arrigo Sacchi	Gianluca Pagliuca - Luca Pellegrini - Marco Lanna , Pietro Vierchowod , Ivano Bonetti - Fausto Pari , Oleksiy Mykhaylychenko (68. Giuseppe Dossena ), Srečko Katanec (85. Marco Branca ), Attilio Lombardo - Roberto Mancini , Gianluca Vialli Coach: Vujadin Boškov ( Yugoslavia )
	1-0 Ruud Gullit (44th) 2-0 Frank Rijkaard (76th)

UEFA Super Cup 1991

The 17th edition of the competition took place in Manchester in November 1991 for the third time in just one game. This time there was no game in Belgrade due to the war in Yugoslavia . The winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1990/91 Red Star Belgrade met the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1990/91 Manchester United in Manchester. For the eighth time, the winner of the cup winners competition won the title against the winner of the national championship competition.

Game Statistics:

Manchester United		Red Star Belgrade
	November 19, 1991 at 7:15 pm in Manchester ( Old Trafford ) Result: 1: 0 (0: 0) Spectators: 22,110 Referee: Mario van der Ende ( Netherlands )
	Peter Schmeichel - Lee Martin (69th Ryan Giggs ), Gary Pallister , Denis Irwin - Neil Webb , Paul Ince , Clayton Blackmore , Steve Bruce - Andrei Antanassowitsch Kantschelskis , Mark Hughes , Brian McClair Trainer: Alex Ferguson ( Scotland )	Zvonko Milojević - Duško Radinović , Miodrag Belodedici , Goran Vasilijevic , Miroslav Tanjga - Vlada Stošić , Vladimir Jugović , Dejan Savićević (84th Ilija Ivić ), Ilija Najdoski , Siniša Mihajlović - Darko Pančev Coach: Vladica Popović
	1-0 Brian McClair (67th)

UEFA Super Cup 1992

The 18th edition of the competition took place in February and March 1993 between the winner of the European Cup Winners ' Cup 1991/92 FC Barcelona and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1991/92 at SV Werder Bremen. In its fourth participation after 1979, 1982 and 1989, FC Barcelona won its first Supercup title. With SV Werder Bremen, after 1975 and 1976 with Bayern Munich and 1977 and 1983 with Hamburger SV, a German team failed for the fifth time.

First leg

Werder Bremen		FC Barcelona		Lineup
	February 10, 1993 at 8:15 p.m. in Bremen ( Weserstadion ) Result: 1: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 22,096 Referee: Kim Milton Nielsen ( Denmark )
	Oliver Reck - Rune Bratseth - Uli Borowka , Thorsten Legat - Manfred Bockenfeld , Frank Neubarth , Mirko Votava , Andreas Herzog , Dieter Eilts , Marco Bode (69th Stefan Kohn ) - Bernd Hobsch (77th Klaus Allofs ) Trainer: Otto Rehhagel	Andoni Zubizarreta - Albert Ferrer , Ronald Koeman , Jon Andoni Goikoetxea - Eusebio Sacristán , Miguel Ángel Nadal , José Mari Bakero (67th Txiki Begiristain ), Guillermo Amor , Richard Witschge - Julio Salinas (83rd Thomas Christiansen ), Christo Stoitschkow Trainer: Johan Cruyff ( Netherlands )
	1: 1 Klaus Allofs (87th)	0-1 Julio Salinas (38th)
	Manfred Bockenfeld

Return leg

FC Barcelona		Werder Bremen		Lineup
	March 10, 1993 at 9:15 pm in Barcelona ( Camp Nou ) Result: 2: 1 (1: 1) Spectators: 75,000 Referee: Bo Karlsson ( Sweden )
	Andoni Zubizarreta - Albert Ferrer , Ronald Koeman , Eusebio Sacristán - Jon Andoni Goikoetxea , Miguel Ángel Nadal , Pep Guardiola (79th Julio Salinas ), José Mari Bakero (51st Txiki Begiristain ), Guillermo Amor - Michael Laudrup , Christo Stoitschkow Trainer: Johan Cruyff ( Netherlands )	Oliver Reck - Rune Bratseth - Thomas Wolter , Uli Borowka - Thomas Schaaf (32nd Hans-Jürgen Gundelach ), Wynton Rufer , Dieter Eilts , Andreas Herzog , Marco Bode , Thorsten Legat (77th Klaus Allofs ) - Bernd Hobsch Trainer: Otto Rehhagel
	1: 0 Christo Stoitschkov (33.) 2: 1 Jon Andoni Goikoetxea (48.)	1: 1 Wynton Rufer (41st, penalty kick)
		Oliver Reck (30.)

UEFA Super Cup 1993

The 19th draw of the competition took place in January and February 1994 between the finalists of the UEFA Champions League 1992/93 AC Milan, as the winner Olympique Marseille was suspended due to a bribery scandal, and the winner of the European Cup Winners' Cup 1992/93 AC Parma; this was the second time that two clubs from the same country faced each other. For the ninth time, the winner of the cup winner competition won against the representative of the national championship competition.

First leg

AC Parma		AC Milan
	January 12, 1994 at 8:30 p.m. in Parma ( Stadio Ennio Tardini ) Result: 0: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 8,083 Referee: Manuel Díaz Vega ( Spain )
	Marco Ballotta - David Balleri , Antonio Benarrivo (77th Alberto Di Chiara ), Lorenzo Minotti , Luigi Apolloni - Roberto Néstor Sensini , Gabriele Pin , Massimo Crippa - Gianfranco Zola , Faustino Asprilla , Tomas Brolin Trainer: Nevio Scala	Sebastiano Rossi - Mauro Tassotti , Paolo Maldini , Franco Baresi , Alessandro Costacurta - Demetrio Albertini (70th Daniele Massaro ), Stefano Eranio , Marcel Desailly , Dejan Savićević (87th Christian Panucci ), Roberto Donadoni - Jean-Pierre Papin Trainer: Fabio Capello
		0: 1 Jean-Pierre Papin (43.)

Return leg

AC Milan		AC Parma
	February 2, 1994 at 8:30 p.m. in Milan ( Giuseppe Meazza Stadium ) Result: 0: 2 n.v. (0: 1, 0: 1) Spectators: 24,074 Referee: Kurt Röthlisberger ( Switzerland )
	Sebastiano Rossi - Christian Panucci , Paolo Maldini , Franco Baresi , Alessandro Costacurta - Demetrio Albertini (64th Gianluigi Lentini ), Brian Laudrup (76th Angelo Carbone ), Marcel Desailly , Roberto Donadoni - Jean-Pierre Papin , Daniele Massaro Trainer: Fabio Capello	Marco Ballotta - Antonio Benarrivo , Alberto Di Chiara , Lorenzo Minotti , Salvatore Matrecano - Roberto Néstor Sensini , Gabriele Pin , Massimo Crippa - Gianfranco Zola (104th Daniele Zoratto ), Faustino Asprilla , Tomas Brolin Trainer: Nevio Scala
		0: 1 Sensini (23rd) 0: 2 Crippa (95th)

UEFA Super Cup 1994

The 20th competition took place in February 1995 between the 1993/94 UEFA Champions League winners AC Milan and the 1993/94 European Cup Winners' Cup , Arsenal FC. AC Milan won the Supercup for the third time when it took part for the fifth time, making it the sole record holder of the competition.

First leg

Arsenal FC		AC Milan
	February 1, 1995 at 8:00 p.m. in London ( Highbury ) Result : 0-0 Spectators: 38,044 Referee: Mario van der Ende ( Netherlands )
	David Seaman - Lee Dixon , Nigel Winterburn , Tony Adams , Steve Bould - Stefan Schwarz , John Jensen , (85th David Hillier ), Ian Selley - Ian Wright , John Hartson , Kevin Campbell (74th Paul Merson ) Trainer: George Graham ( Scotland )	Sebastiano Rossi - Mauro Tassotti , Paolo Maldini , Franco Baresi , Alessandro Costacurta - Demetrio Albertini , Roberto Donadoni , Marcel Desailly , Dejan Savićević (89th Paolo Di Canio ) - Marco Simone , Daniele Massaro Coach: Fabio Capello

Return leg

AC Milan		Arsenal FC
	February 8, 1995 at 8:30 p.m. in Milan ( Giuseppe Meazza Stadium ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 23,953 Referee: Hellmut Krug ( Germany )
	Sebastiano Rossi - Mauro Tassotti , Christian Panucci , Franco Baresi , Alessandro Costacurta - Demetrio Albertini , Roberto Donadoni , Marcel Desailly , Dejan Savićević (89th Paolo Di Canio ), Zvonimir Boban - Daniele Massaro (80th Stefano Eranio ) Trainer: Fabio Capello	David Seaman - Lee Dixon (66th Ray Parlor ), Nigel Winterburn , Tony Adams , Steve Bould - Stefan Schwarz , Paul Merson , Ian Selley - Ian Wright , John Hartson , Kevin Campbell (76th Martin Keown ) Trainer: George Graham ( Scotland )
	1: 0 Zvonimir Boban (41.) 2: 0 Daniele Massaro (67.)

UEFA Super Cup 1995

The 21st competition took place in February 1996 between the 1994/95 UEFA Champions League winners Ajax Amsterdam and the 1994/95 European Cup Winners' Cup Real Saragossa. Ajax won the Supercup for the third time in its fourth participation after 1972 and 1973, drawing level with AC Milan as the record winner of the competition.

First leg

Real Zaragoza		Ajax Amsterdam
	February 6, 1996 at 8:30 p.m. in Saragossa ( La Romareda ) Result: 1: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 17,500 Referee: Rémi Harrel ( France )
	Juanmi - Alberto Belsué , Jesús Solana , Luis Carlos Cuartero , Óscar Luis Celada - Xavier Aguado , Gustavo Adrián López ( Sergio Berti ), Nayim - Fernando Morientes , Francisco Higuera , Daniel García Lara ( Miguel Pardeza ) Trainer: Víctor Fernández Braulio	Edwin van der Sar - Michael Reiziger , Danny Blind , Frank de Boer , Winston Bogarde - Arnold Scholten , Finidi George , Kizito Musampa ( Dave van den Bergh ) - Patrick Kluivert , Jari Litmanen ( Nordin Wooter ), Ronald de Boer Trainer: Louis van Gaal
	1-0 Xavier Aguado (28th)	1: 1 Patrick Kluivert (70th)

Return leg

Ajax Amsterdam		Real Zaragoza
	February 28, 1996 at 6:30 p.m. in Amsterdam ( Olympic Stadium ) Result: 4: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 23,000 Referee: Leslie Mottram ( Scotland )
	Edwin van der Sar - Michael Reiziger , Danny Blind , Frank de Boer , Winston Bogarde - Arnold Scholten (79th Dave van den Bergh ), Finidi George (71st Rob Gehring ), Edgar Davids - Patrick Kluivert (71st Andriy Demchenko ), Jari Litmanen , Sonny Silooy Trainer: Louis van Gaal	Andoni Cedrún - Alberto Belsué , Jesús García Sanjuán , Fernando Cáceres , Óscar Luis Celada - Xavier Aguado , Gustavo Adrián López (63rd José Aurelio Gay ), Santiago Aragón - Fernando Morientes (81st Luis Carlos Cuartero ), Francisco Higuera (65th José Belman ), Daniel García Lara Trainer: Víctor Fernández Braulio
	1: 0 Winston Bogarde (43.) 2: 0 Finidi George (54.) 3: 0 Danny Blind (65., penalty) 4: 0 Danny Blind (69., penalty)
		Andoni Cedrún (64th), Óscar Luis Celada (68th),

UEFA Super Cup 1996

The 22nd edition of the competition took place in January and February 1997 between the 1995/96 UEFA Champions League winner Juventus Turin and the 1995/96 European Cup Winners' Cup Paris Saint Germain. For Juventus Turin it was the third Supercup title after 1984.

First leg

Paris Saint-Germain		Juventus Turin
	January 15, 1997 at 8:30 p.m. in Paris ( Parc des Princes ) Result: 1: 6 (0: 4) Spectators: 29,519 Referee: Nikolai Levnikow ( Russia )
	Bernard Lama - Didier Domi (55th Leonardo Nascimento de Araújo ), Paul Le Guen , Bruno N'Gotty , Jimmy Algerino (34th Daniel Kenedy ) - Laurent Fournier , Vincent Guérin , Jérôme Leroy , Raí - Patrice Loko , Julio César Dely Valdés (61st Cyrille Pouget ) Coach: Ricardo Gomes ( Brazil )	Angelo Peruzzi - Moreno Torricelli , Ciro Ferrara (73rd Mark Iuliano ), Sergio Porrini , Gianluca Pessotto - Didier Deschamps , Angelo Di Livio , Zinédine Zidane , Alessio Tacchinardi (67th Attilio Lombardo ) - Michele Padovano (73rd Nicola Amoruso ), Alessandro Del Piero Coach: Marcello Lippi
	1: 4 Raí (52nd, penalty)	0-1 Sergio Porrini (4th) 0-2 Michele Padovano (22nd) 0-3 Ciro Ferrara (33rd) 0-4 Michele Padovano (40th) 1-5 Attilio Lombardo (83rd) 1-6 Nicola Amoruso (88.)
	Raí	Didier Deschamps
	Laurent Fournier (64th)

Return leg

Juventus Turin		Paris Saint-Germain
	5th February 1997 at 8:45 p.m. in Palermo ( Stadio La Favorita ) Result: 3: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 35,100 Referee: Serge Muhmenthaler ( Switzerland )
	Angelo Peruzzi - Moreno Torricelli (72nd Sergio Porrini ), Ciro Ferrara , Paolo Montero , Gianluca Pessotto - Vladimir Jugović , Angelo Di Livio , Zinédine Zidane , Alessio Tacchinardi (67th Attilio Lombardo ) - Michele Padovano (67th Christian Vieri ), Alessandro Del Piero Coach: Marcello Lippi	Bernard Lama - Daniel Kenedy , Paul Le Guen , Didier Domi , Jimmy Algerino - Benoît Cauet , Leonardo Nascimento de Araújo (80th Bernard Allou ), Vincent Guérin (75th Jérôme Leroy ), Raí - Patrice Loko (90th Roméo Calenda ), Julio César Dely Valdés Coach: Ricardo Gomes ( Brazil )
	1-0 Alessandro Del Piero (36th) 2-1 Alessandro Del Piero (70th) 3-1 Christian Vieri (90th)	1: 1 Raí (63rd)
		Didier Domi

UEFA Super Cup 1997

The 23rd competition took place in January and March 1998 between the 1996/97 UEFA Champions League winners Borussia Dortmund and the 1996/97 European Cup Winners' Cup, FC Barcelona. Barcelona won their second Supercup title in their fifth appearance since 1992. It was the tenth time that the representative of the cup winner competition prevailed against the representative of the national championship competition. Borussia was the fourth German participant in the Supercup. With the Dortmund defeat, a German team also lost in the sixth attempt.

First leg

FC Barcelona		Borussia Dortmund		Lineup
	January 8, 1998 in Barcelona ( Camp Nou ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 50,000 Referee: David Elleray ( England )
	Ruud Hesp - Albert Ferrer , Winston Bogarde , Michael Reiziger (70th Abelardo Fernández ), Sergi Barjuán - Luís Figo (86th Christo Stoitschkow ), Albert Celades , Iván de la Peña , Rivaldo (86th Giovanni Silva de Oliveira ), Luis Enrique - Sonny Anderson Coach: Louis van Gaal ( Netherlands )	Stefan Klos - Manfred Binz - Martin Kree , René Schneider (46th Knut Reinhardt ), Lars Ricken , Jörg Heinrich - Steffen Freund , Wladimir Wladimirowitsch But (77th Michael Zorc ), Jovan Kirovski - Ibrahim Tanko (58th Stéphane Chapuisat ), Harry Decheiver Trainer: Nevio Scala ( Italy )
	1-0 Luis Enrique (8th) 2-0 Rivaldo (61st)
	Michael Reiziger	Martin Kree, Ibrahim Tanko

Return leg

Borussia Dortmund		FC Barcelona		Lineup
	March 11, 1998 at 8:00 p.m. in Dortmund ( Westfalenstadion ) Result: 1: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 32,500 Referee: Piero Ceccarini ( Italy )
	Stefan Klos - Manfred Binz - Martin Kree , René Schneider , Jürgen Kohler (72nd Jovan Kirovski ), Jörg Heinrich - Steffen Freund , Michael Zorc (19th Björn Mehnert ), Lars Ricken - Stéphane Chapuisat (46th Bashiru Gambo ), Harry Decheiver Coach: Nevio Scala ( Italy )	Ruud Hesp - Albert Ferrer , Winston Bogarde , Miguel Ángel Nadal , Sergi Barjuán - Luís Figo , Albert Celades (79th Guillermo Amor ), Giovanni Silva de Oliveira , Rivaldo , Luis Enrique (89th Dragan Ćirić ) - Sonny Anderson (71st Óscar García Junyent ) Coach: Louis van Gaal ( Netherlands )
	1: 1 Jörg Heinrich (65th)	0: 1 Giovanni Silva de Oliveira (7th)
	Jürgen Kohler	Óscar García Junyent

UEFA Super Cup 1998

The 24th edition of the competition took place in August 1998 between the 1997/98 UEFA Champions League winners Real Madrid and the 1997/98 European Cup Winners' Cup , Chelsea FC. For the fourth time the Supercup was played in one game and for the second time after 1986 in Monaco. From this year, UEFA set Monaco as the permanent venue and the date for the start of the new European Cup season for the Supercup. It was the eleventh time that the representative of the cup winner competition prevailed against the representative of the national championship competition.

Game Statistics:

real Madrid		Chelsea FC		Lineup
	August 28, 1998 in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 0: 1 (0: 0) Spectators: 11,600 Referee: Marc Batta ( France )
	Bodo Illgner - Christian Panucci , Fernando Hierro , Manolo Sanchís , Roberto Carlos - Clarence Seedorf , Christian Karembeu (58th Fernando Morientes ), Fernando Redondo , Sávio Bortolini Pimentel - Raúl , Predrag Mijatović (74th Robert Jarni ) Trainer: Guus Hiddink ( Netherlands )	Ed de Goey - Albert Ferrer , Marcel Desailly , Frank Lebœuf , Graeme Le Saux - Roberto Di Matteo (63rd Gustavo Poyet ), Michael Duberry , Dennis Wise , Celestine Babayaro - Pierluigi Casiraghi (88th Tore André Flo ), Gianfranco Zola (83rd . Brian Laudrup ) coach: Gianluca Vialli ( Italy )
		0: 1 Gustavo Poyet (83.)
	Christian Karembeu (52nd), Fernando Morientes (86th)	Albert Ferrer (7th), Celestine Babayaro (32nd)

UEFA Super Cup 1999

The 25th competition took place in Monaco in August 1999, as in the previous year, between the winners of the 1998/99 UEFA Champions League Manchester United and - for the last time - the winners of the 1998/99 European Cup Winners' Cup in Lazio. It was the twelfth time that the representative of the cup winner competition prevailed against the representative of the national championship competition.

Game Statistics:

Manchester United		Lazio Rome		Lineup
	August 27, 1999 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 0: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 15,000 Referee: Ryszard Wojcik ( Poland )
	Raimond van der Gouw - Gary Neville , Jaap Stam (57th John Curtis ), Henning Berg , Phil Neville - David Beckham (58th Jordi Cruyff ), Roy Keane , Paul Scholes - Ole Gunnar Solskjær , Andrew Cole (78th Jonathan Greening ) , Teddy Sheringham Trainer: Alex Ferguson ( Scotland )	Luca Marchegiani - Paolo Negro , Alessandro Nesta , Siniša Mihajlović , Giuseppe Pancaro - Pavel Nedvěd (66th Attilio Lombardo ), Matías Almeyda , Juan Sebastián Verón , Dejan Stanković - Simone Inzaghi (23rd Marcelo Salas ), Roberto Diego Mancini (84th Marcelo Salas ), Roberto Diego Mancini (84th ) Coach: Sven-Göran Eriksson ( Sweden )
		0: 1 Marcelo Salas (35.)
	Paul Scholes	Juan Sebastián Verón

UEFA Super Cup 2000

The 26th edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2000 between the 1999/2000 UEFA Champions League winners Real Madrid and - for the first time - the 1999/2000 UEFA Cup winners Galatasaray Istanbul. It was the 13th time that the representative of the allegedly weaker UEFA Cup prevailed against the representative of the national championship competition. For the first and so far only time the competition was decided by a golden goal .

Game Statistics:

real Madrid		Galatasaray Istanbul
	August 25, 2000 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 2 n.GG (1: 1, 0: 1) Spectators: 15,000 Referee: Günter Benkö ( Austria )
	Iker Casillas - Geremi Njitap , Iván Campo (66th Flávio Conceição ), Iván Helguera , Roberto Carlos - Albert Celades (99th Míchel Salgado ), Claude Makélélé , Luís Figo , Guti (53rd Pedro Munitis ), Sávio Bortolini Pimentel - Raúl coach : Vicente del Bosque	Cláudio Taffarel - Bülent Korkmaz , Gheorghe Popescu , Capone (84th Fatih Akyel ), Hakan Ünsal - Okan Buruk (81st Hasan Şaş ), Emre Belözoğlu , Gheorghe Hagi (72nd Bülent Akın ) - Suat Kaya , Ümit Jardel , Mário Trainer : Mircea Lucescu ( Romania )
	1: 1 Raúl (79th penalty)	0: 1 Mário Jardel (41st, penalty) 1-2 Mário Jardel (103rd, golden goal )
	Claude Makélélé (22nd), Iván Helguera (32nd), Luís Figo (70th), Pedro Munitis (99th)	Okan Buruk (7th), Suat Kaya (29th), Ümit Davala (90th)

UEFA Super Cup 2001

The 27th competition took place in Monaco in August 2001 between the 2000/01 UEFA Champions League winners FC Bayern Munich and the 2000/01 UEFA Cup winners Liverpool FC. It was the 14th time that the UEFA Cup representative prevailed. At the same time it was the seventh time that a German club failed in an attempt to win the Supercup title.

Game Statistics:

FC Bayern Munich		Liverpool FC		Lineup
	August 24, 2001 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 2: 3 (0: 2) Spectators: 13,824 Referee: Vítor Melo Pereira ( Portugal )
	Oliver Kahn - Willy Sagnol , Pablo Thiam , Robert Kovač , Thomas Linke , Bixente Lizarazu - Ciriaco Sforza (66th Niko Kovač ), Hasan Salihamidžić (72nd Roque Santa Cruz ), Owen Hargreaves - Giovane Élber , Claudio Pizarro (66th Carsten Jancker ) Trainer: Ottmar Hitzfeld	Sander Westerveld - Markus Babbel , Stéphane Henchoz , Sami Hyypiä , Jamie Carragher - Steven Gerrard (66th Igor Bišćan ), Gary McAllister , Dietmar Hamann , John Arne Riise (70th Danny Murphy ) - Emile Heskey , Michael Owen (83rd Robbie Fowler ) Coach: Gérard Houllier ( France )
	1: 3 Hasan Salihamidžić (57.) 2: 3 Carsten Jancker (82.)	0: 1 John Arne Riise (23rd) 0: 2 Emile Heskey (45th) 0: 3 Michael Owen (46th)
		Dietmar Hamann (14.)

UEFA Super Cup 2002

The 28th edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2002 between the 2001/02 UEFA Champions League winner Real Madrid and the 2001/02 UEFA Cup winner Feyenoord Rotterdam. For Real it was the first Supercup title on the third attempt.

Game Statistics:

real Madrid		Feyenoord Rotterdam
	August 30, 2002 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 3: 1 (2: 0) Spectators: 13,284 Referee: Hugh Dallas ( Scotland )
	Iker Casillas - Míchel Salgado , Fernando Hierro , Iván Helguera , Roberto Carlos - Esteban Cambiasso (88th Francisco Pavón ), Claude Makélélé , Luís Figo , Guti (71st Javier Portillo ), Zinédine Zidane (86th Santiago Solari ) - Raúl Trainer: Vicente del Bosque	Edwin Zoetebier - Brett Emerton , Christian Gyan (72nd Thomas Buffel ), Patrick Paauwe , Tomasz Rząsa - Kees van Wonderen , Paul Bosvelt , Bonaventure Kalou , Shinji Ono - Pierre van Hooijdonk , Anthony Lurling Trainer: Bert van Marwijk
	1-0 Patrick Paauwe (15th, own goal) 2-0 Roberto Carlos (21st) 3-1 Guti (60th)	2: 1 Pierre van Hooijdonk (56th)

UEFA Super Cup 2003

The 29th competition took place in Monaco in August 2003 between the 2002/03 UEFA Champions League winners AC Milan and the 2002/03 UEFA Cup winners FC Porto. AC Milan expanded its previous record with the fourth Supercup title on his sixth participation.

Game Statistics:

AC Milan		FC Porto
	August 29, 2003 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 16,885 Referee: Graham Barber ( England )
	Dida - Dario Šimić , Alessandro Nesta , Paolo Maldini , Giuseppe Pancaro - Gennaro Gattuso , Andrea Pirlo , Clarence Seedorf (71st Massimo Ambrosini ), Rui Costa (85th Cafu ) - Andrij Shevchenko (76th Rivaldo ), Filippo Inzaghi Trainer: Carlo Ancelotti	Vítor Baía - Paulo Ferreira , Jorge Costa , Ricardo Carvalho , Ricardo Costa - Costinha (67th José Bosingwa ), Deco , Maniche , Dmitri Anatoljewitsch Alenitschew (75th Ricardo Ribeiro Fernandes ) - Derlei , Benni McCarthy (60th Edgaras Jankauskas ) coach: José Mourinho
	1: 0 Andrij Shevchenko (10th)
	Clarence Seedorf (19th), Andrea Pirlo (83rd), Massimo Ambrosini (90th + 1 ')	Ricardo Ribeiro Fernandes (86th), Maniche (90th + 4 ')

UEFA Super Cup 2004

The 30th edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2004 between the 2003/04 UEFA Champions League winners FC Porto and the 2003/04 UEFA Cup winners , Valencia CF. Valencia CF won its second Supercup title in its second participation since 1980. It was the 15th time that the UEFA Cup representative prevailed.

Game Statistics:

FC Porto		Valencia CF
	August 27, 2004 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 2 (0: 1) Spectators: 15,000 Referee: Terje Hauge ( Norway )
	Vítor Baía - Georgios Seitaridis , Jorge Costa , Pepe , Nuno Valente - Costinha , Maniche , Hugo Leal (61st Ricardo Quaresma ), Carlos Alberto - Hélder Postiga , Benni McCarthy (72nd César Peixoto ) Coach: Víctor Fernández Braulio ( Spain )	Santiago Cañizares - Curro Torres , David Navarro , Carlos Marchena , Amedeo Carboni - Vicente Rodríguez , Rubén Baraja , David Albelda , Francisco Rufete - Bernardo Corradi (87th Pablo Aimar ), Marco Di Vaio (77th Mista ) Coach: Claudio Ranieri ( Italy )
	1: 2 Ricardo Quaresma (78th)	0: 1 Rubén Baraja (33.) 0: 2 Marco Di Vaio (67.)
	Benni McCarthy (42nd), Jorge Costa (52nd), Ricardo Quaresma (72nd)	David Navarro (16th), David Albelda (40), Amedeo Carboni (90th + 2 ')

UEFA Super Cup 2005

The 31st competition took place in Monaco in August 2005 between the 2004/05 UEFA Champions League winners Liverpool FC and the 2004/05 UEFA Cup winners CSKA Moscow. Liverpool FC won their third Supercup title after 1977 and 2001 on their sixth appearance.

Game Statistics:

Liverpool FC		CSKA Moscow		Lineup
	August 26, 2005 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 3: 1 n.v. (1: 1, 0: 1) Spectators: 17,000 Referee: René Temmink ( Netherlands )
	Pepe Reina - Josemi , Jamie Carragher , Sami Hyypiä , John Arne Riise (79th Djibril Cissé ) - Dietmar Hamann , Steve Finnan (55th Florent Sinama-Pongolle ), Xabi Alonso (70th Mohamed Sissoko ), Boudewijn Zenden - Luis García , Fernando Morientes Coach: Rafael Benítez ( Spain )	Igor Akinfejew - Chidi Odiah (90th Rolan Gusev ), Sergei Ignashevich , Vasily Berezutsky , Alexei Berezutsky - Yevgeny Aldonin , Miloš Krasić (85th Dudu Cearense ), Elvir Rahimić , Yury Shirkov (66 Deividas Šemberas ), Daniel Carvalho - Vágner Love Coach: Valery Gassayev
	1: 1 Djibril Cissé (82nd) 2: 1 Djibril Cissé (103rd) 3: 1 Luis García (109th)	0: 1 Daniel Carvalho (28th)
	Boudewijn Zenden (38.), Josemi (50.), Sami Hyypiä (73.), Florent Sinama Pongolle (95.)	Dudu Cearense (101st)

UEFA Super Cup 2006

The 32nd edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2006 between the 2005/06 UEFA Champions League winners FC Barcelona and the 2005/06 UEFA Cup winners , Sevilla FC; for the third time after 1990 and 1993, two clubs from the same country faced each other. With FC Sevilla, the representative of the UEFA Cup prevailed for the 16th time.

Game Statistics:

FC Barcelona		Sevilla FC		Lineup
	August 25, 2006 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 0: 3 (0: 2) Spectators: 18,000 Referee: Stefano Farina ( Italy )
	Víctor Valdés - Juliano Belletti , Rafael Márquez , Carles Puyol , Sylvinho (72nd Ludovic Giuly ) - Xavi (57th Andrés Iniesta ), Thiago Motta (57th Eiður Guðjohnsen ), Deco , Lionel Messi , Ronaldinho - Samuel Eto'o Trainers: Frank Rijkaard ( Netherlands )	Andrés Palop - Dani Alves , Javi Navarro , Julien Escudé , David Castedo - Jesús Navas (75th Enzo Maresca ), Christian Poulsen , Renato , Adriano (81st Antonio Puerta ) - Luís Fabiano (46th Martí ), Frédéric Kanouté Coach: Juande Ramos
		0: 1 Renato (7th) 0: 2 Frédéric Kanouté (45th) 0: 3 Enzo Maresca (90th, penalty)
	Sylvinho (47.)	Frédéric Kanouté (49th), Daniel Alves (54th), Javier Navarro (60th), Andrés Palop (77th), Julien Escudé (85th), Enzo Maresca (90th + 1 ')

UEFA Super Cup 2007

The 33rd edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2007 between the 2006/07 UEFA Champions League winners AC Milan and the 2006/07 UEFA Cup winners , Sevilla FC. AC Milan won its fifth Supercup title on its seventh participation after 1989, 1990, 1994 and 2003, thus expanding its record.

Game Statistics:

AC Milan		Sevilla FC		Lineup
	August 31, 2007 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 3: 1 (0: 1) Spectators: 18,500 Referee: Konrad Plautz ( Austria )
	Dida - Massimo Oddo , Kacha Kaladse , Alessandro Nesta , Marek Jankulovski - Massimo Ambrosini , Gennaro Gattuso (72nd Emerson ), Andrea Pirlo , Clarence Seedorf (88th Cristian Brocchi ) - Kaká , Filippo Inzaghi (87th Alberto Gilardino ) Trainer: Carlo Ancelotti	Andrés Palop - Dani Alves , Christian Poulsen , Julien Escudé (81st Luís Fabiano ), Ivica Dragutinović - Jesús Navas , Martí (64th Alexander ), Seydou Keita , Duda (73rd Enzo Maresca ) - Renato , Frédéric Kanouté Coach: Juande Ramos
	1: 1 Filippo Inzaghi (54th) 2: 1 Marek Jankulovski (61st) 3: 1 Kaká (86th, saved penalty)	0: 1 Renato (13th)
	Gennaro Gattuso (6th)	Duda (67.), Christian Poulsen (69.)

UEFA Super Cup 2008

The 34th edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2008 between the 2007/08 UEFA Champions League winner Manchester United and the 2007/08 UEFA Cup winner Zenit Saint Petersburg. With Zenit, the representative of the UEFA Cup won the Supercup for the 17th time.

Game Statistics:

Manchester United		Zenit St. Petersburg		Lineup
	August 29, 2008 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 2 (0: 1) Spectators: 18,500 Referee: Claus Bo Larsen ( Denmark )
	Edwin van der Sar - Gary Neville (76th Wes Brown ), Rio Ferdinand , Nemanja Vidić , Patrice Evra - Darren Fletcher (60th Park Ji-sung ), Paul Scholes , Anderson (60th John O'Shea ), Nani - Wayne Rooney , Carlos Tévez Coach: Alex Ferguson ( Scotland )	Vyacheslav Malafeev - Alexander Anjukow , Ivica Križanac (71. Vladislav Radimow ), Sébastien Puygrenier (62. Roman Shirokov ), Radek Šírl - Anatoliy Tymoshchuk , Konstantin Zyryanov , Igor Denisov , Danny - Alejandro Domínguez (46. Andrei Arshavin ), Pavel Pogrebnyak coach : Dick Advocaat ( Netherlands )
	1: 2 Nemanja Vidić (73.)	0: 1 Pawel Pogrebnjak (44.) 0: 2 Danny (59.)
	Paul Scholes (45th + 1 '), Anderson (54th), Carlos Tévez (79th)
	Paul Scholes (90.)

UEFA Super Cup 2009

The 35th competition was played in Monaco in August 2009 between the 2008/09 UEFA Champions League winners , FC Barcelona, ​​and the 2008/09 UEFA Cup winners Shakhtar Donetsk. In its seventh participation, FC Barcelona won its third Supercup title after 1992 and 1997.

Game Statistics:

FC Barcelona		Shakhtar Donetsk		Lineup
	August 28, 2009 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 0 n.V. Spectators: 17,738 Referee: Frank De Bleeckere ( Belgium )
	Víctor Valdés - Dani Alves , Carles Puyol , Gerard Piqué , Éric Abidal - Yaya Touré (100th Sergio Busquets ), Xavi , Seydou Keita - Lionel Messi , Thierry Henry (96th Bojan Krkić ), Zlatan Ibrahimović (81st Pedro ) Trainers: pep Guardiola	Andrij Pjatow - Darijo Srna , Oleksandr Kutscher , Dmytro Tschyhrynskyj , Răzvan Raț - Oleksij Haj (80th Wassyl Kobin ), Tomáš Hübschman , Ilsinho , Willian (91st Julius Aghahowa ) - Fernandinho (80th Jádson ), Luizea Adriano trainers: Luizea Adrianocu ( Romania )
	1-0 Pedro (115th)
	Lionel Messi (90th + 3 '), Pedro (107th)	Ilsinho (55th), Darijo Srna (65th), Oleksandr Kucher (90th + 3 '), Vasyl Kobin (119th)

UEFA Super Cup 2010

The 36th edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2010 between the 2009/10 UEFA Champions League winners Inter Milan and - for the first time - the 2009/10 UEFA Europa League winners Atlético Madrid. With Atlético Madrid, the representative of the supposedly weaker competition won the Supercup for the 18th time.

Game Statistics:

Inter Milan		Atlético Madrid		Lineup
	August 27, 2010 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 0: 2 (0: 0) Spectators: 18,500 Referee: Massimo Busacca ( Switzerland )
	Júlio César - Maicon , Lúcio , Walter Samuel , Cristian Chivu - Dejan Stanković (68th Goran Pandev ), Javier Zanetti , Esteban Cambiasso - Wesley Sneijder (79th Philippe Coutinho ), Samuel Eto'o , Diego Milito Trainer: Rafael Benítez ( Spain )	David de Gea - Tomáš Ujfaluši , Luis Perera , Diego Godín , Álvaro Domínguez - Paulo Assunção - José Antonio Reyes (69th Fran Mérida ), Raúl García , Simão (90th + 1 ' Ignacio Camacho ) - Sergio Agüero , Diego Forlán (82nd place) . José Manuel Jurado ) coach: Quique Sanchez Flores
		0: 1 José Antonio Reyes (62.) 0: 2 Sergio Aguero (83.)
	Walter Samuel (90th + 2 ')	Simão (85.), Raúl García (89.)
	Diego Milito fails because of David de Gea. (90th, foul penalty)

UEFA Super Cup 2011

The 37th edition of the competition took place in Monaco in August 2011 between the 2010/11 UEFA Champions League winner FC Barcelona and the 2010/11 UEFA Europa League winner FC Porto. On its eighth appearance, Barcelona won their fourth Supercup title after 1992, 1997 and 2009.

Game Statistics:

FC Barcelona		FC Porto		Lineup
	August 26, 2011 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 18,048 Referee: Björn Kuipers ( Netherlands )
	Víctor Valdés - Dani Alves , Javier Mascherano , Éric Abidal , Adriano (63rd Sergio Busquets ) - Xavi , Seydou Keita , Andrés Iniesta - Pedro (80th Cesc Fàbregas ), Lionel Messi , David Villa (61st Alexis Sánchez ) Trainer: Pep Guardiola	Helton - Jorge Fucile , Nicolás Otamendi , Rolando , Cristian Săpunaru - Fredy Guarín , Souza (77th Fernando ), João Moutinho - Hulk , Kléber (77th Fernando Belluschi ), Cristian Rodríguez (68th Silvestre Varela ) Coach: Vítor Pereira
	1-0 Lionel Messi (39th) 2-0 Cesc Fàbregas (87th)
	Andrés Iniesta (51.)	Christian Rodríguez (30.), Rolando (65.), Fredy Guarín (81.)
		Rolando (85.)
		Fredy Guarín (90.)

UEFA Super Cup 2012

The 38th edition of the competition took place in Monaco for the last time in August 2012 between the 2011/12 UEFA Champions League winners Chelsea FC and the 2011/12 UEFA Europa League winners Atlético Madrid. With Atlético Madrid, the representative of the Europa League won the Supercup for the 19th time.

Game Statistics:

Chelsea FC		Atlético Madrid		Lineup
	August 31, 2012 at 8:45 p.m. in Monaco ( Stade Louis II ) Result: 1: 4 (0: 3) Spectators: 14,312 Referee: Damir Skomina ( Slovenia )
	Petr Čech - Ashley Cole (90th Ryan Bertrand ), David Luiz , Gary Cahill , Branislav Ivanović - Juan Mata (82nd Daniel Sturridge ), Frank Lampard , Eden Hazard , John Obi Mikel , Ramires (46th Oscar ) - Fernando Torres coach : Roberto Di Matteo ( Italy )	Thibaut Courtois - Filipe Luís , Diego Godín , Miranda , Juanfran - Arda Turan , Gabi , Koke (81st Raúl García ), Mario Suárez , Adrián López (56th Cristian Rodríguez ) - Falcao (87th Emre Belözoğlu ) Trainer: Diego Simeone ( Argentina )
	1: 4 Gary Cahill (75th)	0: 1 Falcao (6th) 0: 2 Falcao (19th) 0: 3 Falcao (45th) 0: 4 Miranda (60th)
	Branislav Ivanović (29.)

UEFA Super Cup 2013

The 39th draw of the competition took place on Friday, August 30, 2013, between the 2012/13 UEFA Champions League winner FC Bayern Munich and the 2012/13 UEFA Europa League winner FC Chelsea. For the first time in 16 years, the game was not played in Monaco but in Prague's Eden Aréna . FC Bayern won the title for the first time; this was the first time that the UEFA Super Cup went to a German club team. It was also the first Super Cup game to be decided by penalty shoot-out .

Game Statistics:

FC Bayern Munich		Chelsea FC		Lineup
	August 30, 2013 at 8:45 p.m. in Prague ( Eden Aréna ) Result: 2: 2 n.v. (1: 1.0: 1), 5: 4 i E. Spectators: 17,686 (sold out) Referee: Jonas Eriksson ( Sweden )
	Manuel Neuer - Rafinha (56th Javi Martínez ), Jérôme Boateng , Dante , David Alaba - Toni Kroos - Arjen Robben (96th Xherdan Shaqiri ), Philipp Lahm , Thomas Müller (71st Mario Götze ), Franck Ribéry - Mario Mandžukić Trainer: Pep Guardiola ( Spain )	Petr Čech - Branislav Ivanović , David Luiz , Gary Cahill , Ashley Cole - Ramires , Frank Lampard - André Schürrle (87th John Obi Mikel ), Oscar , Eden Hazard (113th John Terry ) - Fernando Torres (98th Romelu Lukaku ) coach : José Mourinho ( Portugal )
	1: 1 Franck Ribéry (47th) 2: 2 Javi Martínez (120th + 1 ′)	0: 1 Fernando Torres (8th) 1: 2 Eden Hazard (93.)
	penalties shoot
	1: 0 David Alaba 2: 1 Toni Kroos 3: 2 Philipp Lahm 4: 3 Franck Ribéry 5: 4 Xherdan Shaqiri	1: 1 David Luiz 2: 2 Oscar 3: 3 Frank Lampard 4: 4 Ashley Cole Romelu Lukaku
	Franck Ribéry (23rd), Jérôme Boateng (84th)	Gary Cahill (41st), Ramires (64th), David Luiz (66th), Fernando Torres (90th), Romelu Lukaku (99th), Ashley Cole (118th), Branislav Ivanović (120th)
		Ramires (85.)

UEFA Super Cup 2014

The 40th playout of the competition took place on August 12, 2014 Cardiff City Stadium between the winners of the 2013-14 UEFA Champions League , Real Madrid , and the winner of the 2013-14 UEFA Europa League , FC Sevilla instead. It was Real Madrid's second title in their fourth Super Cup game.

Game Statistics:

real Madrid		Sevilla FC		Lineup
	August 12, 2014 at 8:45 pm in Cardiff ( Cardiff City Stadium ) Result: 2: 0 (1: 0) Spectators: 30,854 Referee: Mark Clattenburg ( England )
	Iker Casillas - Dani Carvajal , Pepe , Sergio Ramos , Fábio Coentrão (84th Marcelo ) - Toni Kroos , Luka Modrić (86th Asier Illarramendi ) - Gareth Bale , James Rodríguez (72nd Isco ), Cristiano Ronaldo - Karim Benzema Trainer: Carlo Ancelotti ( Italy )	Beto - Coke (84th Diogo Figueiras ), Nicolás Pareja , Federico Fazio , Fernando Navarro - Grzegorz Krychowiak , Daniel Carriço - Aleix Vidal (66th Iago Aspas ), Denis Suárez (78th José Antonio Reyes ), Vitolo - Carlos Bacca Trainers: Unai Emery
	1-0 Cristiano Ronaldo (30th) 2-0 Cristiano Ronaldo (49th)
	Dani Carvajal (45.), Toni Kroos (53.)	Vitolo (42nd), Fernando Navarro (66th)

UEFA Super Cup 2015

The 41st draw of the competition was held on August 11, 2015 in Tbilisi in the Boris Paitschadze National Stadium between the 2014/15 UEFA Champions League winners , FC Barcelona , and the 2014/15 UEFA Europa League winners , Sevilla FC , carried out.

Game Statistics:

FC Barcelona		Sevilla FC		Lineup
	August 11, 2015 at 8:45 p.m. in Tbilisi ( Boris Paitschadze National Stadium ) Result: 5: 4 n.v. (4: 4, 3: 1) Spectators: 51,940 Referee: William Collum ( Scotland )
	Marc-André ter Stegen - Dani Alves , Gerard Piqué , Javier Mascherano (93rd Pedro ), Jérémy Mathieu - Ivan Rakitić , Sergio Busquets , Andrés Iniesta (63rd Sergi Roberto ) - Lionel Messi , Luis Suárez , Rafinha (78th Marc Bartra ) Coach: Luis Enrique	Beto - Coke , Adil Rami , Grzegorz Krychowiak , Benoît Trémoulinas - Michael Krohn-Dehli , Éver Banega - José Antonio Reyes (68th Jewhen Konopljanka ), Vicente Iborra (80th Mariano ), Vitolo - Kevin Gameiro (80th Ciro Immobile ) coach : Unai Emery
	1: 1 Lionel Messi (7th) 2: 1 Lionel Messi (16th) 3: 1 Rafinha (44th) 4: 1 Luis Suárez (52nd) 5: 4 Pedro (115th)	0: 1 Éver Banega (3rd) 4: 2 José Antonio Reyes (57th) 4: 3 Kevin Gameiro (72nd, penalty kick) 4: 4 Jewhen Konopljanka (81st)
	Jérémy Mathieu (71.), Pedro (94.), Sergio Busquets (117.), Dani Alves (120.)	Grzegorz Krychowiak (14th), Coke (87th), Éver Banega (90th + 2 ′), Ciro Immobile (92nd), Michael Krohn-Dehli (120th)

UEFA Super Cup 2016

The 42nd edition of the competition was played on August 9, 2016 in Trondheim in Lerkendal Stadium between the 2015/16 UEFA Champions League winners , Real Madrid , and the 2015/16 UEFA Europa League winners , Sevilla FC .

Game Statistics:

real Madrid		Sevilla FC		Lineup
	August 9, 2016 at 8:45 p.m. in Trondheim ( Lerkendal Stadium ) Result: 3: 2 n.v. (2: 2, 1: 1) Spectators: 17,939 Referee: Milorad Mažić ( Serbia )
	Kiko Casilla - Dani Carvajal , Raphaël Varane , Sergio Ramos , Marcelo - Mateo Kovačić (73rd James Rodríguez ), Casemiro , Isco (66th Luka Modrić ) - Lucas Vázquez , Álvaro Morata (62nd Karim Benzema ), Marco Asensio Trainer: Zinédine Zidane ( France )	Sergio Rico - Nicolás Pareja , Daniel Carriço (51st Adil Rami ), Timothée Kolodziejczak - Vicente Iborra (74th Matías Kranevitter ) - Hiroshi Kiyotake , Steven Nzonzi , Franco Vázquez - Mariano , Luciano Vietto (67th Jewhen Konopljanka ), Vitolo coach: Jorge Sampaoli ( Argentina )
	1-0 Marco Asensio (21st) 2-2 Sergio Ramos (90th + 3 ') 3-2 Dani Carvajal (119th)	1: 1 Franco Vázquez (41st) 1: 2 Jewhen Konopljanka (72nd, penalty kick )
	Dani Carvajal (84.), Marco Asensio (86.), James Rodríguez (93.)	Vitolo (40th), Timothée Kolodziejczak (90th)
		Timothée Kolodziejczak (93.)

UEFA Super Cup 2017

The 43rd playout of the competition was on August 8, 2017 Skopje in the Philip II Arena between the winners of the 2016-17 UEFA Champions League , Real Madrid , and the winner of the 2016-17 UEFA Europa League , Manchester United held, .

Game Statistics:

real Madrid		Manchester United		Lineup
	August 8, 2017 at 8:45 p.m. in Skopje ( Philip II Arena ) Result: 2: 1 (1: 0) Spectators: 30,421 Referee: Gianluca Rocchi ( Italy )   Match report
	Keylor Navas - Dani Carvajal , Raphaël Varane , Sergio Ramos , Marcelo - Luka Modrić , Casemiro , Toni Kroos - Gareth Bale (74th Marco Asensio ), Karim Benzema (82nd Cristiano Ronaldo ), Isco (74th Lucas Vázquez ) Trainer: Zinédine Zidane ( France )	David de Gea - Antonio Valencia , Victor Lindelöf , Chris Smalling , Matteo Darmian - Ander Herrera (56th Marouane Fellaini ), Nemanja Matić , Paul Pogba - Henrich Mchitarjan , Romelu Lukaku , Jesse Lingard (47th Marcus Rashford ) Trainer: José Mourinho ( Portugal )
	1-0 Casemiro (24th) 2-0 Isco (52nd)	2: 1 Romelu Lukaku (62nd)
	Dani Carvajal (84th), Sergio Ramos (86th)	Jesse Lingard (42nd), Marcus Rashford (90th + 4 ')

UEFA Super Cup 2018

The 44th playout of the competition was on August 15, 2018 Tallinn in staadion Lilleküla between the winners of the UEFA Champions League 2017/18 , Real Madrid , and the winners of the UEFA Europa League 2017/18 , Atletico Madrid fought. With Atlético Madrid, the representative of the Europa League won the Supercup for the 20th time.

real Madrid		Atlético Madrid		Lineup
	August 15, 2018 at 9 p.m. in Tallinn ( Lilleküla staadion ) Result: 2: 4 n.V. (2: 2, 1: 1) Spectators: 12,315 Referee: Szymon Marciniak ( Poland )
	Keylor Navas - Dani Carvajal , Raphaël Varane , Sergio Ramos , Marcelo - Casemiro (76th Dani Ceballos ), Toni Kroos (102nd Borja Mayoral ), Isco (83rd Lucas Vázquez ) - Gareth Bale , Marco Asensio (57th Luka Modrić ) , Karim Benzema Trainer: Julen Lopetegui	Jan Oblak - Juanfran , Stefan Savić , Diego Godín , Lucas Hernández - Saúl , Rodrigo (71st Vitolo ), Thomas Lemar (90th + 1 ' Thomas Partey ), Koke - Diego Costa (109th José María Giménez ), Antoine Griezmann ( 57. Ángel Correa ) Coach: Diego Simeone ( Argentina ) (represented by Germán Burgos ( Argentina ) due to a yellow card suspension )
	1: 1 Karim Benzema (27th) 2: 1 Sergio Ramos (63rd, hand penalty)	0: 1 Diego Costa (1st) 2: 2 Diego Costa (79th) 2-3 Saúl (98th) 2-4 Koke (104th)
	Marco Asensio (35th), Marcelo (54th), Dani Ceballos (90th + 1 '), Luka Modrić (101st), Sergio Ramos (112th)	Ángel Correa (60th), Diego Costa (62nd), Vitolo (105th + 3 ')

UEFA Super Cup 2019

The 45th draw of the competition was played on August 14, 2019 in Istanbul in the Beşiktaş Stadium between the winners of the 2018/19 UEFA Champions League , Liverpool FC , and the 2018/19 UEFA Europa League winners , Chelsea FC . For the first time, with Stéphanie Frappart, a woman led the men's final of a European club competition. With Jürgen Klopp first time won a German coach in the UEFA Super Cup.

Liverpool FC		Chelsea FC		Lineup
	August 14, 2019 at 9 p.m. in Istanbul ( Beşiktaş Stadium ) Result: 2: 2 n.v. (1: 1, 0: 1), 5: 4 i. E. Spectators: 38,434 Referee: Stéphanie Frappart ( France )
	Adrián - Virgil van Dijk , Joe Gomez , Andrew Robertson (91st Trent Alexander-Arnold ), Joel Matip - Fabinho , James Milner (64th Georginio Wijnaldum ), Jordan Henderson - Sadio Mané (103rd Divock Origi ), Mohamed Salah , Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (46th Roberto Firmino ) Coach: Jürgen Klopp ( Germany )	Kepa - Andreas Christensen (85th Fikayo Tomori ), Kurt Zouma , César Azpilicueta , Emerson - Jorginho , N'Golo Kanté , Mateo Kovačić (101st Ross Barkley ) - Pedro , Olivier Giroud (74th Tammy Abraham ), Christian Pulisic ( 74th century ) . Mason Mount ) coach: Frank Lampard
	1: 1 Sadio Mané (48th) 2: 1 Sadio Mané (95th)	0: 1 Olivier Giroud (36th) 2: 2 Jorginho (101st, penalty kick )
	penalties shoot
	1: 0 Roberto Firmino 2: 1 Fabinho 3: 2 Divock Origi 4: 3 Trent Alexander-Arnold 5: 4 Mohamed Salah	1: 1 Jorginho 2: 2 Ross Barkley 3: 3 Mason Mount 4: 4 Emerson Tammy Abraham
	Jordan Henderson (85th), Trent Alexander-Arnold (107th)	César Azpilicueta (79.)

UEFA Super Cup 2020

The 46th edition of the competition is to take place on September 24, 2020 in Budapest in the Puskás Aréna between the 2019/20 UEFA Champions League winner FC Bayern Munich and the 2019/20 UEFA Europa League winner FC Sevilla . Due to the corona pandemic , a stadium load of up to 30 percent (around 20,000 spectators) is planned.

FC Bayern Munich		Sevilla FC
	September 24, 2020 at 9:00 p.m. in Budapest ( Puskás Aréna ) Result: -: - (- :-) Match report
	Trainer: Hansi Flick	Coach: Julen Lopetegui

UEFA Super Cup 2021

The 47th draw of the competition is scheduled to take place in Belfast in Windsor Park in 2021 between the 2020/21 UEFA Champions League winner and the 2020/21 UEFA Europa League winner .

UEFA Super Cup 2022

The 48th round of the competition is to take place in Helsinki in 2022 in the Olympic Stadium between the winners of the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League and the 2021/22 UEFA Europa League winners .

UEFA Super Cup 2023

The 49th edition of the competition is to take place in Kazan in the Ak Bars Arena in 2023 between the winners of the 2022/23 UEFA Champions League and the 2022/23 UEFA Europa League winners .

literature

• Kicker Almanach 94 pp. 343-347, Copress Verlag Munich, 1993, ISBN 3-7679-0432-2

Web links

Commons : UEFA Super Cup  - collection of images

• Official UEFA Supercup website
• Game details on rsssf.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ladislav Josef: Prague thrilled with the 2013 Super Cup honor. In: uefa.com. UEFA , June 17, 2011, accessed August 14, 2013 . 
2. ↑ Vakhtang Bzikadze: City Guide: Tbilisi. In: uefa.com. UEFA, accessed June 6, 2015 . 
3. ↑ For the first time, a female referee will lead the European Supercup , Sportschau.de, accessed on August 2, 2019
4. ↑ UEFA allows fans to attend the Supercup between FC Bayern Munich and FC Sevilla. August 25, 2020, accessed August 26, 2020 .