With the UEFA Cup later becoming the Europa League, the modern format was established. The final was held at Monaco's Stade Louis II for many years before UEFA began moving it between different European cities from 2013. Despite being a single-match trophy, the Super Cup has featured some of the biggest clubs and players in European football and has produced several memorable encounters.
Real Madrid currently hold the record for the most Super Cup victories, while clubs such as Barcelona, AC Milan, Liverpool and Atlético de Madrid have also enjoyed considerable success. The complete list of matches and winners below charts the competition's evolution from its early two-legged era to the modern one-off final.
Winners of the UEFA Super Cup
- Real Madrid: 6 titles
- AC Milan: 5 titles
- Barcelona: 5 titles
- Liverpool: 4 titles
- Atletico Madrid: 3 titles
- Ajax: 2 titles
- Anderlecht: 2 titles
- Valencia: 2 titles
- Sevilla: 1 title
- Porto: 1 title
- Manchester United: 1 title
- Dynamo Kyiv: 1 title
- Nottingham Forest: 1 title
- PSG: 1 title
- Aston Villa: 1 title
- Aberdeen: 1 title
- Steaua București: 1 title
- KV Mechelen: 1 title
- Parma: 1 title
- Lazio: 1 title
- Galatasaray: 1 title
- Zenit: 1 title
- Manchester City: 1 title
List of UEFA Super Cup Matches
Double-legged (between Champions League and Cup Winners Cup winners)
- 1973: AC Milan 1-6 Ajax (on aggregate)
- 1975: Bayern Munich 0-3 Dynamo Kyiv (on aggregate)
- 1976: Bayern Munich 3-5 Anderlecht (on aggregate)
- 1977: Hamburger SV 1-7 Liverpool (on aggregate)
- 1978: Anderlecht 4-3 Liverpool (on aggregate)
- 1979: Nottingham Forest 2-1 Barcelona (on aggregate)
- 1980: Nottingham Forest 2-2 Valencia (on aggregate) - Valencia won on away goals
- 1982: Barcelona 1-3 Aston Villa (on aggregate)
- 1983: Hamburger SV 0-2 Aberdeen (on aggregate)
- 1984: Juventus 2-0 Liverpool – Stadio Comunale, Turin *
- 1986: Steaua București 1-0 Dynamo Kyiv – Stade Louis II, Monaco *
- 1987: Ajax 0-2 Porto (on aggregate)
- 1988: KV Mechelen 3-1 PSV (on aggregate)
- 1989: Barcelona 1-2 AC Milan (on aggregate)
- 1990: Sampdoria 1-3 AC Milan (on aggregate)
- 1991: Manchester United 1-0 Red Star Belgrade – Old Trafford, Manchester *
- 1992: Werder Bremen 2-3 Barcelona (on aggregate)
- 1993: Parma 2-1 AC Milan (on aggregate)
- 1994: Arsenal 0-2 AC Milan (on aggregate)
- 1995: Zaragoza 1-5 Ajax (on aggregate)
- 1996: PSG 2-3 Juventus (on aggregate)
- 1997: Barcelona 3-1 Dortmund (on aggregate)
* Played as a single leg due to special circumstances
Single leg with fixed venue (between Champions League and Cup Winners' Cup winners)
1998: Real Madrid 0-1 Chelsea - Stade Louis II, Monaco
1999: Manchester United 0-1 Lazio - Stade Louis II, Monaco
Single-leg with fixed venues (between Champions League and Europa League winners)
2000: Real Madrid 1-2 Galatasaray - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2001: Bayern Munich 2-3 Liverpool - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2002: Real Madrid 3-1 Feyenoord - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2003: AC Milan 1-0 Porto - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2004: Porto 1-2 Valencia - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2005: Liverpool 3-1 CSKA Moscow - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2006: Barcelona 0-3 Sevilla - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2007: AC Milan 3-1 Sevilla - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2008: Manchester United 1-2 Zenit - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2009: Barcelona 1-0 Shakhtar Donetsk - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2010: Inter 0-2 Atletico Madrid - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2011: Barcelona 2-0 Porto - Stade Louis II, Monaco
2012: Chelsea 1-4 Atlético Madrid - Stade Louis II, Monaco
Single leg with different venues (between Champions League and Europa League winners)
2013: Bayern Munich 2-2 Chelsea (Bayern won 5-4 on penalties) – Fortuna Arena, Prague
2014: Real Madrid 2-0 Sevilla - Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff
2015: Barcelona 5-4 Sevilla - Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena, Tbilisi
2016: Real Madrid 3-2 Sevilla (AET) - Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim
2017: Real Madrid 2-1 Manchester United - Philip II Arena, Skopje
2018: Real Madrid 2-4 Atletico Madrid – Lilleküla Stadium, Tallinn
2019: Liverpool 2-2 Chelsea (Liverpool won 5-4 on penalties) - Vodafone Park, Istanbul
2020: Bayern Munich 2-1 Sevilla - Puskás Aréna, Budapest
2021: Chelsea 1-1 Villarreal (Chelsea won 6–5 on penalties) - Windsor Park, Belfast
2022: Real Madrid 2-0 Frankfurt - Olympic Stadium, Helsinki
2023: Manchester City 1-1 Sevilla (Manchester City won 5-4 on penalties) - Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus
2024: Real Madrid 2-0 Atalanta - National Stadium, Warsaw
2025: PSG 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur (Paris Saint-Germain won 4-3 on penalties) - Stadio Friuli, Udine
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