User:Daftcelt/List of football clubs in Europe by major honours won

Key
''See also: FIFA – Geography of association football (men and women) - Association football competitions – International club football competitions

International / Worldwide competitions
 * WC : FIFA Club World Championship (2000) and FIFA Club World Cup (2005–)
 * IC : Intercontinental Cup (1960–2004)
 * ISC : Intercontinental Champions' Supercup (1968–1970)

See also: UEFA – Football in Europe – UEFA competitions – International club football competitions in Europe – Defunct international club football competitions in Europe

European competitions
 * CL : European Champion Clubs' Cup (1955–1992) and UEFA Champions League (1992–)
 * EL : UEFA Cup (1971–2009) and UEFA Europa League (2009–)
 * CWC : UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1960–1999)
 * ESC : UEFA Super Cup (1972–)
 * FC : Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (1955–1971)

Sub-European competitions
 * Coupe des Nations (1930)
 * Mitropa Cup (1927–1992)
 * Commonwealth of Independent States Cup (1993–2016)
 * Balkans Cup (1961–1994)
 * Latin Cup (1949–1957)
 * Cup of the Alps (1960–1987)
 * Torneo Internazionale Stampa Sportiva (1908)
 * Challenge Cup (1897–1911)
 * Pyrenees Cup (1910–1914)
 * Royal League (2004–2007)
 * Baltic League (2007–2011)
 * Baltic Champions Cup (2006–2011)
 * Football Cup of Greater Greece (1969–1976)
 * Livonia Cup (2003–2011)
 * Atlantic Cup (2002–2008)
 * Anglo-Italian Cup, Anglo-Italian League Cup, Anglo-Scottish Cup. Coppa dell'Amicizia, Iberian Cup

Albania
See also: Football in Albania – Albanian football league system - Albanian football champions – Football competitions in Albania

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Albanian Superliga (1930–)
 * NC : National Cup – Albanian Cup (1938–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Albanian Supercup (1989–)
 * Fier Fair Football Tournament (1911), World War II championships (1939–1942)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Balkans Cup (FK Partizani Tirana x1).

Andorra
See also: Football in Andorra – Andorran football league system - Andorran football champions – Football competitions in Andorra

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Primera Divisió (1995–)
 * NC : National Cup – Copa Constitució (1990–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Andorran Supercup (2003–)
 * Copa Constitució (1991 and 1994)

Austria
See also: Football in Austria – Austrian football league system – Austrian football champions – Football competitions in Austria

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Austrian football championship (1911–1938, 1945–1974) / Gauliga Ostmark (1938–1945) / Austrian Football Bundesliga (1974–)
 * NC : National Cup – ÖFB-Cup (1918–1938, 1945–) / DFB-Pokal (1938–1945)
 * SC : Super Cup – ÖFB-Supercup (1986–2004)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Challenge Cup (Wiener AC x3, Vienna Cricket FC x2, Wiener Sport-Club x2 and First Vienna FC x2).

Belgium
See also: Football in Belgium – Belgian football league system – Belgian football champions – Football competitions in Belgium

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Belgian First Division A (1895–)
 * NC : National Cup – Belgian Cup (1911–)
 * LC : League Cup – Belgian League Cup (1998–2000)
 * SC : Super Cup – Belgian Super Cup (1979–)

Bulgaria
See also: Football in Bulgaria – Bulgarian football league system – Bulgarian football champions – Football competitions in Bulgaria

Key

 * LT : League Championship – State Championship (1924–1944) / Republic Championship (1945–1948) First Professional Football League (1948–2016)
 * NC : National Cup – Tsar's Cup (1938–1942) / Cup of the Soviet Army (1945–1982) / Bulgarian Cup (1982–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Belgian Supercup (1989–)
 * Other(s) – Cup of the Soviet Army (1983–1990)
 * Bulgarian Cup (Non-Official)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Cup of the Soviet Army (1983–1990) (CSKA Sofia x4, Levski Sofia x3 and Lokomotiv Plovdiv x1) and Balkans Cup (Beroe Stara Zagora x4, Slavia Sofia x2, Akademik Sofia x1 Botev Plovdiv x1 and Lokomotiv Sofia x1).

Cyprus
See also: Football in Cyprus – Cypriot football league system – Cypriot football champions – Football competitions in Cyprus

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Cypriot First Division (1934–)
 * NC : National Cup – Cypriot Cup (1934–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Cypriot Super Cup (1951–)

Denmark
See also: Football in Denmark – Danish football league system – Danish football champions – Football competitions in Denmark

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Danish Football National Championships (1913–1991) / Danish Superliga (1991–)
 * NC : National Cup – Danish Cup (1954–)
 * LC : League Cup – Danish League Cup (2005–2006)
 * SC : Super Cup – Danish Supercup (1994–2004)
 * Other(s) – Viasat Cup (2006)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Royal League (FC København x2 and Brøndby x1); Viasat Cup (FC Nordsjælland x1).

England
See also: Football in England – English football league system – English football champions – Football competitions in England

Key

 * LT: League Championship – Football League First Division (1889–1992) / Premier League (1992–)
 * NC: National Cup – FA Cup (1872–)
 * LC: League Cup – EFL Cup (1962–)
 * SC: Super Cup – FA Community Shield (1908–)
 * Other(s) – Full Members Cup (1985–1992) and Football League Super Cup (1986) and Mercantile Credit Centenary Trophy (1988) and Football League War Cup (1939–1945)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Full Members Cup (Chelsea x2, Nottingham Forest x 2, Crystal Palace x1 and Reading x1); Football League Super Cup (Liverpool x1); Mercantile Credit Centenary Trophy (Arsenal x1) and Football League War Cup (Blackpool x1, Bolton Wanderers x1, Preston North Endx1, West Ham United x1, Wolverhampton Wanderers x1, and Charlton Athletic and Aston Villa shared one title).

Finland
See also: Football in Finland – Finnish football league system – Finnish football champions – Football competitions in Finland

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Finnish Football Championship (1908–1929) / Mestaruussarja (1930–1989) / Veikkausliiga (1990–)
 * NC : National Cup – Finnish Cup (1955–)
 * LC : League Cup – Finnish League Cup (1994–2016)

France
See also: Football in France – French football league system – French football champions – Football competitions in France

Key

 * LT : League Championship – USFSA Football Championship (1894–1919) / French Amateur Football Championship (1926–1929) / Ligue 1 (1933–)
 * NC : National Cup – Coupe de France (1917–)
 * LC : League Cup – Coupe de la Ligue (1994–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Trophée des Champions (1995–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Latin Cup (Stade de Reims x1) and Cup of the Alps (AS Monaco x3, AJ Auxerre x2, FC Girondins de Bordeaux x1, FC Nantes x1, Nîmes Olympique x1 and Stade de Reims x1)

Germany
See also: Football in Germany – German football league system – German football champions – Football competitions in Germany

Key

 * LT: League Championship – German football championship (1903–1963) / DDR-Oberliga (1948–1991) / Bundesliga (1963–)
 * NC: National Cup – DFB-Pokal (1935–) / FDGB-Pokal (1949–1991)
 * LC: League Cup – DFL-Ligapokal (1997–2007)
 * SC: Super Cup – DFB-Supercup (1987–1996) / DFV-Supercup (1989) / Deutschland-Cup (1990) / DFL-Supercup (2010–)

Greece
See also: Football in Greece – Greek football league system – Greek football champions – Football competitions in Greece

Key

 * LT: League Championship – Superleague Greece (1927–)
 * NC: National Cup – Greek Football Cup (1931–)
 * LC: League Cup – Greek League Cup (1989–)
 * SC: Super Cup – Greek Super Cup (1987–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Football Cup of Greater Greece (Olympiacos Piraeus x3, Aris Thessaloniki x1, Panathinaikos x1 and PAOK x1) and Balkans Cup (Olympiacos Piraeus x1, Panathinaikos x1, Panionios x1, OFI x1, Iraklis Thessaloniki x 1 and Edessaikos x1).

Hungary
See also: Football in Hungary – Hungarian football league system – Hungarian football champions – Football competitions in Hungary

Key

 * LT: League Championship – Nemzeti Bajnokság (1901–)
 * NC: National Cup – Magyar Kupa (1909–)
 * LC: League Cup – Ligakupa (2007–2015)
 * SC: Super Cup – Szuperkupa (1992–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Coupe des Nations (Újpest x1) and Challenge Cup (Ferencváros x1).

Belgium
See also: Football in Iceland – Icelandic football league system – Icelandic football champions – Football competitions in Iceland

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Úrvalsdeild (1912–)
 * NC : National Cup – Icelandic Cup (1960–)
 * LC : League Cup – Deildabikar (1996–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Icelandic Super Cup (1969–)

Northern Ireland
See also: Football in Northern Ireland – Northern Ireland football league system – Irish and Northern Irish football champions – Football competitions in Northern Ireland

Key

 * League Championship - Irish Football League (1890–1995) / Irish Football League Premier Division (1995–2003) / Irish Premier League (2003–2008) / NIFL Premiership (2008–)
 * Irish Cup (1881–)
 * Northern Ireland Football League Cup (1984–)
 * NIFL Charity Shield (1992–)
 * Top Four Cup (1965–1969)
 * City Cup (1913–1976)
 * Setanta Sports Cup (2005–2014)
 * Dublin and Belfast Inter-City Cup (1941–1949) / North-South Cup (1960–1962) / Blaxnit Cup (1967–1974) / Texaco (All-Ireland) Cup (1973–1975) / Tyler Cup (1977–1981)

Republic of Ireland
See also: Football in Republic of Ireland – Republic of Ireland football league system – Irish and Republic of Ireland football champions – Football competitions in Republic of Ireland

Key

 * League Championship - Irish Football League (1890–1921) / League of Ireland A Division (1921–1985) / League of Ireland Premier Division (1985–)


 * Irish Cup (1881–) / FAI Cup (1921–)
 * League of Ireland Shield (1921–1972) / League of Ireland Cup (1973–)
 * Top Four Cup (1955–1974) / FAI Super Cup (1998–2002) / President of Ireland's Cup (2014–)
 * Dublin City Cup (1933–1973)
 * Setanta Sports Cup (2005–2014)
 * Dublin and Belfast Inter-City Cup (1941–1949) / North-South Cup (1960–1962) / Blaxnit Cup (1967–1974) / Texaco (All-Ireland) Cup (1973–1975) / Tyler Cup (1977–1981)

Ranking
See also: Football in Italy – Italian football league system – Football competitions in Italy

Italy
See also: Football in Italy – Italian football league system – Italian football champions – Football competitions in Italy

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Serie A (1898–)
 * NC : National Cup – Coppa Italia (1922–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Supercoppa Italiana (1988–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Latin Cup (Milan x2) and Cup of the Alps (Genoa x2, Juventus x1, Lazio x1 and Napoli x1).

Netherlands
See also: Football in Netherlands – Dutch football league system – Dutch football champions – Football competitions in Netherlands

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Netherlands Football League Championship (1888–1956) / Eredivisie (1956–)
 * NC : National Cup – KNVB Cup (1898–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Johan Cruyff Shield (1949, 1991–)

Norway
See also: Football in Norway – Norwegian football league system – Norwegian football champions – Football competitions in Norway

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Eliteserien (1937–)
 * NC : National Cup – Norwegian Football Cup (1902–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Superfinalen (2009–2010) / Mesterfinalen (2017–)
 * Prøveligaen (1914–1916 – unofficial)

Poland
See also: Football in Poland – Polish football league system – Polish football champions – Football competitions in Poland

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Polish Football Championship (1920–1926) / Ekstraklasa (1927–)
 * NC : National Cup – Polish Cup (1925–)
 * LC : League Cup – Ekstraklasa Cup (1952–2009)
 * SC : Super Cup – SuperPuchar Polski (1983–)

Portugal
See also: Football in Portugal – Portuguese football league system – Portuguese football champions – Football competitions in Portugal

Key

 * LT: League Championship – Primeira Liga (1934–)
 * KC: Knockout Championship – Campeonato de Portugal (1922–1938)
 * NC: National Cup – Taça de Portugal (1938–)
 * LC: League Cup – Taça da Liga (2007–)
 * SC: Super Cup – Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira (1979–)
 * Other(s) – Taça Federação Portuguesa de Futebol (1976–1977)
 * Taça Ribeiro dos Reis

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Latin Cup (Benfica x1) and Taça Federação Portuguesa de Futebol (Braga x1).

Romania
See also: Football in Romania – Romanian football league system – Romanian football champions – Football competitions in Romania

Key

 * LT: League Championship – Liga I (1909–)
 * NC: National Cup – Cupa României (1933–)
 * LC: League Cup – Cupa Ligii (2014–)
 * SC: Super Cup – Supercupa României (1994–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Balkans Cup (Rapid Bucureşti x2, Inter Sibiu x1, Sportul Studențesc București x2 and Steagul Roşu Braşov x1).

Russia
See also: Football in Russia – Russian football league system – Soviet and Russian football champions – Football competitions in Russia

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Soviet Top League (1936–1991) / Russian Premier League (1992–)
 * NC : National Cup – Soviet Cup (1936–1992) / Russian Cup (1992–)
 * LC : League Cup – USSR Federation Cup (1986–1990) / Russian Premier League Cup (2003)
 * SC : Super Cup – Soviet Super Cup (1977–1989) (unofficial) / Russian Super Cup (2003–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Commonwealth of Independent States Cup (Spartak Moscow x6, Zenit Saint Petersburg x1 and Rubin Kazan x1).

Scotland
See also: Football in Scotland – Scottish football league system – Scottish football champions – Football competitions in Scotland



Key

 * LT : League Championship – SFL Division One (1890–1998) / Scottish Premier League (1998–2013) / SPFL Premiership (2013–)
 * SC : National Cup – Scottish Cup (1872–)
 * LC : League Cup – Scottish League Cup (1946–)
 * Other(s) – Summer Cup (1940–1945, 1963–1965), Drybrough Cup (1971–1980), Victory Cup (1918–1919, 1945–1946) and Saint Mungo Cup (1951).

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Summer Cup (Hibernian x1 and Motherwell x1), Drybrough Cup (Aberdeen x2, Hibernian x2, Celtic x1 and Rangers), Saint Mungo Cup (Celtic x1) and Victory Cup (Rangers x1 and St Mirren x1).

Spain
See also: Football in Spain – Spanish football league system - Spanish football champions – Football competitions in Spain

Key

 * LT : League Championship – La Liga (1929–)
 * NC : National Cup – Copa del Rey (1903–)
 * LC : League Cup – Copa de la Liga (1983–1986)
 * SC : Super Cup(s) – Copa de Campeones de España (1940) (unofficial) / Copa Presidente FEF (1941) / Copa de oro "Argentina" (1945) (unofficial) / Copa Eva Duarte (1947–1953) / Supercopa de España (1982–)
 * Other(s) - Mediterranean League (1937) and Copa de la España Libre (1937)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Mediterranean League (Barcelona x1), Copa de la España Libre (Levante x1), Latin Cup (Barcelona x2 and Real Madrid x2) and Pyrenees Cup (Barcelona x4 and FC Espanya x1).

Sweden
See also: Football in Sweden – Swedish football league system – Swedish football champions – Football competitions in Sweden


 * League(s) – Svenska Serien (1910–1924) / Allsvenskan (1924–)
 * Fyrkantserien (1918–1919)
 * Swedish Championship(s) – Svenska Mästerskapet (1896–1925) / Allsvenskan play-offs (1982–1990) / Mästerskapsserien (1991–1992)
 * Cup(s) – Svenska Cupen (1941–)
 * Kamratmästerskapen (1901–1924, 1940–1945) / Corinthian Bowl (1906–1913) / Svenska Fotbollpokalen (1899–1903)
 * Super Cup – Svenska Supercupen (2007–2015)
 * Wicanderska Välgörenhetsskölden (1905–1916)

Switzerland
See also: Football in Switzerland – Swiss football league system – Swiss football champions – Football competitions in Switzerland

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Swiss Super League (1897–)
 * NC : National Cup – Swiss Cup (1925–)
 * LC : League Cup – Swiss League Cup (1972–1982)
 * SC : Super Cup – Swiss Super Cup (1986–1990)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Coppa delle Alpi (Servette FC x4, FC Basel x3, BSC Young Boys x1); Torneo Internazionale Stampa Sportiva (Servette FC x1)

Liechtenstein
See also: Football in Liechtenstein – Football competitions in Liechtenstein

Key

 * NC : National Cup – Liechtenstein Football Cup (1945–)
 * Other(s) – Liechtenstein Football Championship (1934–1937)

Turkey
See also: Football in Turkey – Turkish football league system – Turkish football champions – Football competitions in Turkey

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Süper Lig (1956–)
 * NC : National Cup – Turkish Cup (1962–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Turkish Super Cup (1966–)
 * Turkish National Division Championship (1936–1950), Türkiye Futbol Şampiyonası, Fleet Cup

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Balkans Cup (Fenerbahçe x1, Sariyer x1 and Samsunspor x1).

Ukraine
See also: Football in Ukraine – Ukrainian football league system – Soviet and Ukrainian football champions – Football competitions in Ukraine

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Soviet Top League (1936–1991) / Ukrainian Premier League (1991–)
 * NC : National Cup – Soviet Cup (1936–1992) / Ukrainian Cup (1992–)
 * LC : League Cup – USSR Federation Cup (1986–1990)
 * SC : Super Cup – Soviet Super Cup (1977–1989) (unofficial) / Ukrainian Super Cup (2004–)
 * Football Championship of the Ukrainian SSR and Championship of cities (Ukrainian SSR) (Leagues), Cup of the Ukrainian SSR (Cup)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Commonwealth of Independent States Cup (Dynamo Kyiv x4).

Wales
See also: Football in Wales – Welsh football league system – Welsh football champions – Football competitions in Wales

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Welsh Premier League (1992–)
 * NC : National Cup – Welsh Cup (1887–)
 * LC : League Cup – Welsh League Cup (1992–)
 * Other(s) – FAW Premier Cup (1997–2008)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; FAW Premier Cup (Wrexham x5, Swansea City x2, Barry Town x1, Cardiff City x1, Newport County x1 and The New Saints x1).

Bosnia and Herzegovina
See also: Football in Bosnia and Herzegovina – Bosnia and Herzegovina football league system - Bosnia and Herzegovina football champions – Football competitions Bosnia and Herzegovina

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Yugoslav First League (1923–1992) / First League (1994–2000) / Premier League (2000–)
 * NC : National Cup – Yugoslav Cup (1923–1992) / Bosnia and Herzegovina Football Cup (1994–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Super Cup of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1997–2001)


 * CUPS 1994-2000 - BAH, (Until 1999–00 season, three separated cups were organized. They were organized on ethnic principles, so every region had its own cup winner. In 1998, for the first time, Bosnia-Herzegovina got its official cup winner after the "Super final" between FK Sarajevo and HNK Orašje (winners of two different cups)). (3 DIFFERENT CUP), Bosnia and Herzegovina, Herzeg-Bosnia, Republika Srpska
 * LEAGUES 1994-2000 STRUCTURE - BAH, (3 DIFFERENT LEAGUES) Bosnia and Herzegovina, Herzeg-Bosnia, Republika Srpska

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Balkans Cup (Velež Mostar x1)

Croatia
See also: Football in Croatia – Croatian football league system - Croatian football champions – Football competitions in Croatia

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Yugoslav First League (1923–1992) / Croatian First Football League (1992–)
 * NC : National Cup – Yugoslav Cup (1923–1992) / Croatian Football Cup (1992–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Croatian Football Super Cup (1992–)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Balkans Cup (Dinamo Zagreb x1 and Rijeka x1)

Macedonia
See also: Football in Macedonia – Macedonian football league system - Macedonian football champions – Football competitions in Macedonia

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Yugoslav First League (1923–1992) / Macedonian First Football League (1992–)
 * NC : National Cup – Yugoslav Cup (1923–1992) / Macedonian Football Cup (1992–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Macedonian Football Super Cup (2011–)
 * Royal League (1929-1931), Part of Bulgaria (1942-1944), Regional League (1944-1969), Macedonian Republic Cup (1946-1992)

Slovenia
See also: Football in Slovenia – Slovenian football league system - Slovenian football champions – Football competitions in Slovenia

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Yugoslav First League (1923–1992) / Slovenian PrvaLiga (1991–)
 * NC : National Cup – Yugoslav Cup (1923–1992) / Slovenian Football Cup (1991–)
 * SC : Super Cup – Slovenian Supercup (1995–)
 * Slovenian Republic Football League (1920–1991) and Slovenian Republic Football Cup (1953–1991)

Montenegro
See also: Football in Montenegro – Montenegrin football league system - Montenegrin football champions – Football competitions in Montenegro
 * Montenegrin clubs in Yugoslav football competitions (1946–2006)

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Yugoslav First League (1923–1992) / First League of Serbia and Montenegro (1992–2006) / Montenegrin First League (2004–)
 * NC : National Cup – Yugoslav Cup (1923–1992) / Serbia and Montenegro Cup (1992–2006) / Montenegrin Cup (2006–)
 * Montenegrin Football Championship (1922–1940), Montenegrin independent championship (1992-1999)

Serbia
See also: Football in Serbia – Serbian football league system - Serbian football champions – Football competitions in Sebia

Key

 * LT : League Championship – Yugoslav First League (1923–1992) / First League of Serbia and Montenegro (1992–2006) / Serbian SuperLiga (2006–)
 * NC : National Cup – Yugoslav Cup (1923–1992) / Serbia and Montenegro Cup (1992–2006) / Serbian Cup (2006–)
 * Other(s) – Serbian Football League (1940–1944) and Serbian Olympic Cup (1914)
 * Serbian Football Championship (1919–1922)

Ranking

 * Other trophies column; Balkans Cup (Radnički Niš x1)