A look back at the UEFA Super Cup champions, the annual competition organized by UEFA in every past edition.
On 13 Aug 2026 GMT+7, we revisit the history of UEFA Super Cup champions, the annual competition organized by UEFA. The match is played between the winners of the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League since 2000. The current champion is Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the powerhouse from France’s Ligue 1, who defeated Aston Villa, a prominent Premier League team from England, with a score of 2-1.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the top team from France, successfully defended their title, having won it in the previous edition as well. Here is a list of UEFA Super Cup champions—let’s see which teams have claimed the trophy.
1973: Ajax Amsterdam
1974: *No competition held*
1975: Dynamo Kyiv
1976: Anderlecht
1977: Liverpool
1978: Anderlecht
1979: Nottingham Forest
1980: Valencia
1981: *No competition held*
1982: Aston Villa
1983: Aberdeen
1984: Juventus
1985: *No competition held*
1986: Steaua București
1987: FC Porto
1988: KV Mechelen
1989: AC Milan
1990: AC Milan
1991: Manchester United
1992: Barcelona
1993: Parma
1994: AC Milan
1995: Ajax Amsterdam
1996: Juventus
1997: Barcelona
1998: Chelsea
1999: Lazio
2000: Galatasaray
2001: Liverpool
2002: Real Madrid
2003: AC Milan
2004: Valencia
2005: Liverpool
2006: Sevilla
2007: AC Milan
2008: Zenit Saint Petersburg
2009: Barcelona
2010: Atlético Madrid
2011: Barcelona
2012: Atlético Madrid
2013: Bayern Munich
2014: Real Madrid
2015: Barcelona
2016: Real Madrid
2017: Real Madrid
2018: Atlético Madrid
2019: Liverpool
2020: Bayern Munich
2021: Chelsea
2022: Real Madrid
2023: Manchester City
2024: Real Madrid
2025: Paris Saint-Germain
2026: Paris Saint-Germain