A Look Back At The Last 10 Champions League Finals

Here is a look back at the last 10 Champions League finals and a short recollection on how they ended.

1999-2000: All Spanish Encounter

Real Madrid 3

Valencia 0

Stade de France, Paris

This is the first time two domestic rivals contested a final. Real dominated from start to finish, clinching their second title in three years. Steve McManaman won his first Champions League winners' medal, justifying his move to Real Madrid.

2000-2001: Goalkeeping Hero

Bayern Munich 1 (5-4 on penalties)

Valencia 1

San Siro, Milan

Bayern goalkeeper, Oliver Kahn held on to Mauricio Pellegrino's spot kick to claim Bayern's first European success in 25 years.

2001-2002: Zizou's Wonder Goal

Real Madrid 2

Bayer Leverkusen 1

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Real were back in the final, this time a perfectly struck left foot volley from the then-world's most expensive footballer secured the trophy. Michael Ballack have been coveting the Champions League trophy ever since.

2002-2003: Italian Masterclass

AC Milan 0 (3-2 on penalties)

Juventus 0

Old Trafford, Manchester

Typically tight, all-Italian contest which was high on technical ability. Andriy Shevchenko's converted penalty landed AC Milan their sixth European victory.

2003-2004: Mourinho Double

Porto 3

AS Monaco 0

Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen

Deco's Man-of-the-Match performance helped Jose Mourinho's side to a second European triumph, a year after Porto won the UEFA Cup.

2004-2005: Game of Two Halves

Liverpool 3 (3-2 on penalties)

AC Milan 3

Ataturk Stadium, Istanbul

AC Milan took the lead after just 52 seconds and were 3-0 by half time. Goals from Gerrard, Smicer and Alonso helped set up a brilliant shootout victory. That night in Istanbul will be forever immortalized in the memory banks of every Liverpool fan.

2005-2006: Barcelona's Patience

Barcelona 2

Arsenal 1

Stade de France, Paris

Arsenal's Jens Lehmann became the first player to see red in a European final, as Barcelona sealed the title with two goals in the final 15 minutes.

2006-2007: Milan's Revenge

AC Milan 2

Liverpool 1

Olympic Stadium, Athens

Two years after Liverpool's astonishing comeback, the sides met again. Milan came out on top after two goals from master goalpoacher, Fillipo Inzaghi.

2007-2008: English Supremacy

Manchester United 1 (6-5 on penalties)

Chelsea 1

Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

It was the second successive year three English clubs reached the semifinals. United won an even match thanks to John Terry's penalty slip.

2008-2009: Mighty Barcelona

Barcelona 2

Manchester United 0

Stadio Olimpico, Rome

United started the game brightly but were hit by a 10th minute Eto'o strike and never recovered. Classy Barcelona went on to win a sextuple of trophies in 2009.