Champions League Tickets

Fanatix.com is your premier destination for the best Champions League tickets. The Champions League, renowned for its prestigious history and highly competitive knockout format, is the leading club competition in European football. Since its inception in 1955 as the European Cup, the tournament has become an integral part of global football, featuring top clubs from across Europe’s leagues.

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By booking your Champions League tickets through our booking system, you will immerse yourself in the extraordinary atmosphere of this legendary competition. Champions League tickets are available for each electrifying match, from the group stages to the high-stakes final in iconic stadiums across Europe. The tournament is celebrated for showcasing the highest level of club football, where the continent’s elite teams battle for supremacy, often leading to dramatic and unforgettable clashes. When you secure your Champions League tickets, you become part of the best tournament in the world.

Champions League history

The Champions League was first held during the 1955-1956 season under the name European Champion Clubs’ Cup, commonly known as the European Cup. It was rebranded in 1992, adopting the current Champions League format which includes a group stage followed by knockout rounds. This format expanded the competition, allowing multiple teams from various countries to participate, thus increasing its global appeal and intensifying the level of competition.

2025-2026 Champions League

The 2025-2026 Champions League is set to be a game-changer in football. Previously, it featured eight groups of four teams, with each team playing the other three teams in their group twice. The top two teams from each group would advance to the knockout stages. Under the pressure of a looming Super League, the Champions League format has changed. From the start of the 2024-2025 season, each team will play eight matches against different teams, four at home and four away. All teams will be placed together in one ranking. The top eight teams from this ranking will automatically qualify for the round of 16. The teams ranked 9 to 24 will play an additional round amongst themselves to decide which eight will join the top eight in the round of 16. The entire knockout stage is already planned, ensuring that the top two teams in the final ranking can only meet each other in the Champions League final.

Champions League records

The Champions League is not only a platform for winning the most coveted club trophy in football but also a stage for setting remarkable records. Real Madrid holds the record for the most Champions League wins, with prestigious titles to their name, showcasing their long-standing excellence in European football. The competition has also highlighted individual brilliance, with players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi setting and breaking numerous scoring records. Here’s a look at the clubs with the most Champions League titles:

Rank	Club	Champions League titles
1	Real Madrid	14
2	AC Milan	7
3	Bayern Munich	6
3	Liverpool	6
5	Barcelona	6
6	Ajax	4
7	Inter Milan	3
7	Manchester United	3
9	Juventus	2
9	Benfica	2
9	Chelsea	2
9	Nottingham Forest	2
9	Porto	2
5	Barcelona	6
14	Celtic	1
14	Hamburger SV	1
14	Paris Saint-Germain	1
14	Marseille	1
14	Borussia Dortmund	1
14	Manchester City	1
14	Feyenoord	1
14	Aston Villa	1
14	PSV	1
14	Red Star Belgrade	1

Iconic Champions League moments

The Champions League has been the stage for some of the most dramatic and memorable moments in football history. Here are a few that have defined the spirit of the competition:

2005 Miracle of Istanbul

In 2005, Liverpool staged one of the greatest comebacks in Champions League history. Trailing 3-0 at halftime against AC Milan in the final, Liverpool rallied to equalize in the second half and eventually won on penalties. This final is celebrated for its incredible spirit and the unforgettable night it provided fans around the world. It is still regarded as the best final in the history of the Champions League.

2017 Barcelona’s remontada

From the greatest final, we move to the greatest comeback in the Champions League. Barcelona, having lost the first leg 4-0 to PSG, staged a remarkable turnaround in the second leg. An early goal reopened the possibilities, and Barcelona took a 3-0 lead until Edinson Cavani scored for PSG in the 62nd minute. With the away goals rule still in effect, Barcelona needed three more goals in the last half-hour of the match. Neymar scored in the 88th and 91st minutes, leading to Sergi Roberto’s 95th-minute winner—a comeback that will likely remain unparalleled for a very long time.

2016-2018 Real Madrid’s three-Peat

Real Madrid dominated the Champions League by winning three consecutive titles from 2016 to 2018, a rare achievement that highlights their status as one of the greatest clubs in football history. Players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, and Luka Modric played pivotal roles in each campaign, setting records along the way.

2019 Corner taken quickly

Some moments are not just known for the action itself but also for the accompanying commentary. In the 2018-2019 semi-finals, Barcelona visited Anfield with a 3-0 lead. Backed by an electric crowd, Liverpool evened the score with goals from Origi and two from Wijnaldum. In the 79th minute, during a corner, while the Barcelona defence was still organizing, Trent Alexander-Arnold took the corner quickly, allowing Divock Origi to score the fourth goal. Commentator Steve Hunter immortalized this moment with his now-famous line, “Corner taken quickly…Origi!” This goal led to a 4-0 victory and eventually the Champions League title a few weeks later. Origi’s goal has been voted as Liverpool’s greatest goal in its entire history.

These moments are just a glimpse of what the Champions League has to offer. If you book your Champions League tickets here, you have the chance to be part of history. Watch your favorite team live in action and cheer them on to a spectacular victory. You can book the tickets on your favorite team page.