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Records With Walter Samuel grounded and goalkeeper Julio Cesar a bemused onlooker, Gareth Bale scores the first Tottenham Hotspur FC goal against FC Internazionale Milano at San Siro. The UEFA Champions League newcomers came back from 4-0 down at half-time to lose 4-3; Bale performed the rare feat of hitting a hat-trick for a side playing with 10 men; and it allowed English clubs to take over from Italy at the top of the hat-trick chart. PHOTO: CLIVE ROSE / GETTY IMAGES Season 2011/2012 Contents Competition records 4 Sequence records 7 Goal scoring records – All hat-tricks 8 Fastest hat-tricks 11 Most goals in a season 12 Fastest goal in a game 13 Fastest own goals 13 The Landmark Goals 14 Fastest red cards 15 Fastest yellow cards 16 Youngest and Oldest Players 17 Goalkeeping records 20 Goalless draws 22 Record for each finalist 27 Biggest Wins 28 Lowest Attendances 30 Milestones 32 UEFA Super Cup 34 3 UEFA Champions League Records UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE COMPETITION RECORDS MOST APPEARANCES MOST GAMES PLAYED 16 Manchester United FC 176 Manchester United FC 15 FC Porto, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid CF 163 Real Madrid CF 159 FC Barcelona 14 AC Milan, FC Bayern München 149 FC Bayern München 13 FC Dynamo Kyiv, PSV Eindhoven, Arsenal FC 139 AC Milan 12 Juventus, Olympiacos FC 129 Arsenal FC 126 FC Porto 11 Rosenborg BK, Olympique Lyonnais 120 Juventus 10 Galatasaray AS, FC Internazionale Milano, 101 Chelsea FC FC Spartak Moskva, Rangers FC MOST WINS SUCCESSIVE APPEARANCES 96 Manchester United FC 15 Manchester United FC (1996/97 - 2010/11) 89 FC Barcelona 89 Real Madrid CF 14 Real Madrid CF (1997/98 - 2010/11) 73 FC Bayern München 13 Arsenal FC (1998/99 - 2010/11) 66 AC Milan 12 PSV Eindhoven (1997/98 - 2008/09) 59 Arsenal FC 57 Juventus 11 Olympiacos FC (1997/98 - 2007/08) 51 FC Porto 11 Olympique Lyonnais (2000/01 - 2010/11) 50 Chelsea FC 10 FC Bayern München (1997/98 - 2006/07) 47 Olympique Lyonnais 9 FC Internazionale Milano (2002/03 - 2010/11) 46 FC Internazionale Milano 39 Liverpool FC 8 Rosenborg BK (1995/96 - 2002/03) 35 Valencia CF 8 FC Dynamo Kyiv (1997/98 - 2004/05) 33 AFC Ajax 8 Chelsea FC (2003/04 - 2010/11) 30 PSV Eindhoven 7 Galatasaray AS (1997/98 - 2003/04) MOST DEFEATS BEST DEBUTS 45 FC Dynamo Kyiv WINNERS 43 FC Porto Olympique de Marseille (1992/93) 42 PSV Eindhoven AFC Ajax (1994/95) 40 Real Madrid CF Juventus (1995/96) 37 Olympiacos FC 37 Rosenborg BK RUNNERS-UP 36 Arsenal FC AC Milan (1992/93) 36 Galatasaray AS FC Barcelona (1993/94) 36 FC Bayern München Valencia CF (1999/00) 35 Manchester United FC SEMI-FINALS 33 AC Milan AS Monaco FC (1993/94) 33 Panathinaikos FC FC Bayern München (1994/95) 33 FC Spartak Moskva Paris Saint-Germain FC (1994/95) 31 Juventus FC Nantes Atlantique (1995/96) 30 RSC Anderlecht Panathinaikos FC (1995/96) Leeds United AFC (2000/01) Villarreal CF (2005/06) 4 MOST DRAWS HIGHEST POINTS AVERAGE PER GAME 45 Manchester United FC Qualification: minimum of ten matches 42 FC Barcelona 1.384 FC Barcelona 40 FC Bayern München 1.375 Sevilla FC 40 AC Milan 1.347 Manchester United FC 34 Arsenal FC 1.301 Real Madrid CF 34 Real Madrid CF 1.287 Chelsea FC 32 Juventus 1.248 FC Bayern München 32 FC Porto 1.244 Liverpool FC 30 Chelsea FC 1.226 BV Borussia Dortmund 1.223 AC Milan 1.217 Juventus MOST GOALS SCORED 1.206 FC Internazionale Milano 1.205 Valencia CF 313 Real Madrid CF 306 FC Barcelona 304 Manchester United FC HIGHEST GOAL AVERAGE PER GAME 244 FC Bayern München 198 Arsenal FC Qualification: minimum of 50 goals scored 195 AC Milan 189 Juventus 1.925 goals per game FC Barcelona 167 Olympique Lyonnais 1.920 Real Madrid CF 1.795 AS Monaco FC 1.727 Manchester United FC BEST WIN PERCENTAGE 1.704 Olympique Lyonnais 1.638 FC Bayern München Qualification: minimum of ten victories 1.575 Juventus 1.535 Arsenal FC 62.5% Sevilla FC (10 wins from 16 games) 1.525 Chelsea FC 56.0% FC Barcelona (89/159) 1.512 Liverpool FC 54.6% Real Madrid CF (89/163) 1.509 Bayer 04 Leverkusen 54.5% Manchester United FC (96/176) 1.500 S.S. Lazio 49.5% Chelsea FC (50/101) 1.500 Paris Saint-Germain FC 49.1% BV Borussia Dortmund (26/53) 1.500 SV Werder Bremen 49.0% FC Bayern München (73/149) 48.3% FC Internazionale Milano (42/87) 48.0% Olympique Lyonnais (47/98) MOST GOALS CONCEDED 185 Real Madrid CF MOST GOALS ON A SINGLE MATCHDAY 161 Manchester United FC NB: all from 16 games in group stage 160 FC Bayern München 159 FC Barcelona 63 MD 1 2000/01 144 FC Porto 57 MD 4 1999/00 140 FC Dynamo Kyiv 54 MD 3 2000/01 134 Arsenal FC 54 MD 2 2004/05 129 Olympiacos FC 54 MD 6 2004/05 129 Rosenborg BK 53 MD 2 1999/00 129 PSV Eindhoven 53 MD 3 2008/09 125 Juventus 53 MD 4 2010/11 122 AC Milan 52 MD 4 2005/06 118 FC Spartak Moskva 52 MD 5 2007/08 115 Galatasaray AS 50 MD 5 2000/01 115 Olympique Lyonnais 50 MD 1 2002/03 107 FC Internazionale Milano 50 MD 6 2002/03 104 Panathinaikos FC 5 UEFA Champions League Records MOST POINTS 237 from 176 games (av 1.347) Manchester United FC 220 from 159 games (av 1.384) FC Barcelona 212 from 163 games (av 1.301) Real Madrid CF 186 from 149 games (av 1.248) FC Bayern München 170 from 139 games (av 1.223) AC Milan 152 from 129 games (av 1.178) Arsenal FC 146 from 120 games (av 1.217) Juventus 134 from 126 games (av 1.063) FC Porto 130 from 101 games (av 1.287) Chelsea FC 117 from 98 games (av 1.194) Olympique Lyonnais 117 from 97 games (av 1.206) FC Internazionale Milano 102 from 82 games (av 1.244) Liverpool FC MOST GOALS SCORED IN A SEASON 45 from 16 games (av. 2.81) FC Barcelona 1999/00 35 from 17 games (av. 2.06) Real Madrid CF 2001/02 35 from 16 games (av. 2.19) Real Madrid CF 2000/01 35 from 17 games (av. 2.06) Real Madrid CF 1999/00 33 from 16 games (av. 2.06) Real Madrid CF 2002/03 32 from 13 games (av. 2.46) FC Barcelona 2008/09 32 from 14 games (av. 2.28) Manchester United FC 2002/03 31 from 16 games (av. 1.94) Manchester United FC 2001/02 30 from 13 games (av. 2.31) FC Barcelona 2010/11 30 from 17 games (av. 1.76) Juventus 2002/03 29 from 10 games (av. 2.90) Olympique Lyonnais 2004/05 29 from 11 games (av. 2.64) Manchester United FC 1998/99 29 from 12 games (av. 2.42) Liverpool FC 2007/08 29 from 17 games (av. 1.70) Bayer 04 Leverkusen 2001/02 FEWEST WINS AEK Athens FC (1994/95, 2002/03, 2003/04) failed to win in 18 games in the group stage (D 10 L 8) spread over three participations. They finally recorded their first victory, at the 22nd attempt, in the competition proper on Matchday 4 of the 2006/07 season, beating LOSC Lille Métropole 1-0 after a run of 11 draws and 10 defeats. AEK then beat AC Milan by the same score on Matchday 5 and now have a record of 2 wins from 24 group games SK Rapid Wien [D 2 L 10] (1996/97, 2005/06) and FK Partizan [D 3 L 9] (2003/04, 2010/11) failed to win in 12 games in the group stage spread over two series 1. FC Košice (1997/98), K. Lierse SK (1997/98), AIK Solna (1999/00), Willem II (1999/00), KRC Genk (2002/03), PFC Levski Sofia (2006/07), FC BATE Borisov (2008/09), APOEL FC, AZ Alkmaar, Debreceni VSC (2009/10) and MŠK Žilina, Bursaspor (2010/11) all failed to record a single victory in their only appearance in the group stage FEWEST GOALS SCORED All 119 teams who have taken part in the UEFA Champions League since 1992/93 have scored at least one goal. PFC Levski Sofia (1 goal), NK Maribor, 1.FC Košice, KRC Genk, Bursaspor (2 goals each) share the record for the fewest goals scored in their six group games. 6 UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – SEQUENCE RECORDS SUCCESSIVE WINS FC Barcelona 9 wins 18.09.02 - 18.02.03 Note: FC Barcelona won 11 successive European matches during the 2002/03 season. The run began in the third qualifying round against Polish side Legia Warszawa before continuing into the competition proper. The sequence finally ended when they were held to a 0-0 draw at FC Internazionale Milano during the second Group Phase BV Borussia Dortmund 8 wins 04.12.96 - 01.10.97 SUCCESSIVE DEFEATS RSC Anderlecht 12 defeats 10.12.03 - 23.11.05 SK Rapid Wien 9 defeats 30.10.96 - 07.12.05 (ongoing) SUCCESSIVE DRAWS AEK Athens FC 7 draws 17.09.02 - 17.09.03 Rangers FC 6 draws 19.10.05 - 07.03.06 MOST GAMES WITHOUT DEFEAT AFC Ajax 19 games (W 14 D 5) 14.09.94 - 20.03.96 FC Bayern München 19 games (W 13 D 6) 14.03.01 - 02.04.02 MOST GAMES WITHOUT A WIN FC Spartak Moskva 22 games (D 5 L 17) 05.12.00 - 22.11.06 AEK Athens FC 21 games (D 11 L 10) 14.09.94 - 17.10.06 SUCCESSIVE HOME WINS Manchester United FC 12 games (F 30 A 7) 13.09.06 - 29.04.08 MOST HOME GAMES WITHOUT DEFEAT FC Bayern München 29 games (W 23 D 6) 04.03.98 - 02.04.02 7 UEFA Champions League Records GOALSCORING RECORDS TOP GOALSCORER IN EACH SEASON 1992/93 Franck SAUZÉE (Olympique de Marseille) 5 goals (7 appearances) 1993/94 Hristo STOITCHKOV (FC Barcelona) 5 goals (6 appearances) 1994/95 George WEAH (Paris Saint-Germain FC) 7 goals (10 appearances) 1995/96 Jari LITMANEN (AFC Ajax) 9 goals (10 appearances) 1996/97 Milinko PANTIC (Club Atlético de Madrid) 5 goals (8 appearances) 1997/98 Alessandro DEL PIERO (Juventus) 10 goals (10 appearances) 1998/99 Andriy SHEVCHENKO (FC Dynamo Kyiv) 8 goals (10 appearances) Dwight YORKE (Manchester United FC) 8 goals (11 appearances) 1999/00 Mário JARDEL (FC Porto) 10 goals (13 appearances) RIVALDO (FC Barcelona) 10 goals (14 appearances) RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 10 goals (15 appearances) 2000/01 RAÚL González (Real Madrid CF) 7 goals (12 appearances) 2001/02 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 10 goals (14 appearances) 2002/03 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 12 goals (9 appearances) 2003/04 Fernando MORIENTES (AS Monaco FC) 9 goals (12 appearances) 2004/05 Ruud van NISTELROOY (Manchester United FC) 8 goals (7 appearances) 2005/06 Andriy SHEVCHENKO (AC Milan) 9 goals (12 appearances) 2006/07 Ricardo KAKÁ (AC Milan) 10 goals (13 appearances) 2007/08 Cristiano RONALDO (Manchester United FC) 8 goals (11 appearances) 2008/09 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 9 goals (12 appearances) 2009/10 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 8 goals (11 appearances) 2010/11 Lionel MESSI (FC Barcelona) 12 goals (13 appearances) MOST GOALS IN A UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE MATCH FOUR GOALS Marco van BASTEN AC Milan v IFK Göteborg 4-0 25.11.92 (33, 53 pen, 61, 62 = 29 minutes) Simone INZAGHI S.S.
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