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    This document lists the winners of various European club competitions between the 1950s and early 2000s. It is organized decade by decade, with 2-4 winners listed for each year between the 1950s-1990s. The competitions include the European Cup/Champions League along with the UEFA Cup and Cup Winners' Cup. A wide range of clubs are listed from all over Europe, including teams from countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Scotland, Spain, Germany, and beyond.

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    This document lists the winners of various European club competitions between the 1950s and early 2000s. It is organized decade by decade, with 2-4 winners listed for each year between the 1950s-1990s. The competitions include the European Cup/Champions League along with the UEFA Cup and Cup Winners' Cup. A wide range of clubs are listed from all over Europe, including teams from countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Scotland, Spain, Germany, and beyond.

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    Steaua in Cupele Europene 1947-1998

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    This document lists the winners of various European club competitions between the 1950s and early 2000s. It is organized decade by decade, with 2-4 winners listed for each year between the 1950s-1990s. The competitions include the European Cup/Champions League along with the UEFA Cup and Cup Winners' Cup. A wide range of clubs are listed from all over Europe, including teams from countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Scotland, Spain, Germany, and beyond.

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    Anii 50

    1957–58 - Borussia Dortmund

    Anii 60
    1961–62 - Austria Wien
    1968–69 - Spartak Trnava
    1962–63 - Botev Plovdiv
    1964–65 - Derry City
    1964–65 - Dinamo Zagreb
    1966–67 - Strasbourg
    1967–68 - Austria Wien
    1967–68 - Valencia
    1969–70 - Rangers

    Anii 70
    1976–77 - Club Brugge
    1978–79 - Monaco
    1977–78 - Barcelona
    1970–71 - Karpaty Lviv
    1970–71 - PSV
    1971–72 - Hibernians
    1971–72 - Barcelona
    1971–72 - Bayern Munich
    1979–80 - Young Boys
    1979–80 - Nantes
    Anii 80
    1985–86 - Vejle Boldklub
    1985–86 - Budapest Honvéd
    1985–86 - Kuusysi
    1985–86 - Anderlecht
    1985–86 - Barcelona
    1986–87 - Anderlecht
    1987–88 - MTK Budapest
    1987–88 - Omonia
    1987–88 - Rangers
    1987–88 - Benfica
    1988–89 - Sparta Prague
    1988–89 - Spartak Moscow
    1988–89 - IFK Göteborg
    1988–89 - Galatasaray
    1988–89 - Milan
    1989–90 - Fram Reykjavík
    1989–90 - PSV
    1980–81 - Standard Liège
    1984–85 - Roma
    1986 - River Plate
    1986 - Dynamo Kyiv
    Anii 90
    1993–94 - Dinamo Zagreb
    1993–94 - Monaco
    1994–95 - Servette
    1994–95 - Anderlecht
    1994–95 - Hajduk Split
    1994–95 - Benfica
    1995–96 - Red Bull Salzburg
    1995–96 - Rangers
    1995–96 - Juventus
    1995–96 - Borussia Dortmund
    1996–97 - Club Brugge
    1996–97 - Atlético Madrid
    1996–97 - Borussia Dortmund
    1996–97 - Widzew Łódź
    1997–98 - CSKA Sofia
    1997–98 - Paris Saint-Germain
    1991–92 - Anorthosis Famagusta
    1991–92 - Sporting Gijón
    1991–92 - Genoa
    1997–98 - Fenerbahçe
    1997–98 - Bastia
    1997–98 - Aston Villa
    1990–91 - Glentoran
    1990–91 - Montpellier
    1992–93 - Bohemian
    1992–93 - AGF Aarhus
    1992–93 - Royal Antwerp

    1998–99 - Flora Tallinn


    1998–99 Panathinaikos
    1998–99 - Valencia
    1999–00 - Levadia Tallinn
    1999–00 - LASK Linz
    1999–00 - West Ham United
    1999–00 - Slavia Prague
    2001–02 St. Gallen
    2001–02 Sloga Jugomagnat
    2001–02 Dynamo Kyiv

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