Real Madrid has maintained an unstoppable streak in the UEFA Champions League finals since 1998, when they lifted the title thanks to Pedja Mijatovic's goal against Juventus. Since then, the team has not lost in a final of the continent's most important tournament. At different times, Real Madrid has had days of glory and difficult moments in its history in the Champions League.
During the 1955/56 season, the club won its first final, becoming European champions for the first time in the old name "European Cup". A year later, they defeated AC Milan in an intense match. In that same decade, Real Madrid continued to add relevant titles in exciting finals.
In the 1959/60 season, the team experienced their biggest win in continental finals against Eintracht Frankfurt. However, in 1962, Benfica and Eusebio prevented the Madrid team from claiming victory. In the following seasons, Inter Milan and AC Milan challenged Real Madrid in memorable finals that marked milestones in the history of European football.
In the following years, Real Madrid continued their dominance in the European competition, adding titles and starring in legendary finals. With iconic players like Di Stefano, Puskas, and Ramos, the white team has maintained its legacy of success in the Champions League.
Currently, Real Madrid has qualified for their eighteenth UEFA Champions League final, securing their sixth presence in the last decade. Under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti, the team will seek their fifteenth title in a new final that promises to be exciting and full of emotions at the legendary Wembley Stadium.
