Player |
Club |
Winners |
Runners-Up |
European Champions' Cup (UEFA Champions League since
1992/93) |
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Manchester U. |
1967 (1) |
- |
|
Nott’m Forest |
1980 |
- |
|
Europa League (UEFA Cup prior to 2009/10) |
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Wolves |
- |
1972
1L/2L |
|
Wolves |
- |
1972
1L/2L |
|
Tottenham H. |
1972
1L/2L |
1974
1L/2L |
|
Tottenham H. |
- |
1974
1L/2L |
|
Celtic |
- |
2003 |
|
Rangers |
- |
2008 |
|
- |
- |
- |
2022(s) |
Fulham |
- |
2010 |
|
Fulham |
- |
2010 |
|
European Cup Winners' Cup (discontinued 1999) |
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Tottenham H. |
1963 |
- |
|
Arsenal |
- |
1980 |
|
Arsenal |
- |
1980 |
|
Arsenal |
- |
1980 |
|
Arsenal |
1994 |
1995(s) |
|
European Super Cup |
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Nott’m Forest |
1979
1L/2L(s) |
1980 2L |
|
UEFA Europa Conference League |
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none |
- |
- |
- |
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup (replaced by UEFA Cup 1971) |
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London XI |
- |
1958
1L/2L |
|
Newcastle U. |
1969
1L/2L |
- |
|
Newcastle U. |
1969
1L/2L |
- |
|
UEFA Intertoto Cup (discontinued after 2008) |
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Newcastle U. |
- |
2001
1L/2L (1) |
|
West Ham |
1999
1L/2L |
- |
|
Fulham |
2002 (u) |
- |
|
Northern region (2006-2008) |
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Hibernian |
- |
2006
1L/2L(s) |
|
Hibernian |
- |
2006
1L/2L |
|
Aston Villa |
2007(m) |
- |
|
Intercontinental/Toyota Cup (discontinued 2004) |
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Manchester U. |
- |
1968
1L/2L |
|
Nott’m Forest |
- |
1980* |
|
* match played 11-02-1981 after
forest won 1979/80 European Cup |
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FIFA Club World Cup |
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Manchester U. |
2008(s) |
- |
Irish FA President Conrad Kirkwood with the UEFA Europa League, Super Cup and Champions League trophies ahead of the 2021 Super Cup match at Windsor Park |
1L/2L(s) Started in First Leg and appeared in Second Leg as substitute
Most recent Finalist: Steven Davis (Rangers, 2022 Europa League vs Eintracht Frankfurt)
Most Final Wins: 2 Martin O'Neill (Nottingham Forest 1979 Super Cup, 1980 Champions' Cup)
Most Final Appearances: 3 Pat Jennings (Tottenham Hotspur 1972 UEFA Cup, 1974 UEFA Cup, 1980 Cup Winners' Cup)
Most Players in a single Final: 3 1972 UEFA Cup (Pat Jennings (Tottenham Hotspur), Danny Hegan, Derek Dougan (Wolverhampton Wanderers))