Men's Champions League : presentation and medal winners

Information and history

First edition	1959/1960
Editions	50 (including 2008/2009)
First winner	CSKA Moscow
Most wins	CSKA Moscow (13)
Most recent winner	Trentino Volley

 Current competition : Men's Champions League - Final Four - 2009/2010

All time table since 2003/2004

Team		Appearances	First appearance	Best result	Pts	MP	W	L	GF	GA	diff
1	VC Dynamo Moscou (RUS)	6	2004/2005	3rd	94	52	42	10	133	63	+70
2	Iraklis Thessaloniki (GRE)	6	2003/2004	2nd	94	56	38	18	131	79	+52
3	VfB Friedrichshafen (GER)	6	2004/2005	1st	92	60	32	28	126	108	+18
4	Sisley Treviso (ITA)	5	2003/2004	1st	83	50	33	17	118	78	+40
5	Knack Roeselare (BEL)	6	2004/2005	-	79	48	31	17	105	85	+20
6	Tours VB (FRA)	5	2003/2004	1st	78	46	32	14	112	72	+40
7	Noliko Maaseik (BEL)	7	2003/2004	-	73	50	23	27	90	98	-8
8	Lokomotiv Belogorie Belgorod (RUS)	4	2003/2004	1st	69	42	27	15	102	62	+40
9	Skra Belchatow (POL)	5	2005/2006	3rd	66	42	24	18	90	81	+9
10	Panathinaikos Athens (GRE)	5	2004/2005	-	61	38	23	15	88	63	+25

   (Calculation Limited to the first 10 and based on W=2 pts and D=1 pts)

2008/2009	1.  Trentino Volley	2.  Iraklis Thessaloniki	3.  Iskra Odintsovo
2007/2008	1.  Dinamo Kazan	2.  Copra Piacenza	3.  Skra Belchatow
2006/2007	1.  VfB Friedrichshafen	2.  Tours VB	3.  VC Dynamo Moscou
2005/2006	1.  Sisley Treviso	2.  Iraklis Thessaloniki	3.  Lokomotiv Belogorie Belgorod
2004/2005	1.  Tours VB	2.  Iraklis Thessaloniki	3.  Lokomotiv Belogorie Belgorod
2003/2004	1.  Lokomotiv Belogorie Belgorod	2.  Iskra Odintsovo	3.  Tours VB
2002/2003	1.  Lokomotiv Belogorie Belgorod	2.  Pallavolo Modena	3.  Kedzierzyn-Kozle
2001/2002	1.  Lube Banca Marche Macerata	2.  Olympiacos Piraeus	3.  Iraklis Thessaloniki
2000/2001	1.  Paris Volley	2.  Sisley Treviso	3.  Roma Volley
1999/2000	1.  Sisley Treviso	2.  VfB Friedrichshafen	3.  Noliko Maaseik
1998/1999	1.  Sisley Treviso	2.  Noliko Maaseik	3.  VfB Friedrichshafen
1997/1998	1.  Pallavolo Modena	2.  Unicaja Almeria	3.  Paris Volley
1996/1997	1.  Pallavolo Modena	2.  Noliko Maaseik	3.  Mladost Zagreb
1995/1996	1.  Pallavolo Modena	2.  ASV Dachau	3.  Vojvodina Novolin Novisad
1994/1995	1.  Sisley Treviso	2.  Pallavolo Ravenna	3.  Olympiacos Piraeus
1993/1994	1.  Pallavolo Ravenna	2.  Pallavolo Parma	3.  Maes Pils Zellik
1992/1993	1.  Pallavolo Ravenna	2.  Pallavolo Parma	3.  Olympiacos Piraeus
1991/1992	1.  Pallavolo Ravenna	2.  Olympiacos Piraeus	3.  CSKA Moscow
1990/1991	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Pallavolo Parma	3.  Pallavolo Modena
1989/1990	1.  Pallavolo Modena	2.  AS Fréjus	3.  Son Amar Palma
1988/1989	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Pallavolo Modena	3.  Vojvodina Novolin Novisad
1987/1988	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Pallavolo Modena	3.  Martinus Amstelveen
1986/1987	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Pallavolo Modena	3.  Martinus Amstelveen
1985/1986	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Pallavolo Parma	3.  Martinus Amstelveen
1984/1985	1.  Pallavolo Parma	2.  Mladost Zagreb	3.  CSKA Sofia
1983/1984	1.  Pallavolo Parma	2.  Mladost Zagreb	3.  Dukla Liberec
1982/1983	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  AS Cannes	3.  Pallavolo Parma
1981/1982	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Pallavolo Torino	3.  Dinamo Bucuresti
1980/1981	1.  Dinamo Bucuresti	2.  CSKA Moscow	3.  Gwardia Wroclaw
1979/1980	1.  Pallavolo Torino	2.  VKP Bratislava	3.  Eczasibasi Istanbul
1978/1979	1.  VKP Bratislava	2.  Steaua Bucuresti	3.  Plomien Milowice
1977/1978	1.  Plomien Milowice	2.  Voorburg	3.  volleyball.cz Kladno
1976/1977	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Dinamo Bucuresti	3.  CSKA Sofia
1975/1976	1.  Dukla Liberec	2.  Slavia Sofia	3.  Spartak Subotica
1974/1975	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  SC Leipzig	3.  Slavia Sofia
1973/1974	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Dinamo Bucuresti	3.  SC Leipzig
1972/1973	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Resovia Rzeszów	3.  Ruda Hvezda Prague
1971/1972	1.  Zetor Zbrojovka Brno	2.  Ruini Firenze	3.  AMVJ Amstelveen
1970/1971	1.  Burevestnik Alma-Ata	2.  Zetor Zbrojovka Brno
1969/1970	1.  Burevestnik Alma-Ata	2.  Zetor Zbrojovka Brno
1968/1969	1.  CSKA Sofia	2.  Steaua Bucuresti
1967/1968	1.  Spartak Brno	2.  Dinamo Bucuresti
1966/1967	1.  Dinamo Bucuresti	2.  Rapid Bucuresti
1965/1966	1.  Dinamo Bucuresti	2.  Rapid Bucuresti
1964/1965	1.  Rapid Bucuresti	2.  Minjor Pernik
1963/1964	1.  SC Leipzig	2.  Mladost Zagreb
1962/1963	1.  Rapid Bucuresti	2.  CSKA Moscow
1961/1962	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Rapid Bucuresti
1960/1961	1.  Rapid Bucuresti	2.  CSKA Moscow
1959/1960	1.  CSKA Moscow	2.  Rapid Bucuresti

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