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French football clubs in international competitions

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French football clubs have entered Europeanassociation football competitions since 1955–56 season, whenReims took part in theinaugural European Cup.Marseille became the first French club to win theUEFA Champions League in 1993, although their win was overshadowed bya bribery scandal. The only other French club to win at least amajor trophy in Europe isParis Saint-Germain, who won theCup Winners' Cup in 1996, and theUEFA Champions League,UEFA Super Cup andFIFA Intercontinental Cup in 2025.

Finals

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YearCompetitionFrench teamOpposing teamScoreVenue
1956European CupReimsSpainReal Madrid3–4FranceParc des Princes,Paris
1959European CupReimsSpainReal Madrid0–2West GermanyNeckarstadion,Stuttgart
1976European CupSaint-ÉtienneWest GermanyBayern Munich0–1ScotlandHampden Park,Glasgow
1978UEFA CupBastiaNetherlandsPSV Eindhoven0–3 on aggregateTwo-legged
1991European CupMarseilleSocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaRed Star Belgrade0–0(3–5p)ItalyStadio San Nicola,Bari
1992Cup Winners' CupMonacoGermanyWerder Bremen0–2PortugalEstádio da Luz,Lisbon
1993Champions LeagueMarseilleItalyMilan1–0GermanyOlympic Stadium,Munich
1996UEFA CupBordeauxGermanyBayern Munich1–5 on aggregateTwo-legged
Cup Winners' CupParis Saint-GermainAustriaRapid Wien1–0BelgiumKing Baudouin Stadium,Brussels
Super CupParis Saint-GermainItalyJuventus2–9 on aggregateTwo-legged
1997Cup Winners' CupParis Saint-GermainSpainBarcelona0–1NetherlandsDe Kuip,Rotterdam
1999UEFA CupMarseilleItalyParma0–3RussiaLuzhniki Stadium,Moscow
2004UEFA CupMarseilleSpainValencia0–2SwedenUllevi,Gothenburg
Champions LeagueMonacoPortugalPorto0–3GermanyArena AufSchalke,Gelsenkirchen
2018Europa LeagueMarseilleSpainAtlético Madrid0–3FranceParc Olympique Lyonnais,Décines-Charpieu
2020Champions LeagueParis Saint-GermainGermanyBayern Munich0–1PortugalEstádio da Luz,Lisbon
2025Champions LeagueParis Saint-GermainItalyInter Milan5–0GermanyAllianz Arena,Munich
Club World CupParis Saint-GermainEnglandChelsea0–3United StatesMetLife Stadium,East Rutherford
Super CupParis Saint-GermainEnglandTottenham Hotspur2–2(4–3p)ItalyStadio Friuli,Udine
Intercontinental CupParis Saint-GermainBrazilFlamengo1–1(2–1p)QatarAhmad bin Ali Stadium,Al Rayyan

Final appearance by competition

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CompetitionWinnersRunners-upTotal
European Cup / UEFA Champions League268
European / UEFA Cup Winners' Cup123
UEFA Cup / UEFA Europa League055
UEFA Super Cup112
FIFA Club World Cup011
FIFA Intercontinental Cup101
Total51520

French overseas clubs

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Overseas France areas frequently field teams in the Oceania and Caribbean continental cups.

Hienghène Sport fromNew Caledonia won the2019 OFC Champions League and thus qualified for the2019 FIFA Club World Cup, becoming the first-ever French club to participate in theFIFA Club World Cup.

Once has a team from Overseas France reached the semi-finals of a top-tier Caribbean cup, which wasAS Samaritaine fromMartinique in the2021 Caribbean Club Championship, by virtue of which they qualified for the2021 CONCACAF League continental tier 2 tournament.

Club Franciscain fromMartinique won the first edition of the Caribbean tier 2 tournamentCFU Club Shield in the2018 season and then won a playoff to qualify for the2018 CONCACAF League.

Overseas clubs final appearance by competition

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CompetitionWinnersRunners-upTotal
OFC Men's Champions League167
CFU Club Shield123
Total2810

References

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