UEFA Champions League Trivia Questions

The winner gets an automatic group stage spot, even if they finish outside their domestic league's qualifying places.

No automatic rule. For example, in 2017, Ronaldo scored twice, not a hat-trick, but even if a hat-trick occurs, the award is voted on—not automatic.

UEFA commissioned the anthem in 1992, based on Handel's 'Zadok the Priest.' The lyrics are in UEFA's three official languages.

Real Madrid has 14 titles; Ronaldo has 5, all with Madrid. So Madrid has more titles than any single player.

The real trophy stays with UEFA. Winners get a full-size replica, and clubs that win five times or three in a row keep a permanent replica.

Seedings are based on UEFA club coefficients, not title defense. The champion is often top, but not guaranteed if their coefficient drops.

Only Real Madrid won three in a row (2016–2018). No other club has done it even once, so no club has done it twice.

The 2019 final was in Madrid's Metropolitano (about 68,000), but finals have been in smaller venues like Wembley (90,000) is not the point—actually many finals exceed 50k, but the 1991 final in Bari's Stadio San Nicola held about 58,000, so still over 50k. Correction: the 1974 final was in Brussels' Heysel (about 55k). Actually, all finals since 1956 have been in stadiums over 50k, so this is true? Let me recheck: The 1956 final at Parc des Princes held about 40k. So false.