European Rugby champions cup final winners list, runners-up, scores, history since 1996.
The European Rugby Champions Cup is an annual rugby union tournament organized by EPCR. It is the top-tier competition for clubs.
Clubs qualify for the Champions Cup via their final positions in their respective national/regional leagues (Premiership, Top 14, and Pro14) or via winning the second-tier Challenge Cup.
The Rugby Champions Cup was started in 2015, previously it is known as the Heineken Cup.
Toulouse (IRE) have won the title the Most, record FIVE times, followed by French side Leinster won the Heineken Cup four times.
Ronan O’Gara conjured up a coaching masterclass to inspire La Rochelle to a last-gasp 24-21 Heineken Champions Cup final victory over four-time champions Leinster at Stade Velodrome, Marseille.
Massive underdogs coming into the final, La Rochelle snatched victory at the death when replacement scrum half Arthur Retiere squirmed his way over from a ruck on the Leinster line to put his side ahead with a mere 17 seconds left on the clock.
Who won the Last European Rugby title, Champions Cup 2021 title winner.?
Toulouse was the last year winners of the title, having won their Record Fifth-title by beating La Rochelle in the 2021 Champions Cup final. Now, Leinster Rugby is 1 title Back, they won the competition a four times.
Toulouse record-holder has won the European Rugby Champions Cup a record Five times in history....
Who won the Most European Rugby Champions Cup titles.?
The win gave Toulouse their first victory in the competition since 2010, making them the first French side to win the title since Toulon six years ago.
Five titles: Toulouse
Four titles : Leinster
Three titles: Saracens, Toulon
Two titles: Leicester, Munster, Wasps
Toulouse's Five Champions Cup title wins & 2021 winners.
1996: Toulouse 21 - 18 Cardiff
2003: Toulouse 22 - 17 Perpignan
2005: Toulouse 18 - 12 Stade Francais
2010: Toulouse 21 - 19 Biarritz
2021: Toulouse 22 - 17 La Rochelle.
European Rugby champions cup winners list, runners-up, since 1996-2022.
European Rugby champions cup winners list, runners-up, since 1996-2022.
Here are the complete finals of Rugby’s European Cup winners list, since the competition started in the 1995-96 to 2022 season knows as Heineken Cup winners list:
Season - Winners - Runners-up.
1995-96 - Toulouse 21 - 18 aet Cardiff
1996-97 - Brive 28 - 9 Leicester
1997-98 - Bath 19 - 18 Brive
1998-99 - Ulster 21 - 6 Colomiers
1999-00 - Northampton 9 - 8 Munster
2000-01 - Leicester 34 - 30 Stade Francais
2001-02 - Leicester 15 - 9 Munster
2002-03 - Toulouse 22 - 17 Perpignan
2003-04 - Wasps 27 - 20 Toulouse
2004-05 - Toulouse 18-12 aet Stade Francais
2005-06 - Munster 23 - 19 Biarritz
2006-07 - Wasps 25 - 9 Leicester
2007-08 - Munster 16 - 13 Toulouse
2008-09 - Leinster 19 - 16 Leicester
2009-10 - Toulouse 21-19 Biarritz
2010-11 - Leinster 33 - 22 Northampton
2011-12 - Leinster 42 - 14 Ulster
2012-13 - Toulon 16 - 15 Clermont Auvergne
2013-14 - Toulon 23 - 6 Saracens
2014-15 - Toulon 24 - 18 Clermont Auvergne
2015-16 - Saracens 21 - 9 Racing 92
2026-17 - Saracens 28 - 17 ASM Clermont Auvergne
2017-18 - Leinster 15 - 12 Racing 92.
2018-19 - Saracens 20 - 10 Leinster
2019-20 -- Exter Chiefs 31 - 27 Racing 92.
2020-21 -- Toulouse 22 -- 17 La Rochelle
2021- 22 -- La Rochelle 24 - 21 Leinster.
2022-23 -- team 1 -- team 2...
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European Rugby Champions Cup final Wins by the nation
Country Winners Runners-up
France 10 17
England 10 5
Ireland 7 5
Wales 0 1
Rugby European Player of the Year Award Winners List 2010-2021.
The European Player of the Year award was started by ERC in 2010. Ronan O'Gara received the inaugural award.
Here is the ERC European Rugby Player of the Year award winners list since 2010-2021.
2010 — Ronan O'Gara (Ireland - Munster)
2011 — Sean O'Brien (Ireland - Leinster)
2012 — Rob Kearney (Ireland - Leinster)
2013 — Jonny Wilkinson (France - Toulon)
2014 — Steffon Armitage (France - Toulon)
2015 — Nick Abendanon (France - Clermont Auvergne)
2016 — Maro Itoje (England - Saracens)
2017 — Owen Farrell (England - Saracens)
2018 — Leone Nakarawa (France - Racing 92)
2019 — Alex Goode ( England - Saracens)
2020 — Sam Simmonds (England Exeter)
2021 — Antoine Dupont (Stade Toulousain)
2022 —
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