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The 17 pages that link to European Cup, each with the reason it gives.

• Real Madrid CFNarrower topic: Real Madrid’s early dominance gave the competition its first defining dynasty.

• UEFABroader topic: Its creation preceded UEFA’s modern club competition structure.

• AFC AjaxNarrower topic: Ajax won the competition four times, including three consecutive titles from 1971 to 1973.

• Gerd MüllerRelated: Müller scored in Bayern's three consecutive victories from 1974 to 1976.

• 2007 UEFA Champions League finalNarrower topic: Milan's victory secured its seventh title in the competition's history.

• 1989 European Cup finalNarrower topic: Its champion was determined by this final, before the competition became the UEFA Champions League.

• 2003 UEFA Champions League finalNarrower topic: The match belongs to the competition’s history under its modern name.

• Eusébio (footballer)Narrower topic: Benfica’s continental triumphs with Eusébio came in this competition.

• Helenio HerreraNarrower topic: Herrera’s victories helped establish Inter as a force in Europe’s premier club tournament.

• Alfredo Di StéfanoNarrower topic: Di Stéfano helped establish the competition’s prestige through five consecutive victories.

• Bob PaisleyNarrower topic: Three victories in this competition defined Paisley’s international standing.

• Brian CloughNarrower topic: Forest’s back-to-back wins made Clough one of the competition’s most successful managers.

• Hugo SánchezRelated: Sánchez won the 1985–86 UEFA Cup with Real Madrid, a major continental triumph of his club career.

• Ian RushNarrower topic: Rush won the European Cup with Liverpool in 1984 and 1985.

• Udo LattekNarrower topic: Lattek’s 1974 triumph placed Bayern among Europe’s leading clubs.

• Béla GuttmannNarrower topic: Guttmann’s consecutive wins made him a major figure in the competition’s early history.

• Hermann MaierRelated: Maier’s strong European Cup results helped secure his World Cup opportunity.