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The 44 pages that link to UEFA Champions League, each with the reason it gives.

• FC BarcelonaNarrower topic: Its titles provide the clearest measure of Barcelona’s standing in European club football.

• Real Madrid CFNarrower topic: Its format and prestige define the continental competition in which Real Madrid has excelled.

• Carlo AncelottiNarrower topic: It is the competition in which Ancelotti has won more managerial titles than any other coach.

• Manchester UnitedNarrower topic: United’s European triumphs, including its three Champions League titles, are central to its record.

• 2007 UEFA Champions League finalNarrower topic: The final is the competition's championship match.

• 1989 European Cup finalNarrower topic: The final belongs to the competition’s earlier European Cup era.

• Frank RijkaardNarrower topic: His 2006 victory made him one of the few to win the competition as both player and manager.

• Iker CasillasNarrower topic: Casillas won the competition three times with Real Madrid.

• Paolo MaldiniNarrower topic: Maldini won the competition five times with AC Milan.

• Alfredo Di StéfanoNarrower topic: The tournament inherited the European Cup tradition Di Stéfano helped define.

• Mircea LucescuNarrower topic: Shakhtar's progress under Lucescu established the club as a regular Champions League competitor.

• Clarence SeedorfNarrower topic: Its titles mark Seedorf’s exceptional club success, unlike his less decorated international record.

• Samuel Eto'oNarrower topic: Eto'o won the competition three times, with Barcelona and Inter.