Real Madrid's Record Against Premier League Teams

Here are three reliable sources you can use to verify Real Madrid’s match records vs. Premier League teams, with quick notes on how to find the head-to-head information:

1) UEFA (official) — https://www.uefa.com

• Why: Official competition organiser (Champions League / European Cup) with match archives and club histories.
• How to use: Search for Real Madrid’s club page or use the competitions’ archives to list all matches vs. English clubs and filter by season/competition.

2) Transfermarkt — https://www.transfermarkt.com

• Why: Comprehensive database of fixtures, results and head-to-head comparisons (widely used for historical match lists and outcomes).
• How to use: Search Real Madrid, then use the “Head-to-head” / “Matches” or compare-clubs feature to view all meetings vs. a specific Premier League club, with date-by-date results.

3) BBC Sport (match reports & archives) — https://www.bbc.com/sport/football

• Why: Trusted sports journalism and match reports; useful for verifying individual match results and dates.
• How to use: Search for specific match reports (e.g., “Real Madrid vs Manchester City 2016 BBC”) or use season archives to confirm outcomes cited.

If you’d like, I can pull and cite exact head-to-head pages or compile a cited list of results (with links) for the teams mentioned (Man United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Man City) as of October 2023.

Do you mean: “What is Real Madrid’s record against Premier League teams as of some date in 2025”? I don’t have live web access or match results past my cutoff (2024-06), so I can’t give verified 2025 stats. I can help in three ways — tell me which you prefer:

1) I can explain exactly how to update the totals yourself (step-by-step).
2) You can tell me a cutoff date in 2025 and I’ll show how to compute the record from a list of match results if you paste them here.
3) I can describe reliable sources and search queries so you can look up the updated head-to-heads (UEFA.com, RealMadrid.com, Transfermarkt, worldfootball.net, Soccerway).

Quick instructions to update the totals yourself:

• Decide which competitions to include (usually UEFA Champions League, European Cup, UEFA Super Cup and Europa Cup matches; exclude friendlies and pre-season).
• For each Premier League opponent (e.g., Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester City, Arsenal, Tottenham, etc.), find the head-to-head list of competitive matches. Use UEFA.com head-to-head pages or Transfermarkt’s “Head-to-head” for each pair.
• Count only wins for Real Madrid in those competitive matches and add them across all Premier League opponents to get the overall total.

Useful search queries:

• “Real Madrid vs [Club] head to head UEFA”
• “Real Madrid vs [Club] all matches Transfermarkt”

If you want, tell me a specific date in 2025 (for example “through 31 May 2025”) and I’ll guide you step-by-step for the fastest way to get the exact updated number, or compute it if you paste the match list here.

Real Madrid and the UEFA Champions League (European Cup)

Quick summary

• Real Madrid are the most successful club in European Cup / UEFA Champions League history with 14 titles. They were the competition's first winners (1955–56) and remain the benchmark in the competition.

All winning seasons (European Cup / Champions League):

• 1955–56, 1956–57, 1957–58, 1958–59, 1959–60 (five consecutive titles)
• 1965–66
• 1997–98
• 1999–2000
• 2001–02
• 2013–14
• 2015–16
• 2016–17
• 2017–18
• 2021–22

Notable records and facts

• Most overall titles: 14 (club record).
• First club to dominate the competition in its early years and the only team to win five consecutive European Cups (1956–60).
• Successful modern-era run: three consecutive finals and two consecutive titles in 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18 (winners in 2016, 2017, 2018).
• Their most recent Champions League title came in 2021–22 (1–0 win over Liverpool in the final, goal by Vinícius Júnior, coached by Carlo Ancelotti).

If you want

• A season-by-season Real Madrid Champions League record
• Top Real Madrid scorers in the competition or overall player stats
• Match highlights (classic finals and memorable comebacks) Tell me which and I’ll give the details.

I’m not sure what you mean — a couple of points to clarify: (1) “2035/26” looks like a typo (do you mean 2025/26?), and (2) Real Madrid play in LaLiga (Spain), not the English Premier League, so they don’t have Premier League wins. Do you mean one of these instead? — Real Madrid in the 2025/26 LaLiga season, — Atlético/another Madrid club in the 2025/26 Premier League, or — a different team or season? I can’t fetch live results after my 2024 cutoff, but if you tell me the correct team and season I can: • explain where to find up-to-date win totals (PremierLeague.com, ESPN, BBC Sport), or • calculate wins if you paste the match results. Which did you mean?

Do you mean the 2024–25 Premier League season (who won or the final table), standings/results during the 2025 calendar year, or something else (top scorers, transfers, fixtures)? I can help — but I don’t have live updates after my knowledge cutoff in June 2024.

Options I can do now:

• Explain the Premier League season format and typical calendar (useful for 2025 context).
• Summarize historical winners and trends up to 2023–24.
• Offer likely contenders and analysis based on form up to mid‑2024.
• Tell you where to find live 2025 standings and results (official Premier League site, BBC Sport, ESPN, Sky Sports, Flashscore).

Which of these would you like, or please clarify exactly what 2025 Premier League information you want?