Which club have had the most EURO winners?
The likes of Lazio, Paris Saint-Germain, Tottenham Hotspur and Everton could join this list on Sunday but prior to UEFA EURO 2020, players from 101 clubs had collected winners' medals over the years, from Aarhus to Wolfsburg. Lyngby have currently provided twice as many winners as Manchester United but no side have come close to the success of Bayern Mnchen, Real Madrid and Barcelona  no surprise, perhaps, given Germany and Spain are the competition's most successful teams.  Eight Bayern players  including Oliver Kahn, Jrgen Klinsmann, Thomas Helmer and Mario Basler  were in Germany's triumphant EURO '96 squad, while six were in the West Germany squad that won the 1972 tournament.  Czechoslovakia's 1976 victory keeps Slovan Bratislava high in the rankings, since that squad contained seven of their players: Jozef apkovi, Anton Ondru, Jn Pivarnk, Marin Masn, Koloman Ggh, Jn vehlk and Alexander Vencel.  The most-represented clubs whose home nation have never lifted the trophy are Chelsea and Liverpool with five each. Didier Deschamps, Marcel Desailly and Frank Lebuf were Chelsea players when they won EURO 2000 with France, while Stamford Bridge duo Fernando Torres and Juan Mata won EURO 2012 with Spain. Meanwhile, four members of Spain's EURO 2008 squad were Liverpool men: Torres, Xabi Alonso, lvaro Arbeloa and Pepe Reina, with Reina counting again as a EURO 2012 champion. Highlights: Denmarks 1992 final glory   Manchester United have had just two EURO winners, both goalkeepers: Peter Schmeichel with Denmark in 1992, and Fabien Barthez with France in 2000. That is twice as many champions as neighbours Manchester City, but  more soberingly  one third of Real Zaragoza's tally and half of Greek titans Olympiacos's total.  Five clubs that have won the European Cup have never had a EURO winner: Celtic (1967), Nottingham Forest (1979, 1980), Aston Villa (1982), Steaua Bucureti (1986) and Crvena zvezda (1991).