UEFA: INTERNATIONAL CUPS COUNTRY and CLUB INDEX, countries L-W.

This document count all games in the European cups written per country and team. Included are the tournaments written below up to 2022/23 (2023/24 where indicated).

Abbreviations:  CC = Cupwinners Cup (1960/61-98/99. The cup was discontinued in 1999 and merged into the UEFA Cup). CL = Champions League/European Cup (European Cup 1955/56-91/92. Champions league 1992/93-present. Groupplay introduced 1991/92.), COL = UEFA Conference Leauge (introduced 2021),  EUL = Europa League (= merger of UEFA Cup and the UEFA-affiliated Intertoto Cup. First season: 2009/10). IC = Intertoto Cup (non-UEFA) (1962-94). ICFC = Inter Cities/Fairs Cup (1955-70/71). SC = (European) Supercup (1971/72-present). UC = UEFA Cup (1971/72-2008/09). UIC = Intertoto Cup (UEFA affiliated) (1995-2008) WTC = Worldteam Cup (Only the tournaments with all confederations represented are counted: 2000, 2005-present). 

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   Although from a town of just over 5 000 people - FC Vaduz usually qualifies for Europe.

                                Ekranas - former Lithuanian football powerhouse.

      F91 of Dudelange managed something no other Luxembourg club have done before them: they reached the group stage of the Europa League.

                    Malta and the European Cups? Well, Valletta FC is usually there.

                Zimbru have a decent record in the European Cups over the years.

Buducnost Podgorica have played in Europe while in Yugoslavia as well as within Montenegro.

On Wikipedia one can read: "...Ajax is notable for his abundant strength and courage...".  The article is about the ancient Greek mythological hero, but might as well have been written about the Dutch football club by the same name.

        Vardar from the North Macedonian capital of Skopje is a force to be taken seriously.

                        "Fortune favors the brave" - Crest of Linfield.

                        Rosenborg BK - Best in European play in Norway.

                            Proud Legia from the Polish capital of Warsaw.

 Which team that is best in Portugal is a matter of opinion, but historically it's Benfica.

                Steaua (now FCSB) is the only Romanian team to have won the European Cup.

                                             Zenit from St. Petersburg won the UEFA-Cup in 2007/08.

                 SP Tre Fiori became in 2018/19 only the 2nd team from San Marino to win a game in European play.

                "The Bhoys" or The Celtic FC is one of two giants in Scottish football.

                           Red Star or Crvenz Zvezda - Serbian quality.

                    Slovan Bratislava have a very decent European record.

                            Real Madrid have won the foremost European club cup more than ten times!

                                Old crest of Grasshopper-Club.

            Well over 100 years of ability and success. Galatasaray of Istanbul.

                        There are a lot of Dynamos, but only one from Kyiv!