From The Jules Rimet Trophy To The Champions League

English Club Football's Rich History of Honour

From the Jules Rimet Trophy to the Champions League

English association football clubs have a proud history of winning major trophies. The men's sides of these clubs have won a combined total of over 1,000 competitive honours run by official governing bodies, including the FA Cup, the League Champions League, and the EFL Cup. English clubs have also won major European trophies, such as the European Cup and the UEFA Europa League.

The Jules Rimet Trophy

The Jules Rimet Trophy was the trophy awarded to the winner of the FIFA World Cup from 1930 to 1970. England won the trophy in 1966, becoming the first and only country to host and win the World Cup.

The League Champions League

The League Champions League is the most prestigious club competition in Europe. English clubs have won the trophy seven times, more than any other country. The most successful English club in the Champions League is Liverpool, which has won the trophy six times.

The EFL Cup

The EFL Cup is the most prestigious cup competition in England. English clubs have won the trophy 43 times, more than any other country. The most successful English club in the EFL Cup is Manchester United, which has won the trophy 12 times.