2018 UEFA/FIFA club competition finals

UEFA Champions League (Kyiv): Real Madrid 3-1 Liverpool

UEFA Europa League (Lyon): Atlético Madrid 3-0 Marseille

UEFA Super Cup (Tallinn): Atlético Madrid 4-2aet Real Madrid

UEFA Women's Champions League (Kyiv): Lyon 4-1aet Wolfsburg

UEFA Youth League (Nyon): Barcelona 3-0 Chelsea

UEFA Futsal Cup (Zaragoza): Inter FS 5-2 Sporting CP

FIFA Club World Cup (UAE): Real Madrid 4-1 Al Ain



Atlético Madrid with the UEFA Europa League silverware ©Getty Images

2018 UEFA/FIFA national-team competitions

UEFA European Under-19 Championship (Finland): Portugal 4-3aet Italy

UEFA European Under-17 Championship (England): Netherlands 2-2, 4-1p Italy

UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship (Switzerland): Spain 1-0 Germany

UEFA European Women's Under-17 Championship (Lithuania): Spain 2-0 Germany

UEFA Futsal EURO (Ljubljana): Portugal 3-2aet Spain

FIFA World Cup (Russia): France 4-2 Croatia

FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup (France): Japan 3-1 Spain

FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup (Uruguay): Spain 2-1 Mexico

France won the World Cup in Russia ©Getty Images

Other UEFA competition holders

UEFA EURO: Portugal (2016, next edition 2020)

UEFA U21 EURO: Germany (2017, next edition 2019)

UEFA Women's EURO: Netherlands (2017, next edition 2021)

UEFA Regions' Cup: Zagreb (2017, next edition 2019)

The first UEFA Nations League, UEFA Women's Futsal EURO and UEFA Under-19 Futsal EURO finals are played in 2019.

Who makes your Team of the Year?

Luka Modrić collects the Ballon d'Or ©Getty Images

Player honours

UEFA Men's Player of the Year: Luka Modrić (Real Madrid/Croatia)

UEFA Women's Player of the Year: Pernille Harder (Wolfsburg/Denmark)

The Best FIFA Men's Player: Luka Modrić (Real Madrid/Croatia)

The Best FIFA Women's Player: Marta (Orlando Pride/Brazil)

Men's Ballon d'Or 2018: Luka Modrić(Real Madrid/Croatia)

Women's Ballon d'Or 2018: Ada Hegerberg (Lyon)

UEFA Goal of the Season 2017/18:Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid v Juventus)

Domestic league and cup winners

NAT League champions Cup winners ALB Skënderbeu

Skënderbeu

*Summer league (Belarusian, Estonian, Finnish, Moldovan and Swedish Cups in winter season)