UEFA Champions League - History
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History
1969/70
Winner
Feyenoord
http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/season=1969/overview/index.html#196970+feyenoord+establish+order
Matches
Clubs
First round
Austria Wien
(AUT)
Avenir
(LUX)
Basel
(SUI)
Bayern
(GER)
Benfica
(POR)
Celtic
(SCO)
Crvena zvezda
(SRB)
CSKA Sofia
(BUL)
Dynamo Kyiv
(UKR)
Ferencváros
(HUN)- Feyenoord
(NED) 
Fiorentina
(ITA)
Galatasaray
(TUR)
Hibernians
(MLT)
KB
(DEN)
KR
(ISL)
Leeds
(ENG)
Legia
(POL)
Linfield
(NIR)
Lyn
(NOR)
Milan
(ITA)
Olympiakos
(CYP)
Öster
(SWE)
Panathinaikos
(GRE)
Real Madrid
(ESP)
Spartak Trnava
(SVK)
Standard Liège
(BEL)
St-Étienne
(FRA)
Tirana
(ALB)
UTA
(ROU)
Vorwärts
(GER)
Waterford
(IRL)
Did you know?
Feyenoord became the first Dutch side to win Europe's premier club competition with a 2-1 extra-time victory against Celtic FC.
Also in this year
• Pelé opens the scoring as Brazil beat Italy 4-1 in the FIFA World Cup final in Mexico City.
• Australian women's tennis player Margaret Court wins all four Grand Slam titles in the year.
• Black Sabbath's eponymous debut album released; often regarded as the first true heavy metal album.
• The legal age of voting in the United States, previously 21, is lowered to 18 for the first time.