Feyenoord is one of the three major association football clubs in the Netherlands, and have a successful record playing in European competition. They have won the European Cup/Champions League once times, and the UEFA Cup twice. In addition, the lub has also won the Intercontinental Cup once, and played in one UEFA Super Cup match. Below is a list of all official European matches contested by Feyenoord.[1]
European match history
European Cup / UEFA Champions League
Season
|
Round
|
Country
|
Club
|
Score
|
1961-62
|
Preliminary Round
|
Sweden
|
IFK Göteborg
|
3–0, 8–2
|
First Round
|
England
|
Tottenham Hotspur
|
1–3, 1–1
|
1962-63
|
Preliminary Round
|
Switzerland
|
Servette
|
3–1, 1–3, 3–1 (a.e.t.)
|
First Round
|
Hungary
|
Vasas
|
1–1, 2–2, 1–0
|
Quarter-Final
|
France
|
Stade de Reims
|
1–0, 1–1
|
Semi-Final
|
Portugal
|
Benfica
|
0–0, 1–3
|
1965-66
|
Preliminary Round
|
Spain
|
Real Madrid
|
2–1, 0–5
|
1969–70
|
First Round
|
Iceland
|
KR
|
12–2, 4–0
|
Second Round
|
Italy
|
Milan
|
0–1, 2–0
|
Quarter-Final
|
East Germany
|
Vorwärts Berlin
|
0–1, 2–0
|
Semi-Final
|
Poland
|
Legia Warsaw
|
0–0, 2–0
|
Final
|
Scotland
|
Celtic
|
2–1 (a.e.t.)
|
1970–71
|
First Round
|
Romania
|
UTA Arad
|
1–1, 0–0
|
1971–72
|
First Round
|
Cyprus
|
Olympiakos Nicosia
|
8–0, 9–0
|
Second Round
|
Romania
|
Dinamo București
|
3–0, 2–0
|
Quarter-Final
|
Portugal
|
Benfica
|
1–0, 1–5
|
1974–75
|
First Round
|
Northern Ireland
|
Coleraine
|
7–0, 4–1
|
Second Round
|
Spain
|
Barcelona
|
0–0, 0–3
|
1984–85
|
First Round
|
Greece
|
Panathinaikos
|
0–0, 1–2
|
1993–94
|
First Round
|
Iceland
|
ÍA
|
0–1, 3–0
|
Second Round
|
Portugal
|
Porto
|
0–1, 0–0
|
1999–2000
|
Group Stage 1
|
Germany
|
Borussia Dortmund
|
1–1, 1–1
|
Norway
|
Rosenborg
|
2–2, 1–0
|
Portugal
|
Boavista
|
1–1, 1–1
|
Group Stage 2
|
England
|
Chelsea
|
1–3, 1–3
|
France
|
Marseille
|
3–0, 0–0
|
Italy
|
Lazio
|
2–1, 0–0
|
2000–01
|
Third Qualifying Round
|
Austria
|
Sturm Graz
|
1–2, 1–1
|
2001–02
|
Group Stage 1
|
Russia
|
Spartak Moscow
|
2–2, 2–1
|
Czech Republic
|
Sparta Prague
|
0–4, 0–2
|
Germany
|
Bayern Munich
|
2–2, 1–3
|
2002–03
|
Third qualifying round
|
Turkey
|
Fenerbahçe
|
1–0, 2–0
|
Group Stage 1
|
Italy
|
Juventus
|
1–1, 0–2
|
England
|
Newcastle United
|
1–0, 2–3
|
Ukraine
|
Dynamo Kyiv
|
0–0, 0–2
|
2012–13
|
Third qualifying round
|
Ukraine
|
Dynamo Kyiv
|
1–2, 0–1
|
2014–15
|
Third qualifying round
|
Turkey
|
Beşiktaş
|
1–2, 1–3
|
2017–18
|
Group Stage
|
England
|
Manchester City
|
0–4, 0–1
|
Italy
|
Napoli
|
1–3, 2–1
|
Ukraine
|
Shakhtar Donetsk
|
1–2, 1–3
|
European Cup Winners' Cup
Season
|
Round
|
Country
|
Club
|
Score
|
1980–81
|
First round
|
Finland
|
Ilves
|
3–1, 4–2
|
Second round
|
Denmark
|
Hvidovre
|
2–1, 1–0
|
Quarter-final
|
Bulgaria
|
Slavia Sofia
|
2–3, 4–0
|
Semi-final
|
Soviet Union
|
Dinamo Tbilisi
|
0–3, 2–0
|
1991–92
|
First round
|
Albania
|
Partizani Tirana
|
0–0, 1–0
|
Second round
|
Switzerland
|
Sion
|
0–0, 0–0 (a.e.t. 5–3p)
|
Quarter-final
|
England
|
Tottenham Hotspur
|
1–0, 0–0
|
Semi-final
|
France
|
Monaco
|
1–1, 2–2
|
1992–93
|
First round
|
Israel
|
Hapoel Petah Tikva
|
1–0, 1–2
|
Second round
|
Switzerland
|
Luzern
|
0–1, 4–1
|
Quarter-final
|
Russia
|
Spartak Moscow
|
0–1, 1–3
|
1994–95
|
First round
|
Lithuania
|
Žalgiris Vilnius
|
1–1, 2–1
|
Second round
|
Germany
|
Werder Bremen
|
1–0, 4–3
|
Quarter-final
|
Spain
|
Real Zaragoza
|
1–0, 0–2
|
1995–96
|
First round
|
Latvia
|
DAG-Liepaya
|
7–0, 6–0
|
Second round
|
England
|
Everton
|
0–0, 1–0
|
Quarter-final
|
Germany
|
Borussia Mönchengladbach
|
2–2, 1–0
|
Semi-final
|
Austria
|
Rapid Wien
|
1–1, 0–3
|
UEFA Cup / UEFA Europa League
Season
|
Round
|
Country
|
Club
|
Score
|
1972–73
|
First round
|
Luxembourg
|
US Rumelange
|
9–0, 12–0
|
Second round
|
Yugoslavia
|
OFK Beograd
|
4–3, 1–2
|
1973–74
|
First round
|
Sweden
|
Öster
|
3–1, 2–1
|
Second round
|
Poland
|
Gwardia Warsaw
|
3–1, 0–1
|
Third round
|
Belgium
|
Standard Liège
|
1–3, 2–0
|
Quarter-final
|
Poland
|
Ruch Chorzów
|
1–1, 3–1
|
Semi-final
|
West Germany
|
VfB Stuttgart
|
2–1, 2–2
|
Final
|
England
|
Tottenham Hotspur
|
2–2, 2–0
|
1975–76
|
First round
|
England
|
Ipswich Town
|
1–2, 0–2
|
1976–77
|
First round
|
Sweden
|
Djurgårdens
|
3–0, 1–2
|
Second round
|
West Germany
|
Kaiserslauten
|
2–2, 5–0
|
Third round
|
Spain
|
Español
|
1–0, 2–0
|
Quarter-final
|
Belgium
|
Molenbeek
|
0–0, 1–2
|
1979–80
|
First round
|
England
|
Everton
|
1–0, 1–0
|
Second round
|
Sweden
|
Malmö
|
4–0, 1–1
|
Third round
|
West Germany
|
Eintracht Frankfurt
|
1–4, 1–0
|
1981–82
|
First round
|
Poland
|
Szombierki Bytom
|
2–0, 1–1
|
Second round
|
East Germany
|
Dynamo Dresden
|
2–1, 1–1
|
Third round
|
Yugoslavia
|
Radnički Niš
|
0–2, 1–0
|
1983–84
|
First round
|
Scotland
|
St Mirren
|
1–0, 2–0
|
Second round
|
England
|
Tottenham Hotspur
|
2–4, 0–2
|
1985–86
|
First round
|
Portugal
|
Sporting Lisbon
|
1–3, 2–1
|
1986–87
|
First round
|
Hungary
|
Pécsi MFC
|
0–1, 2–0
|
Second round
|
West Germany
|
Borussia Mönchengladbach
|
1–5, 0–2
|
1987–88
|
First round
|
Luxembourg
|
Spora Luxembourg
|
5–0, 5–2
|
Second round
|
Scotland
|
Aberdeen
|
1–2, 1–0
|
Third round
|
West Germany
|
Bayer Leverkusen
|
2–2, 0–1
|
1989–90
|
First round
|
West Germany
|
VfB Stuttgart
|
0–2, 2–1
|
1996–97
|
First round
|
Russia
|
CSKA Moscow
|
1–0, 1–1
|
Second round
|
Spain
|
Espanyol
|
3–0, 0–1
|
Third round
|
Spain
|
Tenerife
|
0–0, 2–4
|
1998–99
|
First round
|
Germany
|
VfB Stuttgart
|
3–1, 0–3
|
2001–02
|
Third round
|
Germany
|
Freiburg
|
1–0, 2–2
|
Fourth round
|
Scotland
|
Rangers
|
1–1, 3–2
|
Quarter-final
|
Netherlands
|
PSV Eindhoven
|
1–1, 1–1 (a.e.t. 5–4p)
|
Semi-final
|
Italy
|
Inter
|
1–0, 2–2
|
Final
|
Germany
|
Borussia Dortmund
|
3–2
|
2003–04
|
First round
|
Austria
|
Kärnten
|
2–1, 1–0
|
Second round
|
Czech Republic
|
Teplice
|
0–2, 1–1
|
2004–05
|
First round
|
Norway
|
Odd Grenland
|
1–0, 4–1
|
Group Stage
|
Scotland
|
Hearts
|
3–0
|
Hungary
|
Ferencváros
|
1–1
|
Germany
|
Schalke
|
2–1
|
Switzerland
|
Basel
|
1–0
|
Round of 32
|
Portugal
|
Sporting Lisbon
|
1–2, 1–2
|
2005–06
|
First round
|
Romania
|
Rapid București
|
1–1, 0–1
|
2006–07
|
First round
|
Bulgaria
|
Lokomotiv Sofia
|
2–2, 0–0
|
Group stage
|
Switzerland
|
Basel
|
1–1
|
England
|
Blackburn Rovers
|
0–0
|
France
|
Nancy
|
0–3
|
Poland
|
Wisla Kraków
|
3–1
|
Round of 32
|
England
|
Tottenham Hotspur
|
w/o
|
2008–09
|
First round
|
Sweden
|
Kalmar
|
0–1, 2–1
|
Group stage
|
France
|
Nancy
|
0–3
|
Russia
|
CSKA Moscow
|
1–3
|
Spain
|
Deportivo La Coruña
|
0–3
|
Poland
|
Lech Poznań
|
0–1
|
2010–11
|
Play-off round
|
Belgium
|
Gent
|
1–0, 0–2
|
2012–13
|
Play-off round
|
Czech Republic
|
Sparta Prague
|
2–2, 0–2
|
2013–14
|
Play-off round
|
Russia
|
Kuban Krasnodar
|
0–1, 1–2
|
2014–15
|
Play-off round
|
Ukraine
|
Zorya Luhansk
|
1–1, 4–3
|
Group stage
|
Spain
|
Sevilla
|
2–0, 2–0
|
Belgium
|
Standard Liège
|
2–1, 3–0
|
Croatia
|
Rijeka
|
1–3, 2–0
|
Round of 32
|
Italy
|
Roma
|
1–1, 1–2
|
2016–17
|
Group stage
|
England
|
Manchester United
|
1–0, 0–4
|
Turkey
|
Fenerbahçe
|
0–1, 0–1
|
Ukraine
|
Zorya Luhansk
|
1–0, 1–1
|
2018–19
|
Third qualifying round
|
Slovakia
|
Trenčín
|
0–4, 1–1
|
2019–20
|
Third qualifying round
|
Georgia
|
Dinamo Tbilisi
|
4–0, 1–1
|
Play-off round
|
Israel
|
Hapoel Be'er Sheva
|
3–0, 3–0
|
Group stage
|
Scotland
|
Rangers
|
0–1, 2–2
|
Portugal
|
Porto
|
2–0, 2–3
|
Switzerland
|
Young Boys
|
0–2, 1–1
|
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup
UEFA Super Cup
Intercontinental Cup
In addition to the European competitions the club played in, Feyenoord's 1970 victory in the European Cup gave them Europe's place in that year's Intercontinental Cup, played against the winners of the Copa Libertadores.[2]