In the history of the Champions League, the champion with the most goals was Bayern in the 19th to 20th season. So who is the champion with the most goals conceded?

Note that the number of goals mentioned here refers to the data of the season when you won the championship, not the total historical data. Otherwise, who can compete with Real Madrid?

Season 24 to 25, although Barcelona failed to reach the Champions League final, they were the team with the most goals. In 14 games, Barcelona scored 43 goals, far surpassing Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan. Not to mention those teams that didn't make it to the semifinals. The one who led Barcelona to play this data was German coach Flick.

Frick's body was filled with attacking blood. In fact, no matter which front of Barcelona this season, they have conceded a lot of goals, but Frick vaguely shows us the winning concept of always scoring one more goals than conceded. Let’s talk about some scores, let’s feel it. 5:4, 4:3, 3:2, these are the scores played by Barcelona this season. In fact, Barcelona has conceded three goals in many games, but it doesn’t matter. Just score 4 goals. One more than you can win. 4:3, much cuteer than 1:0.

In fact, Frick showed this strong offensive trait for the first time in the 19th to 20th seasons. At that time, Bayern won the triple crown, especially in the Champions League, where they won the championship. 43 goals were scored in 11 games, and under this data, there is a 8-2 victory over Barcelona, ​​and a bloodbathing battle to slam Tottenham 7-2 away from the group stage (of course, Bayern's coach was still Kovac at that time). It's a pity that the UEFA Champions League schedule was reduced for well-known reasons that season, otherwise 43 goals would not be the upper limit of Frick's Bayern.

However, 43 goals are already the record of the championship's single-season goal score in Champions League history. Note that it is the championship's goal record, not the other team's records. In the Champions League season, the goal record for a single team is Barcelona from the 99 to 2000 season, with 45 goals. But Barcelona was not the champion at the time.

So, who does the championship's single-season goal conced record belong to?

Actually, we have mentioned their name before, which is Real Madrid.

Specifically, it is Real Madrid from the 99 to 2000 seasons.

In that season, Real Madrid conceded 23 goals in 17 games. They are also the only champion in Champions League history to concede more than 20 goals on the road to winning the championship.

There are two reasons for this embarrassing situation. First, the UEFA Champions League expansion from 199 to 2000 has also increased in number. After the group stage, there was another round of group stage, so the champions and runners-ups played a total of 17 games. You see, the UEFA Champions League season 24 to 25, even if the team plays the playoffs and reaches the finals, there are only 17 games, not exceeding the 99 to 2000 seasons. That's true for Paris Saint-Germain.

There are more games, and there are more opportunities to concede the ball.

But this is not the main reason. After all, if you do a good job of defense, you can do it without conceding goals in multiple games or less. So, the second reason is the main one - at that time, Real Madrid's strength was not top-notch.

That season, Real Madrid only finished fifth in La Liga, and you can imagine what level they are at. At that time, the Galaxy Battleship had not started construction, and Real Madrid's lineup was generally more popular. Of course, this is compared to other top giants. After all, Raul, Carlos, Redondo, Sidorf, and Yero are also famous players.

In fact, Real Madrid lost so many goals, largely because of Bayern. In the group stage, Bayern gave Real Madrid an 8:3 black gift at home and away. The goals conceded in these two games accounted for more than one-third of the total goals conceded. Losing so many goals to opponents of the same level shows how fragile Real Madrid was at that time.

However, Real Madrid is a contradiction between fragility and tenacity. They actually completed revenge against Bayern in the semi-finals, but the scores of 2:0 and 1:2 are not too satisfying. But Real Madrid didn't have any greater ability at that time.

In fact, Real Madrid's contradictory attributes are not only reflected in the 199-00 seasons. Even though they later became the Luxury Division and won the championship all the goals they conceded were double-digit. The most typical example is that in the 21st to 22nd season, Real Madrid stumbled and won the championship, with big scores along the way, eliminating Manchester City 3:4, 3:1, Chelsea 3:1, 2:3, Paris Saint-Germain 0:1, 3:1, and conceded a lot of goals in the group stage. From this perspective, Real Madrid may understand better than Frick, what it means to score one more goal than the opponent.