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1989

Titles from calendar year 1989 and the 1988-89 season. Germany women won the Women's European Championship, with Brazil taking the Copa America and Costa Rica taking the Gold Cup. AC Milan won the Intercontinental Cup and the Champions League, Atlético Nacional won the Copa Libertadores, and Raja won the CAF Champions League.

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74

Titles

7

Categories

74

Competitions

50

Winners

Notable

8

Germany women
4–1
UEFA Women's Championship
1st Women's Euro title for Germany women
West Germany
1989
Brazil Copa América
4th Copa América title for Brazil
1989
Costa Rica CONCACAF Gold Cup
10th Gold Cup title for Costa Rica
1989
AC Milan Intercontinental Cup
2nd Intercontinental Cup title for AC Milan
1989
AC Milan UEFA Champions League
3rd Champions League title for AC Milan
1988–89
Atlético Nacional Copa Libertadores
1st Libertadores title for Atlético Nacional
1989
Raja CAF Champions League
1st CAF Champions League title for Raja
1989
Al Sadd AFC Champions League Elite
1st ACL Elite title for Al Sadd
1988–89

Continental

6

Atlético Nacional·Copa Interamericana1st Interamericana title for Atlético Nacional
1989
Nacional·Recopa Sudamericana1st Recopa title for Nacional
1989
Trinidad and Tobago·Caribbean Cup1st Caribbean Cup title for Trinidad and Tobago
1989
Barcelona·European Cup Winners' Cup3rd Cup Winners' Cup title for Barcelona
1988–89
Fiji·MSG Prime Minister's Cup2nd Melanesia Cup title for Fiji
1989
Ssc Napoli·UEFA Europa League1st Europa League title for Ssc Napoli
1988–89

League

23

Independiente·Argentine Primera División14th Primera División title for Independiente
1988–89
AS FAR·Botola Pro10th Botola title for AS FAR
1988–89
Bayern Munich·Bundesliga11th Bundesliga title for Bayern Munich
1988–89
Colo-Colo·Chilean Primera División26th Primera División title for Colo-Colo
1989
AC Sparta Prague·Czech First League21st top-flight league title for AC Sparta Prague
1988–89
Al Ahly·Egyptian Premier League22nd Egyptian Premier League title for Al Ahly
1988–89
Psv Eindhoven·Eredivisie11th Eredivisie title for Psv Eindhoven
1988–89
Cska Sofia·First Professional Football League25th Bulgarian League title for Cska Sofia
1988–89
Arsenal·Premier League9th top-flight league title for Arsenal
1988–89
Real Madrid·La Liga24th La Liga title for Real Madrid
1988–89
Fcsb·Liga I14th Liga I title for Fcsb
1988–89
Olympique Marseille·Ligue 15th Ligue 1 title for Olympique Marseille
1988–89
Olimpia·Paraguayan Primera División32nd Primera División title for Olimpia
1989
Sl Benfica·Primeira Liga28th Primeira Liga title for Sl Benfica
1988–89
Al Sadd·Qatar Stars League8th Stars League title for Al Sadd
1988–89
Al-Nassr·Saudi Pro League5th Pro League title for Al-Nassr
1988–89
Rangers·Scottish Premiership39th Scottish League title for Rangers
1988–89
Inter Milan·Serie A13th Serie A title for Inter Milan
1988–89
Spartak Moscow·Soviet Top League12th Soviet League title for Spartak Moscow
1989
Aek Athens·Super League Greece8th Super League title for Aek Athens
1988–89
Fenerbahce·Süper Lig12th Süper Lig title for Fenerbahce
1988–89
Espérance·Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 110th Ligue 1 title for Espérance
1988–89
Sharjah·UAE Pro League3rd UAE Pro League title for Sharjah
1988–89

Domestic cup

23

Rsc Anderlecht·Belgian Cup7th Belgian Cup title for Rsc Anderlecht
1988–89
Cska Sofia·Bulgarian Cup14th Bulgarian Cup title for Cska Sofia
1988–89
Colo-Colo·Copa Chile7th Copa Chile title for Colo-Colo
1989
Real Madrid·Copa del Rey16th Copa del Rey title for Real Madrid
1988–89
Grêmio·Copa do Brasil1st Copa do Brasil title for Grêmio
1989
Olympique Marseille·Coupe de France10th Coupe de France title for Olympique Marseille
1988–89
Fcsb·Cupa României17th Romanian Cup title for Fcsb
1988–89
AC Sparta Prague·Czech Cup7th Czech Cup title for AC Sparta Prague
1988–89
Brondby IF·Danish Cup1st Danish Cup title for Brondby IF
1988–89
Borussia Dortmund·DFB-Pokal2nd DFB-Pokal title for Borussia Dortmund
1988–89
Al Ahly·Egypt Cup27th Egypt Cup title for Al Ahly
1988–89
Liverpool·FA Cup4th FA Cup title for Liverpool
1988–89
Panathinaikos·Greek Football Cup11th Greek Cup title for Panathinaikos
1988–89
Al-Hilal·King's Cup4th King's Cup title for Al-Hilal
1989
Psv Eindhoven·KNVB Cup5th KNVB Cup title for Psv Eindhoven
1988–89
Viking FK·Norwegian Football Cup4th Norwegian Cup title for Viking FK
1989
Legia Warszawa·Polish Cup8th Polish Cup title for Legia Warszawa
1988–89
Celtic·Scottish Cup29th Scottish Cup title for Celtic
1988–89
Malmo Ff·Svenska Cupen14th Swedish Cup title for Malmo Ff
1988–89
Wydad·Throne Cup5th Throne Cup title for Wydad
1989
Espérance·Tunisian Cup7th Tunisian Cup title for Espérance
1988–89
Besiktas Jk·Turkish Cup2nd Turkish Cup title for Besiktas Jk
1988–89
FK Partizan Belgrade·Yugoslav Cup5th Yugoslav Cup title for FK Partizan Belgrade
1988–89

League cup

3

Forest·EFL Cup3rd League Cup title for Forest
1988–89
Al-Shabab·Saudi Federation Cup2nd Federation Cup title for Al-Shabab
1989
Rangers·Scottish League Cup16th League Cup title for Rangers
1988–89

Super cups

10

Cska Sofia·Bulgarian Supercup1st Bulgarian Super Cup title for Cska Sofia
1989
Borussia Dortmund·DFL-Supercup1st Supercup title for Borussia Dortmund
1989
Liverpool·FA Community Shield12th Community Shield title for Liverpool
1989
Aek Athens·Greek Super Cup1st Greek Super Cup title for Aek Athens
1989
Legia Warszawa·Polish Super Cup1st Polish Super Cup title for Legia Warszawa
1989
Real Madrid·Supercopa de España3rd Supercopa title for Real Madrid
1989
Inter Milan·Supercoppa Italiana1st Supercoppa title for Inter Milan
1989
Sl Benfica·Supertaça Cândido de Oliveira3rd Supertaça title for Sl Benfica
1989
Besiktas Jk·Turkish Super Cup4th Turkish Super Cup title for Besiktas Jk
1989
AC Milan·UEFA Super Cup1st UEFA Super Cup title for AC Milan
1989

Other

1

Forest·Full Members' Cup1st Full Members' Cup title for Forest
1988–89