Champions League is the greatest contention in world football, indeed in the realm of sports. The match draws more than 500 million watchers all throughout the planet making perhaps the most-watched football match-ups on the planet. Aside from the World Cup last, it is the greatest game in world football.

What is the greatest triumph in the Champions League? FC Barcelona has played an aggregate of 319 CL matches which incorporates 188 successes. Real Madrid drives the straight-on outcomes in aggressive matches with 262 successes and 76 draws. The following are the greatest wins in Champions League history –

BARCELONA 7-0 CELTIC (2016)

Barcelona 7-0 Celtic

For game week one of their 2016/17 Champions League crusades, Celtic confronted an excursion to the Camp Nou, and in spite of barely anyone figuring Celtic would get anything from the game, no one idea it would go as terrible as it did.

A goal from Lionel Messi after only three minutes was a proper beginning to what exactly would be a mystical Barcelona execution, as the goalscoring phenom packed away two more by the 60th moment.

More goals would flood in from Luis Suarez and Neymar, in addition to a spectacular volley Andres Iniesta to seal a 7-0 success for Barcelona and a humiliating loss for Celtic.

BAYERN MUNICH 7-0 SHAKHTAR DONETSK (2015)

Bayern 7-0 Shakhtar Donetsk

In their third appearance in the Champions League round of 16, Shakhtar Donetsk headed out to Bayern Munich and after a 0-0 draw in Ukraine, the club got an opportunity to come to the quarter-finals.

In any case, Shakhtar’s expectations were squashed following three minutes when a Thomas Muller penalty put the German goliath ahead with Jerome Boateng taking care of the bind with Bayern’s second following 34 minutes.

The Bavarians didn’t back off in the second half with goals from Franck Ribery, Holger Badstuber, Robert Lewandowski, Mario Gotze, just as a second from Thomas Muller to hand Bayern an insistent 7-0 success over Shakhtar.

BATE BORISOV 0-7 SHAKHTAR DONETSK (2014)

Bate Borisov 0-7 Shakhtar Donetsk

The season before their humiliating way out to Bayern Munich, Shakhtar Donetsk recorded their own mind-blowing win when they went to Belarus to face Bate Borisov in the 14/15 Champions League group stage. The game was overwhelmed by Brazilians with Luiz Adriano scoring 5 for Shakhtar just as a goal for Alex Teixeira and Douglas Costa to give Shakhtar a 7-0 success in Belarus.

BAYERN MUNICH 7-0 BASEL (2012)

Bayern 7-0 Basel

In the wake of completing above Manchester United in the 2011/12 group stage, Basel was drawn against Bayern in the round of 16 and after a 1-0 win in Switzerland, the Swiss monsters got an opportunity of meeting all requirements for the Champions League quarter-finals for their first time.

Arjen Robben’s opener took Bayern level on total and a goal from Thomas Muller put the Bundesliga side ahead not long after.

The game was overwhelmed by Mario Gomez who scored four gaols that evening in a season where Bayern would arrive at the last, just to lose on home soil to Chelsea on penalties.

VALENCIA 7-0 GENK (2011)

Valencia 7-0 Genk

For the second Spanish inclusion in this rundown, we have Valencia when they confronted Genk in a game they expected to win with both Chelsea and Bayer Leverkusen likewise being in their gathering.

A Roberto Soldado first-half cap stunt helped save Valencia in the race for a series of 16 spots, with gaols from Jonas, Pablo Hernandez, Aritz Aduriz, and Tino Costa giving the Spanish side a tremendous 7-0 triumph over Genk.

It stays, by a distance, Valencia’s greatest success in the competition.

ZILINA 0-7 MARSEILLE (2011)

Zilina 0-7 Marseille

Marseille’s outing to Slovakia to confront Zilina saw them record the greatest away win in UEFA Champions League history back in 2010.

Objectives from Gabriel Heinze, Loic Remy, Lucho Gonzales, just as a hattrick from Andre-Pierre Gignac left a mark on the world with Marseille’s 7-0 defeat over Zilina.

What exacerbated the situation for the Slovakian side is the means by which they were making their presence in the opposition this year.

ARSENAL 7-0 SLAVIA PRAHA (2007)

Arsenal 7-0 Slavia Praha

For the primary English contribution in the rundown, we have Arsenal, who annihilated Slavia Praha for a gathering stage game back in 2007.

A Cesc Fabregas goal in the following five minutes put the game in Arsenal’s control, with an own goal from Hubacek, in addition to a Theo Walcott goal, giving the Gunners a 3-0 lead before halftime.

Another goal each from Fabregas, just as endeavors from Alexander Hleb and Nicklas Bendtner, finished the game 7-0 in support of Arsenal.

It what has been a bizarre relationship for the north London side in the Champions League, this remaining parts their greatest at any point win in the opposition.

JUVENTUS 7-0 OLYMPIAKOS (2003)

Juventus 7-0 Olympiakos

Olympiacos’ excursion to Turin to confront Juventus back during the 2003/04 season couldn’t have gone a lot more awful.

Two early goals from David Trezeguet and Fabrizo Miccoli put the game far away from Olympiacos, with a goal from Enzo Maresca and a second from Trezeguet giving Juventus a 4-0 lead at half-time.

The Old Lady didn’t take their foot off the gas for the subsequent half and scored two more on account of Alessandro Del Piero and Marcelo Zalayeta.

Juventus haven’t won the title since 1996 and this remaining part their greatest success in the well-known competition.

REAL MADRID 8-0 MALMO (2015)

Real Madrid 8-0 Malmo

Swedish side Malmo was completely expected to leave the Bernabeu with nothing when they confronted Real Madrid in the last Group A round of the 2015/16 season, yet to lose 8-0 was a long way from anticipated.

Notwithstanding Karim Benzema scoring a hattrick inside 74 minutes, the game was overwhelmed by Cristiano Ronaldo who scored four gaols quickly, with Mateo Kovacic likewise getting on the scoresheet to seal the joint greatest success in Champions League history.

The 13-time bosses of Europe have had a set of experiences like no other in the opposition, however, this remaining their greatest win.

LIVERPOOL 8-0 BESIKTAS (2007)

Liverpool 8-0 Besiktas

The 2019 victors Liverpool have made some brilliant memories in the Champions League, arriving at nine finals and winning six of them. Furthermore, the Reds likewise gloat the joint greatest success throughout the entire existence of the opposition when they met Besiktas in 2007.

A Peter Crouch opener got Liverpool off to the ideal beginning at Anfield, with Yossi Benayoun scoring a hattrick inside 56 minutes. Steven Gerard participates with the gaols just as Ryan Babel, who sacked support before Crouch scored his second in the 89th moment.

It was one more mysterious night at Anfield and this 8-0 defeat stays the greatest at Anfield in the advanced time, beating any success they’ve at any point overseen in the Premier League.