Introduced in 1961 as a way to generate toto receipts during the football-free summers. Played into groups, usually of 4 teams, the winners of which qualified for a knock-out competition which lasted until halfway the season, and from which teams that were active in another European Cup were excluded. After 1967, only the group stage was played, until UEFA revamped the tournament into an admission competition for the UEFA Cup in 1995.
Pawel Mogielnicki's complete Intertoto Cup documentation
1961/62 Ajax 1962/63 Slovnaft Bratislava 1963/64 Slovnaft Bratislava 1964/65 Polonia Bytom 1965/66 1.FC Lokomotive Leipzig 1966/67 Eintracht Frankfurt 1995/96 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 1995 1996/97 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 1996 1997/98 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 1997 1998/99 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 1998 1999/00 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 1999 2000/01 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2000 2001/02 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2001 2002/03 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2002 2003/04 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2003 2004/05 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2004 2005/06 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2005 2006/07 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2006 2007/08 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2007 2008/09 Link to UEFA Intertoto Cup 2008
Slovnaft Bratislava 2 Ajax 1 Eintracht Frankfurt 1 Lokomotive Leipzig 1 Polonia Bytom 1
Czechoslovakia 2 East Germany 1 Netherlands 1 Poland 1 West Germany 1
1961/62 Ajax 4-2 Feijenoord
1962/63 Slovnaft Bratislava 0-0 Padova
Padova 0-1 Slovnaft Bratislava
1963/64 Slovnaft Bratislava 1-0 Polonia Bytom
1964/65 Polonia Bytom 5-1 SC Leipzig
SC Leipzig 3-0 Polonia Bytom
1965/66 Lokomotive Leipzig 4-0 IFK Norrköping
IFK Norrköping 1-0 Lokomotive Leipzig
1966/67 Eintracht Frankfurt 1-1 Inter Bratislava [aet]
Eintracht Frankfurt 3-2 Inter Bratislava
win fin
CSSR 2 3
East Germany 1 2
Netherlands 1 2
Poland 1 2
West Germany 1 1
Italy 1
Sweden 1
6 12
1995 FC Girondins Bordeaux (final)
RC Strasbourg (2nd round)
1996 Karlsruher SC (3rd round)
En Avant Guingamp (1st round)
Silkeborg IF (1st round)
1997 AJ Auxerre (quarterfinal)
SC Bastia (2nd round)
Olympique Lyon (2nd round)
1998 Bologna FC (semifinal)
Valencia CF (2nd round)
SV Werder Bremen (2nd round)
1999 FC Juventus (4th round)
Montpellier HSC (2nd round)
West Ham United (2nd round)
2000 RC Celta (Vigo) (quarterfinal)
VfB Stuttgart (4th round)
Udinese Calcio (2nd round)
2001 Paris Saint-Germain (3rd round)
ES Troyes AC (2nd round)
Aston Villa (1st round)
2002 Málaga CF (quarterfinal)
VfB Stuttgart (4th round)
Fulham (3rd round)
2003 Villarreal CF (semifinal)
AC Perugia (3rd round)
Schalke 04 (2nd round)
2004 Villarreal CF (quarterfinal)
Lille OSC (4th round)
Schalke 04 (3rd round)
2005 Hamburger SV (4th round)
Olympique Marseille (4th round)
RC Lens (3rd round)
2006 Newcastle United (4th round)
AJ Auxerre (2nd round)
Grasshoppers-Club (2nd round)
OB (Odense) (2nd round)
Ethnikos Achnas (1st round)
Hertha BSC (1st round)
Kayserispor (1st round)
Olympique Marseille (1st round)
NK Maribor (2nd qual. round)
SV Ried (2nd qual. round)
FC Twente (2nd qual. round)
2007 Hamburger SV (4th round)
Atlético Madrid (3rd round)
AaB (Aalborg) (2nd round)
SK Rapid Wien (1st round)
Blackburn Rovers (1st round)
RC Lens (1st round)
Sampdoria UC (1st round)
Uniăo de Leiria (1st round)
Hammarby IF (1st round)
Tobil Qostanay (2nd qual. round)
Otelul Galati (2nd qual. round)
2008 SC Braga (4th round)
Aston Villa (3rd round)
Deportivo (La Coruńa) (3rd round)
VfB Stuttgart (3rd round)
Rosenborg BK (T'heim) (2nd round)
Napoli (1st round)
Stade Rennes (1st round)
FC Vaslui (1st round)
Grasshopper Club (2nd qual. round)
SK Sturm Graz (2nd qual. round)
IF Elfsborg (Borĺs) (2nd qual. round)
nr. teams best performance
France 16 final
Germany 10 4th round
Spain 7 semifinal
Italy 6 semifinal
England 6 4th round
Denmark 3 2nd round
Austria 3 1st round
Portugal 2 4th round
Switzerland 2 2nd round
Romania 2 1st round
Sweden 2 1st round
Norway 1 2nd round
Cyprus 1 1st round
Turkey 1 1st round
Kazakhstan 1 2nd qual. round
Netherlands 1 2nd qual. round
Slovenia 1 2nd qual. round
NB: Until 2005/06, VfB Stuttgart (2000 and 2002), Villarreal and
Schalke 04 (both 2003 and 2004) were the only teams to have
qualified for the UEFA Cup (first round proper) through the UIC
on two occasions.
No fewer than 12 different French teams did it once until 2005/06.
The format changed considerably for 2006/07, allowing 11 UIC
participants entrance to the 2nd qualifying round of the UEFA Cup,
of which 8 reached the first round proper in 2006/07 and 9 in
2007/08. AJ Auxerre (1995 and 2006), Olympique Marseille (2005
and 2006) as well as Hamburger SV and RC Lens (both 2005 and 2007)
joined Schalke 04, VfB Stuttgart and Villarreal in making the
first round proper of the UEFA Cup twice through the UI Cup.
VfB Stuttgart became the first club to qualify three times in the
final edition in 2008, in which Stade Rennes became the 13th
French club to do so.
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