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Premier League 2007-08 Manchester United hold off Chelsea in a race down to the wire as Cristiano Ronaldo's stardom went stratospheric.
Manchester United return to the top of English football as they win the Premier League for the first time in four seasons.
The riches and talent of Paris Saint-Germain proved too much for their Ligue 1 challengers
Serie A 2008-09: Jose Mourinho maintains Inter’s Scudetto stranglehold, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic starring for the Nerazzurri.
Bundesliga 2008-09: Wolfsburg become first-time German champions, with Ediz Dzeko and Grafite firing them to success.
Bundesliga 2007-08: Brilliant Bayern Munich win with best-ever defensive record, with Franck Ribery starring for his new club.
Serie A 2007-08: Inter retain title in season marked by tragedy, as Italian football is rocked by the death of young Lazio fan, Gabriele Sandri.
Serie A 2006-07: Inter storm to Serie A title, taking advantage of the Calciopoli scandal to claim their first Scudetto on the field since 1989
The Portuguese continued to establish himself as one of the world's best coaches by leading Chelsea to their second title in a row.
The 'Special One' Jose Mourinho arrived in England and quickly established himself by winning the Premier League with Chelsea
The Dutchman's excellent run returned the trophy to Old Trafford ahead of perennial challengers Arsenal
Unlimited funds arrived from Qatar and PSG started their dominance over French football
Bundesliga 2006-07: Young Stuttgart shock German elite under the guidance of Armin Veh, with Bayern finishing fourth.
United went large on Ruud van Nistelrooy and Juan Veron but the Gunners were too good in the run-in
The Bianconeri would later be stripped of this Serie A title...
Olivier Giroud and co. put themselves on the map by winning the French top flight for the very first time
The arrival of the Brazilian the previous year was the catalyst for a return to the top at Camp Nou
The Red Devils hammered their nearest rivals 6-1 during a season where everyone else trailed in their wake
Michael Ballack was again the best player in the competition as Bayern collected their customary title
The Brazilian took to Italian football like a duck to water ad and never looked back
With Barcelona in a transition period and Madrid failing to produce, Rafa Benitez's men took advantage
Sir Alex Ferguson's side proved infinitely superior to their rivals as they defended their title
Liverpool became the third-most successful team in European Cup history as they won heir sixth title overall and the first under Jurgen Klopp.
The World Cup winner's presence on the touchline proved vital as Marseille won the French top flight