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<b>CHELSEA FIXED INTO THE UEFA GOLDEN RECORD</b>The UEFA Champions League and its prior adaptation to the European Cup have encountered some astonishing finals. The word 'best' doesn't actually summarize it, particularly when one individual's meat is another's toxin. So in the soul of classifications, that will ideally add fuel to bar debate somewhere else. Below are some arguable facts about the Champions League Finals from 1955 to 2021. <br><br><b>Most Defensive Victory: 2021</b>. Chelsea went head to head with the favored resistance and won the first 45 minutes.<br>The subsequent half began an entirely different note and that note just got stronger, with Manchester City overwhelming dominating and squeezing for the equalizer and Chelsea hoping to keep things tight at the back and counter whenever allowed the opportunity.<br>Also, that approach by Thomas Tuchel functioned admirably and nearly flawlessly yet Christian Pulisic put his chip wide of the post when put through on the counter by Havertz.<br><b>Most Noteworthy Comeback Final Overall: 2005. </b>Liverpool won a 3-0 half-time shortfall to crush an all the more profoundly rated AC Milan. The second half match was settled on a penalty shootout following a 3-3 full-time scoreline with Steven Gerrard's Reds procuring themselves a completely merited page throughout the entire existence of Europe's top club contest. Exemplary Cinderella story, <br><b>Most Brilliant Display of Football: 1994.</b> In a conflict of titans, an AC Milan group led by Dejan Savicevic, Marcel Desailly, and Paolo Maldini revenge on a Barcelona arrangement that contained Romário and Hristo Stoichkov. The Italians were clinical in their execution. 4-0 was the eventual outcome. Fascinating tidbit - both Pep Guardiola and Ronald Koeman were on some unacceptable side of the scoreline that day as players.<br><b>Most prominent Snatch and Grab strike: 1999</b>.<br><br><b>ETC</b>, Get the full list on the inside page.<br><br>Presently there have be