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Hungarian Football Clubs in European Competitions

As correct of 26 October 2012

Key to colours in tables
Club won the final
Club reached the final
Club reached the semi-finals
Club reached the quarter-finals
Club reached the group stages

Year	EC CL	R	Year	ICFC UC EL	R	Year	ICFC UC EL	R	Year	ICFC UC EL	R	Year	ICFC UC EL	R
1955 1956	MTK Budapest	QF
1956 1957	Budapest Honvéd	1R
1957 1958	Vasas Budapest	SF
1958 1959	MTK Budapest	1R	1958 1960	Újpest	1R
1959 1960	Csepel	PR
1960 1961	Újpest	1R	1960 1961	Újpest	1R	1960 1961	Ferencváros	PR
1961 1962	Vasas Budapest	PR	1961 1962	MTK Budapest	SF	1961 1962	Újpest	SF
1962 1963	Vasas Budapest	1R	1962 1963	Ferencváros	SF	1962 1963	Újpest	1R
1963 1964	Ferencváros	PR	1963 1964	Újpest	QF	1963 1964	MTK Budapest	F
1964 1965	Győr	SF	1964 1965	Ferencváros	W	1964 1965	Budapest Honvéd	1R
1965 1966	Ferencváros	QF	1965 1966	Újpest	QF	1965 1966	Budapest Honvéd	QF
1966 1967	Vasas Budapest	2R	1966 1967	Ferencváros	3R	1966 1967	Győr	QF
1967 1968	Vasas Budapest	QF	1967 1968	Ferencváros	F	1967 1968	Győr	2R
1968 1969	Ferencváros	W	1968 1969	Újpest	F	1968 1969	Vasas Budapest	W
1969 1970	Ferencváros	2R	1969 1970	Újpest	3R	1969 1970	Győr	2R	1969 1970	MTK Budapest	1R
1970 1971	Újpest	1R	1970 1971	Pécs	3R	1970 1971	Ferencváros	1R	1970 1971	Budapest Honvéd	2R
1971 1972	Újpest	QF	1971 1972	Ferencváros	SF	1971 1972	Vasas	2R	1971 1972	Komló	1R
1972 1973	Újpest	QF	1972 1973	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1972 1973	Salgótarján	1R	1972 1973	Ferencváros	2R
1973 1974	Újpest	SF	1973 1974	Budapest Honvéd	3R	1973 1974	Ferencváros	1R	1973 1974	Vasas Budapest	1R
1974 1975	Újpest	2R	1974 1975	Győr	2R	1974 1975	Videoton	1R	1974 1975	Ferencváros	F
1975 1976	Újpest	2R	1975 1976	Vasas	3R	1975 1976	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1975 1976	Szombathely	2R
1976 1977	Ferencváros	2R	1976 1977	Videoton	3R	1976 1977	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1976 1977	MTK Budapest	QF
1977 1978	Vasas Budapest	1R	1977 1978	Újpest	2R	1977 1978	Ferencváros	1R	1977 1978	Diósgyőr	2R
1978 1979	Újpest	1R	1978 1979	Budapest Honvéd	QF	1978 1979	MTK Budapest	1R	1978 1979	Ferencváros	2R
1979 1980	Újpest	1R	1979 1980	Diósgyőr	3R	1979 1980	Ferencváros	1R	1979 1980	Győr	1R
1980 1981	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1980 1981	Vasas	1R	1980 1981	Újpest	1R	1980 1981	Diósgyőr	PR
1981 1982	Ferencváros	1R	1981 1982	Tatabánya	1R	1981 1982	Videoton	1R	1981 1982	Vasas Budapest	2R
1982 1983	Győr	1R	1982 1983	Tatabánya	1R	1982 1983	Ferencváros	2R	1982 1983	Újpest	2R
1983 1984	Győr	2R	1983 1984	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1983 1984	Ferencváros	1R	1983 1984	Újpest	QF
1984 1985	Budapest Honvéd	1R	1984 1985	Videoton	F	1984 1985	Győr	1R	1984 1985	Siófok	1R
1985 1986	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1985 1986	Videoton	2R	1985 1986	Győr	1R	1985 1986	Tatabánya	1R
1986 1987	Budapest Honvéd	1R	1986 1987	Győr	2R	1986 1987	Pécs	1R	1986 1987	Vasas Budapest	1R
1987 1988	MTK Budapest	1R	1987 1988	Budapest Honvéd	3R	1987 1988	Tatabánya	1R	1987 1988	Újpest	1R
1988 1989	Budapest Honvéd	1R	1988 1989	Újpest	2R	1988 1989	Tatabánya	1R	1988 1989	Békéscsaba	1R
1989 1990	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1989 1990	MTK Budapest	1R	1989 1990	Videoton	1R	1989 1990	Ferencváros	2R
1990 1991	Újpest	1R	1990 1991	MTK Budapest	1R	1990 1991	Ferencváros	2R	1990 1991	Pécs	1R
1991 1992	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1991 1992	Pécs	1R	1991 1992	Vác	1R	1991 1992	Ferencváros	2R
1992 1993	Ferencváros	1R	1992 1993	Vác	2R	1992 1993	Újpest	1R
1993 1994	Budapest Honvéd	1R	1993 1994	MTK Budapest	2R	1993 1994	Vác	1R	1993 1994	Ferencváros	1R
1994 1995	Vác	QR	1994 1995	Budapest Honvéd	2R	1994 1995	Békéscsaba	2R	1994 1995	Ferencváros	2R
1995 1996	Ferencváros	GS	1995 1996	Újpest	1R	1995 1996	Vác	PR
1996 1997	Ferencváros	QR	1996 1997	BVSC	QR	1996 1997	Budapest Honvéd	1R
1997 1998	MTK	2R	1997 1998	Ferencváros	1R	1997 1998	Újpest	QR	1997 1998	MTK Budapest	2R	1997 1998	BVSC	1R
1998 1999	Újpest	2R	1998 1999	Ferencváros	QR	1998 1999	Újpest	1R	1998 1999	MTK Budapest	1R
1999 2000	MTK	3R	1999 2000	Ferencváros	1R	1999 2000	Újpest	QR	1999 2000	Debrecen	1R
2000 2001	Dunaújváros	3R	2000 2001	Vasas	1R	2000 2001	MTK Budapest	2R	2000 2001	Dunaújváros	1R
2001 2002	Ferencváros	2R	2001 2002	Debrecen	1R	2001 2002	Dunaújváros	QR
2002 2003	Zalaegerszeg	3R	2002 2003	Ferencváros	2R	2002 2003	Újpest	1R	2002 2003	Zalaegerszeg	1R
2003 2004	MTK	3R	2003 2004	Ferencváros	1R	2003 2004	Debrecen	3R	2003 2004	MTK Budapest	1R
2004 2005	Ferencváros	3R	2004 2005	Újpest	1R	2004 2005	Budapest Honvéd	QR	2004 2005	Ferencváros	GS
2005 2006	Debrecen	3R	2005 2006	Ferencváros	QR	2005 2006	Sopron	QR	2005 2006	Debrecen	1R
2006 2007	Debrecen	2R	2006 2007	Újpest	QR	2006 2007	Videoton	QR
2007 2008	Debrecen	2R	2007 2008	MTK Budapest	QR	2007 2008	Budapest Honvéd	QR
2008 2009	MTK Budapest	2R	2008 2009	Debrecen	QR	2008 2009	Győr	QR
2009 2010	Debrecen	GS	2009 2010	Újpest	2R	2009 2010	Szombathely	2R	2009 2010	Budapest Honvéd	3R
2010 2011	Debrecen	3R	2010 2011	Videoton	2R	2010 2011	Győr	PO	2010 2011	Zalaegerszeg	1R	2010 2011	Debrecen	GS
2011 2012	Videoton	2R	2011 2012	Paks	3R	2011 2012	Ferencváros	2R	2011 2012	Kecskemét	2R
2012 2013	Debrecen	3R	2012 2013	MTK Budapest	1R	2012 2013	Budapest Honvéd	2R	2012 2013	Videoton	GS	2012 2013	Debrecen	PO

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