The all-time Champions League table is a ranking of all clubs

The all-time Champions League table is a ranking of all clubs that have ever taken part in the competition, based on their points total. Real Madrid are the clear leaders of the table, with a staggering 933 points from 475 matches. They have won the Champions League 14 times, more than any other club.

Bayern Munich are in second place with 747 points from 377 matches, having won the competition six times. Barcelona are third with 649 points from 332 matches, having won the competition five times.

Manchester United are in fourth place with 524 points from 284 matches, having won the competition three times. They are followed by Juventus in fifth place with 521 points from 297 matches.

The top 10 of the all-time Champions League table is as follows:

1. Real Madrid (933 points)
2. Bayern Munich (747 points)
3. Barcelona (649 points)
4. Manchester United (524 points)
5. Juventus (521 points)
6. AC Milan (430 points)
7. Liverpool (432 points)
8. Porto (406 points)
9. Benfica (403 points)
10. Chelsea (355 points)

The all-time Champions League table is a testament to the dominance of Real Madrid in the competition. They are the most successful club in the history of the competition, and they are still going strong. It will be interesting to see if they can extend their lead at the top of the table in the years to come.

Manchester United in fourth place

Manchester United's fourth place in the all-time Champions League table is a reflection of their success in the competition in the 1990s and early 2000s. They won the competition three times in that period, and they were also finalists on two other occasions.

However, United's success in the Champions League has waned in recent years. They have not reached the final of the competition since 2011, and they have not won the competition since 2008.

United are currently in a period of transition, and it will take time for them to return to the top of the Champions League table. However, they have a talented squad, and they will be hoping to challenge for the competition in the coming years.