PSV’s Records and Stats in the European Cup / UEFA Champions League
We’ve trawled through the history books to bring you the key records and milestones for teams competing in the 2025-26 UEFA Champions League. Here we look at PSV.
Unless otherwise stated, team records cover the European Cup & UEFA Champions League combined, while player records focus on the UEFA Champions League era only (1992/93 – present).
This page will be updated as and when relevant.
TEAM RECORDS (European Cup & Champions League combined)
Biggest home victory
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
8-0: PSV v Linfield, 01/10/1975, European Cup first round second leg
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
6-2: PSV v Napoli, 21/10/25, league phase
4-0: PSV v Girona, 05/11/24, league phase
Biggest away victory
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
0-3: Zulte Waregem v PSV, 07/08/13, UEFA Champions League third qualifying round second leg
1-4: Liverpool v PSV, 26/11/25, UEFA Champions League league phase
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
1-4: Liverpool v PSV, 26/11/25, league phase
Biggest home defeat
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
1-7: PSV v Arsenal, 04/03/25, UEFA Champions League round of 16 first leg
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
1-7: PSV v Arsenal, 04/03/25, round of 16 first leg
Biggest away defeat
European Cup/UEFA Champions League
6-1: Rapid Wien v PSV, 21/09/55, European Cup first round first leg
UEFA Champions League league phase/group stage to final
4-0: three times, most recently v Arsenal, 20/09/23, group stage
All-time season-by-season European Cup/UEFA Champions League record
2025/26 League phase
2024/25 Round of 16
2023/24 Round of 16
2022/23 Qualifying play-offs
2021/22 Qualifying play-offs
2019/20 Second qualifying round
2018/19 Group stage
2016/17 Group stage
2015/16 Round of 16
2013/14 Qualifying play-offs
2008/09 Group stage
2007/08 Group stage
2006/07 Quarter-finals
2005/06 Round of 16
2004/05 Semi-finals
2003/04 Group stage
2002/03 Group stage
2001/02 Group stage
2000/01 Group stage
1999/00 Group stage
1998/99 Group stage
1997/98 Group stage
1992/93 Group stage
1991/92 Second round
1989/90 Quarter-finals
1988/89 Quarter-finals
1987/88 Winners
1986/87 First round
1978/79 Second round
1976/77 Second round
1975/76 Semi-finals
1963/64 Quarter-finals
1955/56 First round
STREAKS (European Cup/UEFA Champions League)
Most successive wins
4: three times, most recently, 21/07/2021 - 10/08/2021
Most successive draws
5: 02/03/1988 - 25/05/1988
Most successive defeats
6: 09/12/1992 - 17/09/1997
Most successive games without a defeat
8: 21/10/1987 - 26/10/1988
Most successive games without a win
8: twice, most recently, 24/02/2016 - 06/12/2016
Most successive clean sheets
3: twice, most recently, 20/04/1988 - 26/10/1988
PLAYER RECORDS (UEFA Champions League only – group stage/league phase to final)
Top appearance makers
38: Johann Vogel
36: Wilfred Bouma
36: Luuk de Jong
35: Ronald Waterreus
34: Heurelho Gomes
34: Jefferson Farfán
Top goalscorers
11: Luuk de Jong
8: Ruud van Nistelrooy
7: Ismael Saibari
6: Ricardo Pepi
5: Arnold Bruggink
5: Phillip Cocu
Youngest players
17y 64d: Ismail Aissati (AC Milan 0-0 PSV Eindhoven, 19/10/05)
17y 297d: Johan Vonlanthen (AS Monaco FC 1-1 PSV Eindhoven, 25/11/03)
18y 19d: Noah Fernandez (PSV Eindhoven 1-2 FC Bayern München, 28/01/26)
Youngest goalscorers
18y 280d: Arjen Robben (PSV Eindhoven 3-0 AJ Auxerre, 30/10/02)
19y 360d: Jefferson Farfán (Rosenborg BK 1-2 PSV Eindhoven, 20/10/04)
20y 70d: Dennis Rommedahl (SL Benfica 2-1 PSV Eindhoven, 30/09/98)
Oldest players
39y 66d: Jan Heintze (Borussia Dortmund 1-1 PSV Eindhoven, 22/10/02)
36y 360d: Ivan Perišić (PSV Eindhoven 1-2 FC Bayern München, 28/01/26)
36y 185d: Hans van Breukelen (PSV Eindhoven 0-1 FC Porto, 07/04/93)
Oldest goalscorers
36y 297d: Ivan Perišić (Liverpool FC 1-4 PSV Eindhoven, 26/11/25)
35y 38d: Phillip Cocu (PSV Eindhoven 2-0 Fenerbahçe SK, 06/12/05)
34y 147d: Luuk de Jong (FK Crvena Zvezda 2-3 PSV Eindhoven, 21/01/25)
Most goals in a match
3 goals: Ruud van Nistelrooy (v HJK, 25/11/98)
All hat-tricks
3 goals: Ruud van Nistelrooy (v HJK, 25/11/98)
