years in a row from 1977 to 1982. As a result of the Heysel Stadium disaster of 1985, English clubs (though not those of other British associations) were banned from European competition. The ban was lifted in 1990 for all teams except Liverpool (which had taken part in the Heysel event). Liverpool returned to European competition the following year. England is home to the Premier League which has become one of the best leagues in the world, attracting viewers from various countries around the globe. The Champions League final in 2010 was the first final in six years that did not feature an English team. In 2007, 2008 and 2009, three out of the four teams in the semi-finals were English. In May 2008 Manchester United and Chelsea played in the first ever all-English final, which Manchester United won on penalties. Inter-Cities Fairs Cup/UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League British clubs have also been successful in the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and the UEFA Cup/Europa League, with a total of 10 wins in the two competitions (all English), together with 12 runners-up placings (including three Scottish). European Cup Winners Cup The now defunct European Cup Winners Cup has been won 10 times by British clubs (2 Scottish), with British clubs being runners-up seven times (2 Scottish). Stadiums Each of the home nations has a "national stadium" in which they play the majority of their home games: – Wembley Stadium, London (90,000) – Hampden Park, Glasgow () – Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff (33,280) – Windsor Park, Belfast (15,000) The Millennium Stadium, which has also been used for Wales home matches, is used primarily by the Welsh national rugby union team for its home internationals, while Windsor Park is a club ground owned by Linfield that the IFA leases for use by the Northern Ireland national team. In the event that the stadium is unavailable, the national team will usually play at a club ground. These are the top twelve football stadiums in the UK by capacity (all with capacity above 50,000). Media Television Sky Sports are the main broadcasters of domestic league games in the United Kingdom with the network regularly showing Premier League, EFL Championship, Scottish Premiership, and FA Women's Super League matches on a weekly basis. The network will occasionally broadcast League One and League Two matches as well as selected fixtures from the EFL Cup and EFL Trophy. BBC Sport has