The Cup Winners' Cup was a European football competition held annually from 1960 to 1999. It was organized by the UEFA and featured domestic cup winners from various European countries. The tournament provided a platform for clubs that had won their national cups to compete against each other, making it distinct from other competitions like the UEFA Champions League. The competition was discontinued in 1999, with its last edition won by Galatasaray, who defeated Rangers in the final. The Cup Winners' Cup is remembered for its unique format and the opportunity it provided for smaller clubs to showcase their talent on a European stage.