Saw this on the official site, and it's an interesting read.
Link :
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N156545070730-1243.htmIt's 43 years since the Reds began their European odyssey against Reykjavik.
In that time, they've faced opposition from 37 countries, and 11 pieces of silverware have found their way back to the Anfield trophy cabinet.
No new ground left to break then, you'd think. Well, this season could see the club venture into unchartered territory if they are drawn against one of four teams in the third qualifying round.
If the Reds are pitted against either Toulouse, Fenerbache, Lazio and Werder Bremen on August 3, they'll be facing their 100th different opponent in European competition.
The group stages, if Liverpool make it, could also throw up some new adventures.
Five unknown quantities have already booked their place in the competition proper: German sides VFB Stuttgart and Schalke 04, French champions Lyon, Portuguese runners-up Sporting Lisbon and, of course, Manchester United.
Here are the 99 teams Liverpool have played in Europe:
Austria: Austria Wien, Grazer, Innsbruck
Belgium: Anderlecht, Standard Liege, Brugge
Bulgaria: CSKA Sofia, Levski Sofia
Cyprus: Apollon Limassol
Czech Republic: FC Slovan Liberec
Denmark: Brondby IF, Odense BK
East Germany: Dynamo Berlin, Dynamo Dresden
England: Chelsea, Leeds, Notts Forest, Spurs
Finland: Haka, HJK, Lahti, MyPa, Oulu
France: Auxerre, Bordeaux, Marseille, Monaco, Paris SG, St Etienne, RC Strasbourg
Germany: Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund
Greece: AEK Athens, Olympiacos, Panathinaikos
Holland: Ajax, AZ Alkmaar, PSV, Vitesse
Hungary: FerencvĂ¡ros, Honved
Iceland: KR Reykjavik
Ireland: Dundalk
Israel: Maccabi Haifa
Italy: Genoa, Inter, Juventus, AC, Roma
Lithuania: FBK Kaunas
Luxembourg: Jeunesse d’Esch
Northern Ireland: Crusaders
Norway: SK Brann, Stromsgodset
Poland: Lech Poznan, Slask Wroclaw, Widzew Lodz
Portugal: Benfica, Boavista, Porto, Vitoria
Romania: Dinamo Bucuresti, Rapid Bucuresti, Steaua Bucuresti, Petrolul Ploiesti
Russia: CSKA Moscow, Spartak Moscow, Vladikavkaz
Scotland: Aberdeen, Celtic, Hibernian
Slovakia: MFK Kosice
Slovenia: Olimpija Ljubljana
Soviet Union: Dinamo Tbilisi (now Georgia)
Spain: Alaves, Athletic Bilbao, Barcelona, Celta Vigo, Deportivo La Coruna, Real Betis, Real Madrid, Real Sociedad, Valencia
Sweden: Malmo
Switzerland: Basel, Sion, Servette, Zurich
Turkey: Galatasaray, Trabzonspor
Ukraine: Dynamo Kiev
Wales: TNS 43
West Germany: Borussia Moenchengladbach, Eintracht, Hamburg, Cologne, 1860 Munich
Yugoslavia: Red Star Belgrade (now Serbia)