EHF Cup Winners' Cup

The EHF Cup Winners' Cup was the official competition for men's and women's handball clubs of Europe that won their national cup, and took place every year. From the 2012–13 season, the men's competition was merged with the EHF Cup. Men's EHF Club Competitions 2012–13

Winners

YearFinalSemi-final losersWinnersScoreRunners-up1975–76Details BM Granollers26–24 GW Dankersen IF Oppsal Oslo BSV Bern1976–77Details MAI Moskva18–17 SC Magdeburg Atlético Madrid RK Partizan Bjelovar1977–78Details VfL Gummersbach15–13 (4:6) RK Železničar Niš ASPTT Metz Anilana Łódź1978–79Details VfL Gummersbach15–18, 15–11 SC Magdeburg Tatabánya KC Minaur Baia Mare1979–80Details Calpisa16–18, 20–15 VfL Gummersbach IK Heim RK Borac Banja Luka1980–81Details TuS Nettelstedt16–18, 17–14 SC Empor Rostock Minaur Baia Mare Metaloplastika Šabac1981–82Details SC Empor Rostock22–18, 14–17 Dukla Prague VfL Gunzburg Throttur Reykjavik1982–83Details SKA Minsk24–26, 34–22 Dinamo București Szegedi Volán RK Železničar Niš1983–84Details FC Barcelona24–21 RK Sloga Doboj Maccabi Rishon LeZion Szegedi Volán1984–85Details FC Barcelona23–30, 27–20 CSKA Moscow Víkingur Reykjavík Lugi Handboll1985–86Details FC Barcelona20–18, 19–21 TV Grosswallstadt MKB Veszprém KC Minaur Baia Mare1986–87Details CSKA Moscow16–18, 22–17 Amicitia Zürich MTSV Schwabing RK Slovan1987–88Details SKA Minsk21–24, 27–15 TV Grosswallstadt HCB Karviná RK Medveščak1988–89Details TUSEM Essen16–17, 19–16 US Créteil Handball CD Bidasoa Irún CS Dinamo București1989–90Details GD TEKA Santander22–24, 23–18 HK Drott Halmstad VfL Gummersbach MKB Veszprém KC1990–91Details TSV Milbertshofen15–20, 24–16 CD Bidasoa Irún MKB Veszprém KC CB Cantabria1991–92Details SE Bramac Veszprém24–14, 27–20 TSV Milbertshofen TUSEM Essen GOG Gudme1992–93Details OM Vitrolles23–22, 23–21 Fotex Veszprém SE TUSEM Essen Filippos Verias1993–94Details FC Barcelona20–23, 26–14 OM Vitrolles TSV Bayer Dormagen SC Pick Szeged1994–95Details FC Barcelona31–24, 26–22 GOG Gudme SG Wallau-Massenheim Borba Luzern1995–96Details TBV Lemgo24–19 25–26 GD TEKA Santander Pelister Bitola Red Star Belgrade1996–97Details Elgorriaga Bidasoa Irun24–19, 17–19 Fotex Veszprém SE SC Magdeburg US d'Ivry Handball1997/98Details Caja Cantabria Santander30–15 26–24 HSG Dutenhofen/Münchholzhausen Viking HC Lokomotiv-Polyot Cheljabinsk1998–99Details Prosesa Ademar León19–20, 32–23 Caja Cantabria Santander RK Vardar Vatrostalna Skopje Partizan Beograd1999–2000Details Portland San Antonio28–19 20–26 Dunaferr Sportegyesület Kolding IF Prule 67 Ljubljana2000–01Details SG Flensburg-Handewitt32–25, 19–24 CB Ademar León BM Valladolid TV Grosswallstadt2001–02Details BM Ciudad Real31–22, 27–32 SG Flensburg-Handewitt Dunaferr SE Partizan Beograd2002–03Details BM Ciudad Real33–27, 24–24 Redbergslids IK TBV Lemgo Celje2003–04Details Portland San Antonio31–30 30–26 BM Valladolid TUSEM Essen Gorenje2004–05Details CB Ademar León37–25, 31–25 Zagreb HRK Izviđač Ljubuški RK Vardar Vatrostalna Skopje2005–06Details Chekhovskiye Medvedi29–36, 32–24 BM Valladolid HSG Nordhorn HCM Constanta2006–07Details HSV Hamburg28–24, 33–37 CB Ademar León RK "Bosna" Sarajevo RK Zagreb2007–08Details MKB Veszprém KC37–32, 28–28 Rhein-Neckar Löwen Kadetten Schaffhausen BM Valladolid2008–09Details BM Valladolid30–31, 24–23 HSG Nordhorn ZMC Amicitia Zürich Kadetten Schaffhausen2009–10Details VfL Gummersbach34–25, 33–37 BM Granollers SDC San Antonio Steaua MFA București2010–11Details VfL Gummersbach30–28, 26–26 Tremblay en France Amaya Sport San Antonio RK Vardar PRO2011–12Details SG Flensburg-Handewitt34–33, 32–28 VfL Gummersbach CAI BM Aragon Celje

By country RankCountryWinnersRunners-upFinals Total1 Spain178252 Germany 3 Russia 4 Hungary2355 2026 France1347 Sweden0228 Bosnia & Herzegovina011 Croatia011 011 Denmark011 Romania011 Serbia011 011 Total 37 37 74

See also EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup

References

External links Official website