The Women's EHF European Cup is an annual team handball competition for women's clubs of Europe. It was known as the EHF City Cup until the 1999–2000 season and the EHF Challenge Cup until the 2019–20 season. It is currently the third-tier competition of European club handball.

Summary

YearFinalSemi Final LosersChampionScoreSecond Place1993–94DetailsBuxtehuder SV22–21 23–22Baekkelagets OsloSzegedi Hidrotehnica Constanţa1994–95DetailsRotor Volgograd24–19 24–20Vasas BudapestIkast F.S. Granicar Djurdjevac1995–96Details Silcotub Zalău23–15 19–27Gjerpen IF SkienKuban Krasnodar ES Besançon1996–97Details Frankfurter HC29–25 26–24Ikast F.S.Junkeren Bodo Silcotub Zalău1997–98Details Ikast F.S.27–22 29–22Frankfurter HCWalle Bremen AKVA Volgograd1998–99Details "Napredak" Kruševac32–18 26–19Van Riet NieuwegeinNîmes Oţelul Galaţi1999–00DetailsRapid CFR București30–25 26–26RandersByåsenOsijek2000–01DetailsNîmes22–18 18–16Split KaltenbergFibrexNylon SăvineștiLuch Moscow2001–02Details Universitatea Remin Deva33–23 31–25Buxtehuder SVGil Eanes-Lagos Rapid CFR București2002–03Details Borussia Dortmund24–16 21–27Selmont Baia MareDJK/MJC Trier Nata AZS AWFiS Gdańsk2003–04Details 1. FC Nürnberg29–23 29–33Universitatea Remin DevaÍBV Vitaral Jelfa Jelenia Góra2004–05Details Bayer 04 Leverkusen27–28 25–22Cercle Dijon BourgogneSplit Kaltenberg Buxtehuder SV2005–06DetailsRulmentul Braşov30–22 25–24Tomis ConstanţaMérignac Valur2006–07Details "Naisa" Nis23–32 30–21Universitatea Jolidon Cluj-NapocaTrešnjevka Zagreb HCM Roman2007–08Details Oldenburg31–25 29–26MérignacDunărea Brăila ŠKP Bratislava2008–09DetailsNîmes26–22 30–25 Thüringer ProVital Blomberg-Lippe Izmir BSB SK2009–10DetailsBuxtehuder SV40–28 28–26Frisch Auf GöppingenVistal GdyniaMetalurg Skopje2010–11DetailsMios Biganos31–26 30–29Muratpaşa Bld. SKHandbalAcademieNîmes2011–12Details H.A.C. Handball36–27 27–30Muratpaşa Bld. SKLokomotiva ZagrebFleury Loiret2012–13Details Baník Most20–24 26–17SamoborÜsküdar Bld. SKH 65 Höör2013–14Details H 65 Höör19–21 23–21Issy ParisGalychanka LvivMios Biganos2014–15DetailsMios Biganos21–20 28–24Pogoń Baltica SzczecinGalychanka LvivLe Havre2015–16DetailsRocasa Gran Canaria29–25 33–29Kastamonu Bld. GSKEKS Start ElblągHC Karpaty2016–17DetailsLokomotiva Zagreb23–19 24–21H 65 HöörVirto/QuintusDHC Sokol Poruba2017–18DetailsMKS Lublin22–22 27–23Rocasa Gran CanariaArdeşen GSKLokomotiva Zagreb2018–19DetailsRocasa Gran Canaria30–23 23–24Pogoń Baltica SzczecinQuintusKristianstad Handboll2019–20DetailsCancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic2020–21DetailsCBF Málaga Costa del Sol32–28 28–31Lokomotiva ZagrebAtlético GuardésYalikavaksports Club2021–22DetailsRocasa Gran Canaria21–17 25–29Costa del Sol MálagaGalychanka LvivBekament Bukovička Banja2022–23DetailsAntalya Konyaaltı17–23 33–20Atlético GuardésIUVENTA MichalovceAtticgo Elche2023–24DetailsAtticgo Elche22–20 28–22IUVENTA MichalovceS.L. BenficaRocasa Gran Canaria2024–25DetailsValur29–29 25–24PorriñoHázená KynžvartIUVENTA Michalovce2025–26DetailsMecalia Atlético Guardés24–20 29–24IUVENTA MichalovceBursa Büyüksehir BSKCosta del Sol Málaga

Titles by club Rank Club Titles Runner up 1 Rocasa Gran Canaria3 (2015–16, 2018–19, 2021–22)1 (2017–18)2 Buxtehuder SV2 (1993–94, 2009–10)1 (2001–02)3 Nîmes2 (2000–01, 2008–09)0 (-) Mios Biganos2 (2010–11, 2014–15)0 (-)5 HC Lokomotiva Zagreb1 (2016–17)1 (2020–21) Universitatea Remin Deva1 (2001–02)1 (2003–04) Frankfurter HC1 (1996–97)1 (1997–98) Málaga Costa del Sol1 (2020–21)1 (2021–22) Mecalia Atlético Guardés1 (2025–26)1 (2022–23)10 Rulmentul Braşov1 (2005–06)0 (-) Rapid CFR București1 (1999–00)0 (-) Borussia Dortmund1 (2002–03)0 (-) Ikast-Bording Elite Håndbold1 (1997–98)0 (-) ŽORK Napredak Kruševac1 (1998–99)0 (-) Bayer 04 Leverkusen1 (2004–05)0 (-) Naisa Niš1 (2006–07)0 (-) 1. FC Nürnberg1 (2003–04)0 (-) VfL Oldenburg1 (2007–08)0 (-) Rotor Volgograd1 (1994–95)0 (-) AS Silcotub Zalău1 (1995–96)0 (-) H.A.C. Handball1 (2011–12)0 (-) Baník Most1 (2012–13)0 (-) H 65 Höör1 (2013–14)0 (-) MKS Lublin1 (2017–18)0 (-) Antalya Konyaaltı1 (2022–23)0 (-) Atticgo Elche1 (2023–24)0 (-) Valur1 (2024–25)0 (-)

Titles by nations Rank Country Champion Runner-up Total finals1741126410353844485/202613413481231231011211101101101 1402202216011011

See also EHF European Cup Women's EHF European League Women's EHF Champions League

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