EHF Champions League

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EHF Champions League

Countries	Europe
Confederation	EHF members
Founded	1955 (1993 in its new format)
Number of teams	32 (Group stage) 40 (Total)
Current champions	Ciudad Real (3)
Most championships	Barcelona (7)
2009–10 EHF Champions League

The EHF Champions League is the most important club handball competition in Europe. The competition was founded in the 1956–57 season, and is administered by the European Handball Federation.

Contents 1 Men's 2 Records and statistics 2.1 By Club 2.2 By Country 3 External links

[edit] Men's

Year	Final				Semi Final Losers
	Champion	Score	Second Place
1956–57 Details	Praha	21-13	Örebro		København	Paris
1958–59 Details	Redbergslids IK	18-13	Frisch Auf! Göppingen		Helsingør IF	Dinamo Bucureşti
1959–60 Details	Frisch Auf! Göppingen	18-13	AGF Århus		Dinamo Bucureşti	USC Paris
1961–62 Details	Frisch Auf! Göppingen	13-11	Partizan Bjelovar		Dukla Prague	Skovbakken Århus
1962–63 Details	Dukla Prague	15-13	Dinamo Bucureşti		Frisch Auf! Göppingen	Ajax København
1964–65 Details	Dinamo Bucureşti	13-11	Medveščak Zagreb		Grasshopper-Club Zürich	Ajax København
1965–66 Details	SC Leipzig	16-14	Budapest Honvéd FC		Dukla Prague	Aarhus KFUM
1966–67 Details	VfL Gummersbach	17-13	Dukla Prague		SK Cuncevo	Dinamo Bucureşti
1967–68 Details	Steaua MFA Bucureşti	13-11	Dukla Prague		Dynamo Berlin	Partizan Bjelovar
1969–70 Details	VfL Gummersbach	14-11	Dynamo Berlin		Steaua MFA Bucureşti	RK Crvenka
1970–71 Details	VfL Gummersbach	17-16	Steaua MFA Bucureşti		Sporting CP	Partizan Bjelovar
1971–72 Details	Partizan Bjelovar	19-14	VfL Gummersbach		MAI Moskva
1972–73 Details	MAI Moskva	26-23	Partizan Bjelovar		SC Leipzig	SolK Hellas
1973–74 Details	VfL Gummersbach	17-16	MAI Moskva
1974–75 Details	ASK Frankfurt/Oder	19-17	Borac Banja Luka		VfL Gummersbach	Steaua MFA Bucureşti
1975–76 Details	Borac Banja Luka	17-15	KFUM Fredericia		VfL Gummersbach	Fredensborg/Ski
1976–77 Details	Steaua MFA Bucureşti	21-20	CSKA Moskva		KFUM Fredericia	VfL Gummersbach
1977–78 Details	SC Magdeburg	28-22	Śląsk Wrocław		Budapest Honvéd FC	CB Calpisa
1978–79 Details	TV Grosswallstadt	30-28 (14-10 / 18-16)	Empor Rostock		Budapest Honvéd FC	Dinamo Bucureşti
1979–80 Details	TV Grosswallstadt	21-12	Valur Reykjavík		Dukla Prague	Atlético Madrid
1980–81 Details	SC Magdeburg	52-43 (25-23 / 29-18)	Slovan Ljubljana		LUGI HF	CSKA Moskva
1981–82 Details	Budapest Honvéd FC	49-34 (25-16 / 18-24)	TSV St. Omar St. Gallen		Helsingør IF	TV Grosswallstadt
1982–83 Details	VfL Gummersbach	32-29 (15-19 / 13-14)	CSKA Moskva		FC Barcelona	RK Metaloplastika
1983–84 Details	Dukla Prague	38-38 (21-17 / 21-17)	RK Metaloplastika		VfL Gummersbach	Budapest Honvéd FC
1984–85 Details	RK Metaloplastika	49-32 (19-12 / 20-30)	Atlético Madrid		FH Hafnarfjörður	Dukla Prague
1985–86 Details	RK Metaloplastika	54-52 (29-24 / 30-23)	Wybrzeże Gdańsk		Steaua MFA Bucureşti	Atlético Madrid
1986–87 Details	SKA Minsk	62-49 (32-24 / 25-30)	Wybrzeże Gdańsk		TUSEM Essen	RK Metaloplastika
1987–88 Details	CSKA Moskva	36-36 (18-15 / 21-18)	TUSEM Essen		RK Metaloplastika	Elgorriaga Bidasoa
1988–89 Details	SKA Minsk	61-53 (30-24 / 37-23)	Steaua MFA Bucureşti		SC Magdeburg	HK Drott
1989–90 Details	SKA Minsk	53-50 (26-21 / 29-27)	FC Barcelona		TUSEM Essen	US Créteil Handball
1990–91 Details	FC Barcelona	41-40 (23-21 / 20-17)	Proleter Zrenjanin		ETI Bisküiler	Dinamo Astrakhan
1991–92 Details	RK Zagreb	50-38 (22-20 / 18-28)	GD TEKA Santander		Kolding IF	FC Barcelona
1992–93 Details	RK Zagreb	40-39 (22-17 / 22-18)	SG Wallau-Massenheim		Vénissieux handball	FC Barcelona
1993–94 Details	GD TEKA Santander	45-43 (22-22 / 23-21)	ABC Braga		UHK West Wien	USAM Nîmes
1994–95 Details	Elgorriaga Bidasoa	56-47 (30-20 / 27-26)	RK Zagreb		THW Kiel	Caja Cantabria Santander
1995–96 Details	FC Barcelona	46-38 (23-15 / 23-23)	Elgorriaga Bidasoa		Pfadi Winterthur	THW Kiel
1996–97 Details	FC Barcelona	61-45 (31-22 / 23-30)	RK Zagreb		Celje Pivovarna Laško	THW Kiel
1997–98 Details	FC Barcelona	56-40 (28-18 / 22-28)	RK Zagreb		TBV Lemgo	Celje Pivovarna Laško
1998–99 Details	FC Barcelona	50-41 (22-22 / 28-19)	RK Zagreb		Celje Pivovarna Laško	Portland San Antonio
1999–00 Details	FC Barcelona	54-52 (28-25 / 29-24)	THW Kiel		Celje Pivovarna Laško	Badel 1862 Zagreb
2000–01 Details	Portland San Antonio	52-49 (30-24 / 25-22)	FC Barcelona		Celje Pivovarna Laško	THW Kiel
2001–02 Details	SC Magdeburg	51-48 (23-21 / 30-25)	Fotex KC Veszprém		Kolding IF	Portland San Antonio
2002–03 Details	Montpellier HB	50-46 (27-19 / 31-19)	Portland San Antonio		Prule 67 Ljubljana	Fotex KC Veszprém
2003–04 Details	Celje Pivovarna Laško	62-58 (34-28 / 30-28)	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		BM Ciudad Real	SC Magdeburg
2004–05 Details	FC Barcelona	56-55 (28-27 / 29-27)	BM Ciudad Real		Celje Pivovarna Laško	Montpellier HB
2005–06 Details	BM Ciudad Real	62-47 (19-25 / 37-28)	Portland San Antonio		SG Flensburg-Handewitt	MKB Veszprém KC
2006–07 Details	THW Kiel	57-55 (28-28 / 29-27)	SG Flensburg-Handewitt		Portland San Antonio	BM Valladolid
2007–08 Details	BM Ciudad Real	58-54 (27-29 / 25-31)	THW Kiel		HSV Hamburg	FC Barcelona
2008–09 Details	BM Ciudad Real	67-66 (39-34 / 33-27)	THW Kiel		HSV Hamburg	Rhein-Neckar Löwen
2009–10 Details

[edit] Records and statistics

[edit] By Club

Country	Winner	Runner-up	Years won	Years runner-up
FC Barcelona	7	2	1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2005	1990, 2001
VfL Gummersbach	5	1	1967, 1970, 1971, 1974, 1983	1972
BM Ciudad Real	3	1	2006, 2008, 2009	2005
SKA Minsk	3		1987, 1989, 1990
SC Magdeburg	3		1978, 1981, 2002
RK Zagreb	2	4	1992, 1993	1995, 1997, 1998, 1999
Dukla Prague	2	2	1963, 1984	1967, 1968
Steaua MFA Bucureşti	2	2	1968, 1977	1971, 1989
Frisch Auf! Göppingen	2	1	1960, 1962	1959
RK Metaloplastika	2	1	1985, 1986	1984
TV Grosswallstadt	2		1979, 1980
RK Bjelovar	1	2	1972	1962, 1973
CSKA Moskva	1	2	1988	1977, 1983
Portland San Antonio	1	2	2001	2003, 2006
THW Kiel	1	2	2007	2000, 2008
Dinamo Bucureşti	1	1	1965	1963
MAI Moskva	1	1	1973	1974
Borac Banja Luka	1	1	1976	1975
CB Cantabria	1	1	1994	1992
CD Bidasoa	1	1	1995	1996
Budapest Honvéd	1	1	1982	1966
Redbergslids IK	1		1959
SC Leipzig	1		1966
ASK Frankfurt/Oder	1		1975
Montpellier HB	1		2003
Celje Pivovarna Laško	1		2004

[edit] By Country

Country	Winner	Runner-up	Finals
Spain	13	8	21
Germany	11	8	19
East Germany	4	2	6
Croatia	3	7	10
Romania	3	3	6
Czech Republic	3	2	5
Belarus	3		3
Russia	2	3	5
Serbia	2	2	4
Hungary	1	2	3
Sweden	1	1	2
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1	1	2
Slovenia	1	1	2
France	1		1
Poland		3	3
Denmark		2	2
Iceland		1	1
Switzerland		1	1
Portugal		1	1

[edit] External links

• Official website

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