Europe Cup (badminton)
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The Europe Cup in badminton is a team european championship, played by clubs from all around Europe, analogue to the UEFA Champions League in the football. It was established in 1978 by the members of the Badminton Europe.
[edit] Locations of the Europe Cup
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[edit] Finalists
Year | Winner | Runner up | Score |
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1978 | Gentofte BK | 1. BV Mülheim | 5–2 |
1979 | Gentofte BK | BC Duinwijck | 6–1 |
1980 | Wimbledon SBC | Hvidovre BK | 4–3 |
1981 | Gentofte BK | BMK Aura Malmö | 7–0 |
1982 | Gentofte BK | BC Duinwijck | 6–1 |
1983 | Gentofte BK | BMK Aura Malmö | 7–0 |
1984 | BMK Aura Malmö | Gentofte BK | 7–0 |
1985 | Gentofte BK | BMK Aura Malmö | 7–0 |
1986 | Gentofte BK | BMK Aura Malmö | 6–1 |
1987 | Triton BK Aalborg | BMK Aura Malmö | 4–3 |
1988 | SAC Omsk | Triton BK Aalborg | 4–3 |
1989 | Headingley BC | Göteborgs BK | 4–3 |
1990 | Göteborgs BK | Velo BC van Zundert | 5–2 |
1991 | Stockholm Sparvagars GoIF | Headingley BC | 5–2 |
1992 | BC Feibra Linz | TBC Reykjavik | 6–1 |
1993 | Lillerod BK | Göteborgs BK | 4–3 |
1994 | Lillerod BK | Göteborgs BK | 5–2 |
1995 | Lillerod BK | Göteborgs BK | 5–2 |
1996 | Kastrup Magleby BK | Technokhim Moskau | 4–1 |
1997 | Hvidovre BK | Technokhim Moskau | 4–3 |
1998 | Kastrup Magleby BK | Technokhim Moskau | 4–1 |
1999 | BC Eintracht Südring | Sportschool van Zijderveld | 5–1 |
2000 | Kastrup Magleby BK | Fyrisfjädern Uppsala | 5–2 |
2001 | Hvidovre BK | Fyrisfjädern Uppsala | 4–3 |
2002 | Lokomotiv Rekord Moskau | Fyrisfjädern Uppsala | 4–3 |
2003 | Lokomotiv Rekord Moskau | Fyrisfjädern Uppsala | 4–1 |
2004 | Greve Strands BK | FC Langenfeld | 4–1 |
2005 | Kastrup Magleby BK | 1. BC Beuel | 4–1 |
20061 | IBMC Issy-les-Moulineaux | SC Meteor Dnjepropetrowsk Uniao Desportiva de Santana |
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2007[1] | NL Primorye Wladiwostok | BC Amersfoort | 4–2 |
Note 1: In 2006 the CB Rinconada used an not play-entitled player in the final, so that afterwards the title was awarded to the finalists IBMC Issy les Moulineaux. The two losers in the semifinal were promoted as the second place winner, thus for the first time in history, two teams were emerge as the silver medalists.
[edit] References
- ^ Europe Cup: Local Favourites Bow To Talented Russians. BadZine.info. Retrieved on 2007-10-04.
European Badminton tournaments
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European Championsips | European Men's and Women's Team Championships European Mixed Team Championships | European Senior Championships | European Circuit European Junior Championships | European U17 Team Championsips | Helvetia Cup | Finlandia Cup | Europe Cup |