Futsal European Clubs Championship

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The Futsal European Clubs Championship was an annual futsal competition for European club teams. It was introduced in 1984 and discontinued after the 2000–01 season, when it was replaced by the UEFA Futsal Cup.

Results[]

Season Host city Winner Runner-up Score Third place
1984–85
Italy Viterbo Belgium Netherlands 3–3 (4–3 pen.) Spain
1985–86
Italy Rome Netherlands Belgium 3–3 (4–3 pen.) Italy Roma Barilla
1986–87
Netherlands Maastricht Denmark Næstved IF Belgium 7–0 Italy
1987–88
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Titovo Velenje Belgium Netherlands 3–0 (play-offs) Hungary Keszthely
1988–89
Hungary Debrecen Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia MNK Uspinjača Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 3–0 Hungary Debreceni MVSC
1989–90
Italy Rome Italy Roma RCB Spain 2–1 Belgium
1990–91
Spain Madrid Spain Interviú Lloyd's Portugal AR Freixieiro 7–0 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia MNK Seljak Livno
1991–92 Not played
1992–93
1993–94
Spain Madrid Spain Marsanz Torrejón Croatia MNK Uspinjača 11–3 Belgium
1994–95
Spain Maspalomas Russia Dina Moskva Spain Maspalomas Sol Europa 6–5 Italy Torrino S.C.
1995–96
Italy Rome Italy BNL Calcetto Roma Spain Pinturas Lepanto Zaragoza 5–4 Russia Dina Moskva
1996–97
Russia Moscow Russia Dina Moskva Italy BNL Calcetto Roma 2–2 (7–6 pen.) Spain Interviu Boomerang
1997–98
Spain Talavera Spain CLM Talavera Russia Dina Moskva 3–3 (5–4 pen.) Italy Gruppo Sportivo BNL
1998–99
Russia Moscow Russia Dina Moskva Italy Lazio Calcio a 5 2–1 Spain ElPozo Murcia
1999–00
Spain Segovia Spain Caja Segovia Italy BNL Calcetto Roma 4–1 Russia Dina Moskva
2000–01
Spain Castellón Spain Playas de Castellón Russia Dina Moskva 4–2 Italy AS Genzano

Performance by nation[]

Nation Winners Runners-up Third Winning clubs
 Spain 5 3 3 Interviú Lloyd's, Marsanz Torrejón, CLM Talavera, Caja Segovia, Playas de Castellón
 Russia 3 2 2 Dina Moskva (3)
 Italy 2 3 5 Roma RCB, BNL Calcetto Roma
 Belgium 2 2 2 ZVC Hoboken, ZVK Ford Genk
 Netherlands 1 2 0 Drei Keuninge
 Yugoslavia 1 1 1 MNK Uspinjača
 Denmark 1 0 0 Næstved IF
 Croatia 0 1 0
 Portugal 0 1 0
 Hungary 0 0 2

References[]

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