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The Korfball European Cup was the main annual korfball competition for clubs in Europe. The first Europa Cup took place in 1967 in London (England), with two teams from the Netherlands, Belgium and the host nation England. Ons Eibernest from The Hague won the first tournament. The tournament was won exclusively by clubs from the Netherlands and Belgium, and Mitcham (England) and Adler Rauxel (Germany) were the only clubs outside Netherlands and Belgium to reach the final. In January 2022, the IKF announced that the IKF Europa Cup and IKF Europa Shield would be replaced by the IKF Europe Korfball Champions League for the 2022-23 Season.^[1]

History

Detail Results:Europa Cup (korfbal)

Outdoor Europa Cup
Year	Host	Champions	Second	Third
1967	Mitcham	Ons Eibernest	ROHDA	ATBS
1968	Antwerp	AKC Blauw-Wit	Ons Eibernest	Scaldis SC
1969	Eindhoven	AKC Blauw-Wit	ROHDA	ATBS
1970	Croydon	Ons Eibernest	AKC Blauw-Wit	Meeuwen
1971	Antwerp	Ons Eibernest	LUTO	Scaldis SC
1972	Amsterdam	ROHDA	Ons Eibernest	AKC
1973	London	Ons Eibernest	Riviera KC	ROHDA
1974	Antwerp	Ons Eibernest	Riviera KC	ATBS
1975	The Hague	Ons Eibernest	LUTO	Boeckenberg
1976	Mitcham	Ons Eibernest	LUTO	Kwik
1977	Bochum	Riviera KC	PKC	Kwik
1978	Antwerp	LUTO	Riviera KC	Kwik
1979	Papendrecht	PKC	Borgerhout	Schweriner KC
1980	Papendrecht	PKC	Adler Rauxel	Kwik
1981	Ekeren	PKC	Kwik
1982	Nijeveen	DOS '46	Borgerhout	Adler Rauxel
1983	Antwerp	ROHDA	Borgerhout	Adler Rauxel
1985	Papendrecht	PKC	Borgerhout	Adler Rauxel
1986	Antwerp	AKC	Fortuna	Adler Rauxel

Indoor Europa Cup
Year	Host	Champions	Second	Third
1985	Papendrecht	PKC	Sikopi	Adler Rauxel
1986	Bourges	ROHDA	AKC	Adler Rauxel
1988	Antwerp	Oost-Arnhem	AKC	Adler Rauxel
1989	Arnhem	Oost-Arnhem	AKC	Adler Rauxel
1990	Papendrecht	PKC	Catbavrienden	Adler Rauxel
1991	Lisboa	Sikopi	Fortuna	Adler Rauxel
1992	Saint-Étienne	Catbavrienden	Deetos	Adler Rauxel
1993	Castrop-Rauxel	Deetos	Catbavrienden	Grün-Weiss
1994	Olomouc	Deetos	Borgerhout	Grün-Weiss
1995	Debrecen	ROHDA	Catbavrienden	Grün-Weiss
1996	Crystal Palace, London	Deetos	Mercurius	Mitcham
1997	Terrassa	Catbavrienden	Oost-Arnhem	VKC Kolín
1998	Antwerp	Catbavrienden	Mitcham	Grün-Weiss
1999	Prague	PKC	AKC	Mitcham
2000	Papendrecht	PKC	Sikopi	Adler Rauxel
2001	Terrassa	Die Haghe	AKC	Grün-Weiss
2002	Prague	PKC	AKC	Havířov
2003	Antwerp	Die Haghe	AKC	Invicta
2004	Delft	Fortuna/Tempus	AKC/Café Bar	České Budějovice
2005	Saint-Étienne	Fortuna/Tempus	AKC/Café Bar	Benfica
2006	Prievidza	PKC/Café Bar	Riviera KC	Oryol STU
2007	Antwerp	DOS '46	Riviera KC	České Budějovice
2008	Carcavelos	DOS '46	Boeckenberg	Mitcham
2009	Zaanstad	Koog Zaandijk	Boeckenberg	CC Oeiras
2010	Herentals	DOS '46	Boeckenberg	Adler Rauxel
2011^[2]	Budapest	Koog Zaandijk	Scaldis SC	České Budějovice
2012	Warsaw	TOP	Boeckenberg	Trojans
2013	Budapest	Koog Zaandijk	Boeckenberg KC	NC Benfica
2014	Papendrecht	PKC/Hagero	Boeckenberg KC	NC Benfica
2015	Tielen	TOP/Quoratio	Scaldis	NC Benfica
2016	Budapest	PKC/Hagero	Boeckenberg KC	NC Benfica
2017	Sassenheim	TOP/Quoratio	Boeckenberg KC	Trojans
2018	Barcelona	TOP/Solar Compleet	AKC/Luma	SG Pegasus
2019	Kortrijk	TOP/Solar Compleet	Boeckenberg KC	Trojans
2020	Budapest	Fortuna/Delta Logistiek	Kwik	SG Pegasus
2021
2022
2023

2021 and 2022 European Cup were canceled due to COVID-19.
Since 2023, the European Cup will be replaced by the Champions League.

Medals

Outdoor (1967-1986)

Indoor (1985-2023)

Record tables

Performance by nation indoor
Nation	Winners	Runners-up	Third place
Netherlands	31	3	0
Belgium	4	31	0
England	0	1	6
Germany	0	0	16
Czech Republic	0	0	6
Portugal	0	0	6
Russia	0	0	1

Performance by club indoor
#	Club	Nation	Winners	Runners-up	Third place
1	PKC	Netherlands	8	0	0
2	TOP	Netherlands	5	0	0
3	Catbavrienden	Belgium	3	3	0
4	Fortuna	Netherlands	3	1	0
5	Deetos	Netherlands	3	0	0
	DOS '46	Netherlands	3	0	0
	Koog Zaandijk	Netherlands	3	0	0
8	Oost Arnhem	Netherlands	2	1	0
9	ROHDA	Netherlands	2	0	0
9	Die Haghe	Netherlands	2	0	0
11	Sikopi	Belgium	1	2	0
12	AKC	Belgium	0	10	0
13	Boeckenberg	Belgium	0	9	0
14	Riviera	Belgium	0	2	0
14	Scaldis	Belgium	0	2	0
16	Mitcham	England	0	1	3
17	Borgerhout	Belgium	0	1	0
	Kwik	Belgium	0	1	0
	Mercurius	Belgium	0	1	0
20	Adler Rauxel	Germany	0	0	8
21	Grün-Weiss	Germany	0	0	5
21	NC Benfica	Portugal	0	0	5
23	České Budějovice	Czech Republic	0	0	3
23	Trojans	England	0	0	3
25	SG Pegasus	Germany	0	0	2
26	VKC Kolín	Czech Republic	0	0	1
	Havířov	Czech Republic	0	0	1
	Invicta	England	0	0	1
	Oryol STU	Russia	0	0	1
	CC Oeiras	Portugal	0	0	1

References

^ "IKF launches Korfball Champions League in Europe". 25 January 2022.
^ "Europa Cup 2011". Archived from the original on 2011-01-23.

External links

International Korfball Federation website

[1] "IKF launches Korfball Champions League in Europe". 25 January 2022.

[2] "Europa Cup 2011". Archived from the original on 2011-01-23.

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-The '''Korfball European Cup''' is the main annual [[korfball]] competition for clubs in Europe. The first Europa Cup took place in 1967 in London (England), with two teams from the [[Netherlands]], Belgium and the host nation England. [[Ons Eibernest]] from [[The Hague]] won the first tournament. Clubs from the Netherlands and Belgium are the only ones that have won the Tournament, and [[Mitcham Korfball Club|Mitcham]] (England) and [[KV Adler Rauxel|Adler Rauxel]] (Germany) are the only ones outside Netherlands and Belgium that have once reached the final.
+The '''Korfball European Cup''' was the main annual [[korfball]] competition for clubs in Europe. The first Europa Cup took place in 1967 in London (England), with two teams from the [[Netherlands]], Belgium and the host nation England. [[Ons Eibernest]] from [[The Hague]] won the first tournament. The tournament was won exclusively by clubs from the Netherlands and Belgium, and [[Mitcham Korfball Club|Mitcham]] (England) and [[KV Adler Rauxel|Adler Rauxel]] (Germany) were the only clubs outside Netherlands and Belgium to reach the final. In January 2022, the IKF announced that the IKF Europa Cup and [[Korfball Europa Shield|IKF Europa Shield]] would be replaced by the [[IKF Europe Korfball Champions League]] for the 2022-23 Season.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://korfball.sport/ikf-launches-korfball-champions-league-in-europe/ | title=IKF launches Korfball Champions League in Europe | date=25 January 2022 }}</ref>
 == History ==
+Detail Results:[[:nl:Europa Cup (korfbal)|Europa Cup (korfbal)]]
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 | {{flagicon|NED}} [[PKC_(Papendrecht)|PKC]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} Kwik
+| {{flagicon|GER}}
-|
 |-
 | 1982
 | [[Nijeveen]]
-| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS'46]]
+| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS '46]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} Borgerhout
 | {{flagicon|GER}} [[KV Adler Rauxel|Adler Rauxel]]
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 | [[2001 Korfball Europa Cup|2001]]
 | [[Terrassa]]
-| {{flagicon|NED}} [[Korfbal Die Haghe|Die Haghe]]
+| {{flagicon|NED}} [[KV Die Haghe|Die Haghe]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} AKC
 | {{flagicon|GER}} Grün-Weiss
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 | [[2006–07 Korfball Europa Cup|2007]]
 | [[Antwerp]]
-| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS'46]]
+| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS '46]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} Riviera KC
 | {{flagicon|CZE}} České Budějovice
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 | [[2007–08 Korfball Europa Cup|2008]]
 | [[Carcavelos]]
-| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS'46]]
+| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS '46]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} [[Boeckenberg KC|Boeckenberg]]
 | {{flagicon|ENG}} Mitcham
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 | [[2009–10 Korfball Europa Cup|2010]]
 | [[Herentals]]
-| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS'46]]
+| {{flagicon|NED}} [[DOS '46]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} [[Boeckenberg KC|Boeckenberg]]
 | {{flagicon|GER}} [[KV Adler Rauxel|Adler Rauxel]]
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 | {{flagicon|NED}} [[KV TOP|TOP/Quoratio]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} Boeckenberg KC
-| {{flagicon|ENG}} Trojans KC
+| {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Trojans Korfball Club|Trojans]]
 |-bgcolor=#D0E7FF
 | [[2017–18 Korfball Europa Cup|2018]]
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 | {{flagicon|NED}} [[KV TOP|TOP/Solar Compleet]]
 | {{flagicon|BEL}} Boeckenberg KC
-| {{flagicon|ENG}} Trojans KC
+| {{flagicon|ENG}} [[Trojans Korfball Club|Trojans]]
 |-bgcolor=#D0E7FF
 | [[2019–20 Korfball Europa Cup|2020]]
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 | {{flagicon|BEL}} Kwik
 | {{flagicon|GER}} SG Pegasus
+|-
+| 2021
+|-
+| 2022
+|-
+| 2023
+|
+| {{flagicon|NED}}
+| {{flagicon|NED}}
+| {{flagicon|BEL}}
 |}
+* 2021 and 2022 European Cup were canceled due to COVID-19.
+* Since 2023, the European Cup will be replaced by the Champions League.
+==Medals==
+===Outdoor (1967-1986)===
+{{Medals table
+ | caption        =
+ | host           =
+ | flag_template  = korf
+ | event          =
+ | team           =
+ | gold_NED = 17| silver_NED = 10| bronze_NED = 1
+ | gold_BEL = 2 | silver_BEL = 8 | bronze_BEL = 12
+ | gold_GER = 0 | silver_GER = 1 | bronze_GER = 6
+ }}
+===Indoor (1985-2023)===
+{{Medals table
+ | caption        =
+ | host           =
+ | flag_template  = korf
+ | event          =
+ | team           =
+ | gold_NED = 32| silver_NED = 4 | bronze_NED = 0
+ | gold_BEL = 4 | silver_BEL = 31| bronze_BEL = 1
+ | gold_ENG = 0 | silver_ENG = 1 | bronze_ENG = 6
+ | gold_GER = 0 | silver_GER = 0 | bronze_GER = 16
+ | gold_CZE = 0 | silver_CZE = 0 | bronze_CZE = 6
+ | gold_POR = 0 | silver_POR = 0 | bronze_POR = 6
+ | gold_RUS = 0 | silver_RUS = 0 | bronze_RUS = 1
+ }}
 ==Record tables==
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-!scope="row"|DOS'46
+!scope="row"|DOS '46
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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Netherlands	32	4	0	36
2	Belgium	4	31	1	36
3	England	0	1	6	7
4	Germany	0	0	16	16
5	Czech Republic	0	0	6	6
5	Portugal	0	0	6	6
7	Russia	0	0	1	1
Totals (7 entries)		36	36	36	108