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1994–95 EHF Champions League
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European handball tournament
EHF Champions League 1994–95 Handball 3 September 1994 22 April 1995 EHF 35 ESPCD Bidasoa Irún FR Yugoslavia Nenad Peruničić (82) 1993–94 1995–96
The 1994–95 edition of the EHF Champions League was won by CD Bidasoa Irún in their debut at the competition in a final match against the champions of the last two pre-Champions League editions, RK Zagreb.
Preliminary round
GTU Tbilisi Georgia 34–72 Lokomotíva Trnava Slovakia 17–30 17–42 1990
Belasitsa Petrich Bulgaria 46–38 Kehra Tallinn Estonia 24–17 22–21 1991
Pelister Bitola Macedonia 56–57 SKA Minsk Belarus 29–24 27–33 1992 1991
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First round
RK Zagreb Croatia 52–45 Drott Halmstadt Sweden 23–22 29 – 23
Cantabria Santander Spain 56–33 Ankara Spor Turkey 27–15 29 – 18
THW Kiel Germany 53–36 Lokomotiva Trnava Slovakia 26–19 27 – 17
MKB Veszprém Hungary 46–39 Celje Slovenia 22–18 24 – 21
Kolding IF Denmark 53–49 Valur Reykjavik Iceland 27–27 26 – 22
Bidasoa Irún Spain 61–43 SKA Kiev Ukraine 36–25 25 – 18
OM Vitrolles France 74–31 Handball Echternach Luxembourg 36–21 38 – 10
Os Belenenses Lisbon Portugal 50–50 (a) Filippos Veria H.C. Greece 33–24 17 – 26
Hapoel Rishon LeZion Israel 38–38 (a) Pfadi Winterthur Switzerland 25–20 18 – 23
Horn Sittardia Netherlands 39–36 Initia Hasselt Belgium 24–21 15 – 15
Dukla Prague Czechia 53–40 Belasitsa Petrich Bulgaria 27–17 26 – 23
Steaua Bucharest Romania 48–48 (a) Iskra Kielce Poland 25–24 23 – 24
CSKA Moscow Russia 72–45 SPE Strovolou Cyprus 41–19 31 – 26
Granitas Kaunas Lithuania 50–50 (a) Sandefjord TIF Norway 26–23 24 – 27
HSG Linz Austria 56–49 BK 46 Karis Finland 32–24 24 – 25
SKA Minsk Belarus 49–50 Principe Trieste Italy 21–23 28–27 1991
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Eight finals
Pfadi Winterthur Switzerland 51–52 MKB Veszprém Hungary 26–23 25 – 29
Iskra Kielce Poland 42–56 Bidasoa Irún Spain 23–26 19 – 30
Horn Sittardia Netherlands 41–54 Cantabria Santander Spain 27–24 14 – 30
Principe Trieste Italy 34–36 OM Vitrolles France 20–17 14 – 19
HSG Linz Austria 41–48 THW Kiel Germany 19–18 22 – 30
Dukla Prague Czechia 49–46 Filippos Veria H.C. Greece 27–16 22 – 30
CSKA Moscow Russia 49–54 RK Zagreb Croatia 32–21 17 – 33
Granitas Kaunas Lithuania 49–54 Kolding IF Denmark 27–22 22 – 32
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Group stage
Group A
main WDL Q 2 n y ZAG CRO RK Zagreb CAN ESP Cantabria Santander VES HUN MKB Veszprém KOL DEN Kolding IF 4 1 1 156 147 3 1 2 155 125 2 2 2 131 147 1 0 5 140 163 #ccffcc A complete
Matchday OneMKB Veszprém 24–24 Cantabria SantanderKolding IF 31–36RK ZagrebMatchday TwoRK Zagreb30–18MKB VeszprémCantabria Santander28–16Kolding IFMatchday ThreeMKB Veszprém25–20Kolding IFRK Zagreb20–19Cantabria SantanderMatchday FourMKB Veszprém23–23RK ZagrebKolding IF26–25Cantabria SantanderMatchday FiveCantabria Santander25–15MKB VeszprémRK Zagreb23–22Kolding IFMatchday SixKolding IF25–26MKB VeszprémCantabria Santander34–24RK Zagreb
Group B
main WDL Q 2 n y BID ESP Bidasoa Irún KIE GER THW Kiel VIT FRA OM Vitrolles DUK CZE Dukla Prague 4 0 2 137 126 3 0 3 137 136 3 0 3 133 133 2 0 4 139 151 #ccffcc A complete
Matchday OneDukla Prague 25–29OM VitrollesBidasoa Irún 25–18THW KielMatchday TwoTHW Kiel28–24Dukla PragueOM Vitrolles19–20Bidasoa IrúnMatchday ThreeBidasoa Irún24–19Dukla PragueOM Vitrolles23–19THW KielMatchday FourDukla Prague24–23THW KielBidasoa Irún22–21OM VitrollesMatchday FiveTHW Kiel23–21Bidasoa IrúnOM Vitrolles22–21Dukla PragueMatchday SixDukla Prague26–25Bidasoa IrúnTHW Kiel26–19OM Vitrolles
Final
Bidasoa Irún Spain 56–47 RK Zagreb Croatia 30–20 26 – 27
EHF Champions League1994–95 winners Spain CD Bidasoa Irún First
References
https://web.archive.org/web/20120405085516/http://www.eurohandball.com/ec/cl/men/1994-95/round/0 2012-04-05 EHF
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