1993–94 EHF Champions League

European handball tournament EHF Champions League 1993–94 Handball 29 August 1993 30 April 1994 EHF 35 ESP CB Cantabria POR Académico BC Braga SLO Uroš Šerbec (76 goals) 1992–93 1994–95 The 1993–94 EHF Champions League was the first edition of Europe's premier men handball clubs competition after being rebranded as such. It was won by CB Cantabria (then known as TEKA Santander), who had won the EHF Cup the past season, in a final against Académico BC Braga, who became the first Portuguese team to reach a continental final. It was the first of eight Champions League trophies in a row won by Spanish clubs, ending the dominance of Eastern European handball. Preliminary round RK Pelister Bitola Macedonia 46–51 Celje Slovenia 22–23 24–28 1992 SKA Minsk Belarus 53–47 Kehra Tallinn Estonia 33–21 20–26 1991 Shevardeni Tbilisi Georgia 32–42 HT Tatran Prešov Slovakia 12–17 20–25 1990 |} First round Iskra Kielce Poland 62–42 Ionikos Athens Greece 32–20 30–22 SG Wallau-Massenheim Germany 68–24 CHEV Diekirch Luxembourg 34–10 34–14 Redbergslids Gothenburg Sweden 34–38 Celje Slovenia 23–21 11–17 Ankara Spor Turkey 37–38 Borba Lucerne Switzerland 18–17 19–21 Académico BC Braga Portugal 43–27 Initia Hasselt Belgium 26–13 17–14 Neva Saint Petersburg Russia 45–52 Hapoel Rishon LeZion Israel 25–29 20–23 SPE Strovolos Nicosia Cyprus 35–70 Veszprém SE Hungary 17–33 18–37 Horn Sittardia Netherlands 35–59 TEKA Santander Spain 15–32 20–27 Tatra Kopřivnice Czech Republic 41–45 Valur Iceland 23–23 18–22 KIF Kolding Denmark 48–56 Sandefjord TIF Norway 25–25 23–31 Drumso Dicken Espoo Finland 50–32 Vestmanna IF Faroe Islands 28–16 22–17 Badel 1862 Zagreb Croatia 48–41 Granitas Kaunas Lithuania 27–19 21–22 SKA Minsk Belarus 55–45 Belasitsa Petrich Bulgaria 32–16 23–29 1991 USAM Nîmes France 40–31 HT Tatran Prešov Slovakia 22–16 18–15 Principe Trieste Italy 34–36 UHK West Wien Austria 21–17 13–18 Medveščak Zagreb Croatia 53–45 ZTR Zaporizhzhia Ukraine 28–19 25–26 |} Eight finals Iskra Kielce Poland 48–66 SG Wallau-Massenheim Germany 23–34 25–32 Celje Slovenia 51–30 Borba Lucerne Switzerland 27–11 24–19 Académico BC Braga Portugal 58–51 Hapoel Rishon LeZion Israel 28–22 30–31 Veszprém SE Hungary 42–48 TEKA Santander Spain 26–23 16–25 Valur Iceland 46–46 (a) Sandefjord TIF Norway 25–22 21–24 Drumso Dicken Espoo Finland 53–66 Badel 1862 Zagreb Croatia 26–24 27–42 SKA Minsk Belarus 37–57 USAM Nîmes France 15–31 22–26 1991 UHK West Wien Austria 39–38 Medveščak Zagreb Croatia 23–20 16–18 1991 |} Group stage Group A main WDL Q 2 n y BRA POR Académico BC Braga NÎM FRA USAM Nîmes SAN NOR Sandefjord TIF ZAG CRO Badel 1862 Zagreb 3 2 1 139 135 2 3 1 142 135 3 1 2 146 145 0 2 4 135 147 #ccffcc A complete Matchday OneUSAM Nîmes 25–22Badel 1862 ZagrebSandefjord TIF 28–18Académico BragaMatchday TwoBadel 1862 Zagreb29–29Sandefjord TIFAcadémico Braga26–26USAM NîmesMatchday ThreeUSAM Nîmes26–20Sandefjord TIFAcadémico Braga24–19Badel 1862 ZagrebMatchday FourUSAM Nîmes22–22Académico BragaSandefjord TIF25–24Badel 1862 ZagrebMatchday FiveAcadémico Braga28–22Sandefjord TIFBadel 1862 Zagreb23–23USAM NîmesMatchday SixBadel 1862 Zagreb18–21Académico BragaSandefjord TIF22–20USAM Nîmes Group B main WDL Q 2 n y TEK ESP TEKA Santander UWW Austria UHK West Wien WAL GER SG Wallau-Massenheim CEL SVN Celje 4 0 2 136 136 3 0 3 116 121 3 0 3 128 127 2 0 4 120 116 #ccffcc A complete Matchday OneCelje 19–21TEKA SantanderUHK West Wien 20–19SG W-MassenheimMatchday TwoTEKA Santander21–17UHK West WienSG W. Massenheim23–18CeljeMatchday ThreeSG W. Massenheim30–23TEKA SantanderCelje24–18UHK West WienMatchday FourUHK West Wien28–23TEKA SantanderCelje23–16SG W. MassenheimMatchday FiveSG W. Massenheim17–15UHK West WienTEKA Santander20–19CeljeMatchday SixUHK West Wien18–17CeljeTEKA Santander28–23SG W. Massenheim Final Académico BC Braga Portugal 43–45 CB Cantabria Spain 22–22 21–23 EHF Champions League1993–94 winners Spain CB Cantabria First References https://web.archive.org/web/20091125013112/http://www.eurohandball.com/ec/cl/men/1993-94/round/5 2009-11-25 EHF C C Category:EHF Champions League seasons