EuroHockey Club Champions Cup (men, hall)

The EuroHockey Club Cup (men's hall) is a competition held by the European Hockey Federation (EHF) in which the men's indoor hockey champions of Europe are entitled to start. In contrast to European Cup competitions in other sports, the EuroHockey Club Champions Cup, introduced in 1990, is played in tournament form. The tournament, formerly known as the European Champions Cup, takes place every year in January or February.

So far, teams from four countries have won the cup. Germany is the most successful nation with 26 titles, followed by two Polish, one Swiss, one Spanish and one Swedish cup wins. Record winner Rot-Weiss Köln won the tournament nine times, from 1993 to 1996 four times in a row. The current title holder is the German club Der Club an der Alster , which defeated SV Arminen Wien 3-1 in the final on February 16, 2020 .

Competition mode

Eight teams, each champion of their country, play the title. The participating countries are those whose champions took the first six places in the previous year and the two countries whose clubs had reached the final in the second-rate EuroHockey Club Champions Trophy a year earlier. The two last-placed countries of the cup are relegated to the trophy. The same promotion and relegation rules apply to the third-class Challenge I and fourth-class Challenge II.

Winners list

year	venue	champion
2020	Poznan	The club on the Alster
2019	Vienna	Partille SC
2018	Wettingen	KTHC Rot-Weiss Cologne
2017	Vienna	HTC Uhlenhorst
2016	Hamburg	Harvestehuder THC
2015	Mülheim an der Ruhr	HTC Uhlenhorst
2014	East Grinstead	Harvestehuder THC
2013	Lille	Rot-Weiss Cologne
2012	Hamburg	The club on the Alster
2011	Lucerne	Mannheimer HC
2010	Cologne	Rot-Weiss Cologne
2009	Ruesselsheim	Rüsselsheim RK
2008	Perth	Crefelder HTC
2007	Lille	KS Pocztowiec
2006	Bad Dürkheim	Dürkheimer HC
2005	Vienna	Club on the Alster
2004	Espinho	Munich SC
2003	Hamburg	KS Pocztowiec
2002	Terrassa	HC Rotweiss Wettingen
2001	Wettingen	Dürkheimer HC
2000	Bad Dürkheim	Dürkheimer HC
1999	Lille	Atlètic Terrassa
1998	Hamburg	Harvestehuder THC
1997	Cologne	Harvestehuder THC
1996	Vienna	Rot-Weiss Cologne
1995	Lille	Rot-Weiss Cologne
1994	Cologne	Rot-Weiss Cologne
1993	Vienna	Rot-Weiss Cologne
1992	Amiens	Limburger HC
1991	Limburg on the Lahn	Rot-Weiss Cologne
1990	Amiens	Rot-Weiss Cologne

See also

• List of field and indoor hockey European Cup winners

Web link

• http://eurohockey.org/

Individual evidence

1. ↑ EuroHockey Indoor Club Cup, Men. In: European Hockey Federation. Retrieved June 3, 2020 (UK English).