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Revision as of 18:32, 29 September 2005 by Hurricane Angel (talk | contribs) (moved PBN to the bottom)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Eurobasket is the name commonly used to refer to the European basketball championships that take every two years between national teams of the continent.
List of tournaments and winners
- 1935:
- Winner: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia
- Runner-Up:
Spain - Final Score: 24-18
- Host: Template:SUIf
- 1937:
- Winner:
Lithuania - Runner-Up: File:Italia Mussolini flag.png Italy
- Final Score: 24-23
- Host: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia
- 1939:
- Winner: Lithuania
- Runner-Up: File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia
- Final Score: 37-36
- Host: Lithuania
- 1946:
- Winner: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Runner-Up:
Italy - Final Score: 34-32
- Host: Template:SUIf
- 1947:
- Winner:
Soviet Union - Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Final Score: 56-37
- Host: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1949:
- Winner:
Egypt - Runner-Up: Template:FRAf
- Final Score: 57-36
- Host: Egypt
- 1951:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Final Score: 45-44
- Host: Template:FRAf
- 1953:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up:
Hungary - Final Score: 29-24
- Host: Soviet Union
- 1955:
- Winner: Hungary
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Final Score: 65-75 (but Hungary won round robin)
- Host: Hungary
- 1957:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria
- Final Score: 60-57
- Host: File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria
- 1959:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Final Score: 83-72
- Host:
Turkey
- 1961:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up:
SFR Yugoslavia - Final Score: 60-53
- Host: SFR Yugoslavia
- 1963:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Flag of Poland.png Poland
- Final Score: 61-45
- Host: File:Flag of Poland.png Poland
- 1965:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- Final Score: 58-49
- Host: Soviet Union
- 1967:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Final Score: 89-77
- Host:
Finland
- 1969:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- Final Score: 81-72
- Host: Italy
- 1971:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- Final Score: 69-64
- Host: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- 1973:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up:
Spain - Final Score: 78-67
- Host: Spain
- 1975:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Soviet Union
- Final Score: 90-84
- Host: SFR Yugoslavia
- 1977:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Soviet Union
- Final Score: 74-61
- Host: Template:BELf
- 1979:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: Template:ISRf
- Final Score: 98-76
- Host: Italy
- 1981:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: SFR Yugoslavia
- Final Score: 84-67
- Host: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- 1983:
- 1985:
- Winner: Soviet Union
- Runner-Up: File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
- Final Score: 120-89
- Host: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- 1987:
- Winner:
Greece - Runner-Up: Soviet Union
- Host: Greece
- Final Score: 103-101 OT
- 1989:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Greece
- Final Score: 98-77
- Host: SFR
Yugoslavia
- 1991:
- Winner: SFR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Italy
- Final Score: 88-73
- Host: Italy
- 1993:
- Winner: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- Runner-Up:
Russia - Final Score: 71-70
- Host: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- 1995:
- Winner:
FR Yugoslavia - Runner-Up:
Lithuania - Final Score: 96-90
- Host: Greece
- 1997:
- Winner: FR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Italy
- Final Score: 61-49
- Host: Spain
- 1999:
- Winner: Italy
- Runner-Up: Spain
- Final Score: 64-56
- Host: Template:FRAf
- 2001:
- Winner: FR Yugoslavia
- Runner-Up: Turkey
- Final Score: 78-69
- Host: Turkey
- MVP: Peja Stojakovic, FR Yugoslavia
- 2003:
- Winner: Lithuania
- Runner-Up: Spain
- Final Score: 93-84
- Host: Template:SWEf
- MVP: Sarunas Jasikevicius, Lithuania
- 2005:
- Winner: Greece
- Runner-Up: File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
- Final Score: 78-62
- Host: Serbia & Montenegro
- MVP: Dirk Nowitzki, Germany
- 2007:
- Host: Spain
- 2009:
- 2011:
- Host: Lithuania
Performance by nation
Soviet Union - 14
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 5
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Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 3
Lithuania - 3
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Italy - 2
Greece - 2
File:Flag of Latvia.png Latvia - 1
Egypt - 1
File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia - 1
Hungary - 1
File:Germany flag 300.png Germany - 1
Total - 33