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This article is related to European Basketball Championships. For EuroBasket, the basketball news website; see Eurobasket.com

Eurobasket is the name commonly used to refer to the European basketball championships that take every two years between national teams of the continent. Every second Eurobasket is a qualifying tournament for the Basketball World Championships.

List of tournaments and winners

Edition Winner Final score Runner up Host MVP
Eurobasket 1935 Latvia 24-18 Spain File:Flag of Switzerland.png Switzerland
Eurobasket 1937 Lithuania 24-23 File:Italia Mussolini flag.png Italy Latvia
Eurobasket 1939 Lithuania No playoffs Latvia Lithuania
Eurobasket 1946 File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia 34-32 Italy File:Flag of Switzerland.png Switzerland
Eurobasket 1947 Soviet Union 56-37 File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
Eurobasket 1949 Egypt 57-36 France Egypt
Eurobasket 1951 Soviet Union 45-44 File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia France
Eurobasket 1953 Soviet Union 29-24 Hungary Soviet Union
Eurobasket 1955 Hungary No playoffs File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia Hungary
Eurobasket 1957 Soviet Union 60-57 File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria File:Bulgaria flag 300.png Bulgaria
Eurobasket 1959 Soviet Union 83-72 File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia Turkey
Eurobasket 1961 Soviet Union 60-53 SFR Yugoslavia SFR Yugoslavia
Eurobasket 1963 Soviet Union 61-45 File:Flag of Poland.png Poland File:Flag of Poland.png Poland
Eurobasket 1965 Soviet Union 58-49 SFR Yugoslavia Soviet Union
Eurobasket 1967 Soviet Union 89-77 File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia  Finland
Eurobasket 1969 Soviet Union 81-72 SFR Yugoslavia Italy
Eurobasket 1971 Soviet Union 69-64 SFR Yugoslavia File:Germany flag 300.png Germany
Eurobasket 1973 SFR Yugoslavia 78-67 Spain Spain
Eurobasket 1975 SFR Yugoslavia 90-84 Soviet Union SFR Yugoslavia
Eurobasket 1977 SFR Yugoslavia 74-61 Soviet Union  Belgium
Eurobasket 1979 Soviet Union 98-76 File:Flag of Israel.png Israel Italy
Eurobasket 1981 Soviet Union 84-67 SFR Yugoslavia File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia
Eurobasket 1983 Italy 105-96 Spain France
Eurobasket 1985 Soviet Union 120-89 File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia Germany
Eurobasket 1987 Greece 103-101 (OT) Soviet Union Greece
Eurobasket 1989 SFR Yugoslavia 98-77 Greece SFR Yugoslavia
Eurobasket 1991 SFR Yugoslavia 88-73 Italy Italy
Eurobasket 1993 Germany 71-70 Russia Germany
Eurobasket 1995 FR Yugoslavia 96-90 Lithuania Greece
Eurobasket 1997 FR Yugoslavia 61-49 Italy Spain
Eurobasket 1999 Italy 64-56 Spain  France
Eurobasket 2001 FR Yugoslavia 78-69 Turkey Turkey Predrag Stojaković, FR Yugoslavia
Eurobasket 2003 Lithuania 93-84 Spain  Sweden Šarūnas Jasikevičius, Lithuania
Eurobasket 2005 Greece 78-62 Germany Serbia & Montenegro Dirk Nowitzki, Germany
Eurobasket 2007 Spain
Eurobasket 2009 Poland
Eurobasket 2011 Lithuania


Performance by nation

Soviet Union - 14

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 5

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - 3

Lithuania - 3

Italy - 2

Greece - 2

Latvia - 1

Egypt - 1

File:Czech republic flag.png Czechoslovakia - 1

Hungary - 1

Germany - 1


Total - 33

See also

EuroBasket
Tournaments
Qualification
Finals
Squads
Division B (defunct)
Small Countries
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