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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

• Basketball World Championship
• Eurobasket Women

• Basketball competitions