Saporta Cup

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Saporta Cup was the name of a European men's competition in which European National Cup played one other in a single-elimination tournament. It was named after Raimundo Saporta, a Real Madrid director.

The competition was created in 1967 as European Cup Winners' Cup, but it went through several names until its eventual folding in 2002:

  • 1967-1991 - European Cup Winners' Cup
  • 1992-1996 - European Cup
  • 1997-1998 - EuroCup
  • 1999-2002 - Saporta Cup

The very last Saporta Cup season was held during 2001-02. After that it was fused with Korac Cup into the newly formed ULEB Cup competition.

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Champions

Year Final
Champion Result Runner-Up
1967 Ignis Varese 77 - 67/67 - 68 Maccabi Tel Aviv
1968 AEK Athens 89 - 82 Slavia Praha
1969 Slavia Praha 80 - 74 Dinamo Tbilisi
1970 Fides Parténope Napoli 60 - 64/87 - 65 Jeanne d'Arc Vichy
1971 Simmenthal Milano 56 - 66/71 - 52 Spartak Leningrad
1972 Simmenthal Milano 74 - 70 KK Crvena zvezda
1973 Spartak Leningrad 77 - 62 Jugoplástika Split
1974 KK Crvena zvezda 87 - 75 Spartak Brno
1975 Spartak Leningrad 63 - 62 KK Crvena zvezda
1976 Cinzano Milano 88 - 83 ASPO Tours
1977 Forst Cantù 87 - 86 Radnicki Beograd
1978 Gabetti Cantù 84 - 82 Synudine Bologna
1979 Gabetti Cantù 83 - 73 EBBC Den Bosch
1980 Emerson Varese 90 - 88 Gabetti Cantù
1981 Squibb Cantù 86 - 82 FC Barcelona
1982 Cibona Zagreb 96 - 95 Real Madrid
1983 Scavolini Pesaro 111 - 99 ASVEL Lyon-Villeurbanne
1984 Real Madrid 82 - 81 Simac Milano
1985 FC Barcelona 77 - 73 Zalgiris Kaunas
1986 FC Barcelona 101 - 86 Scavolini Pesaro
1987 Cibona Zagreb 89 - 74 Scavolini Pesaro
1988 CSP Limoges 96 - 89 Joventut Badalona
1989 Real Madrid 117 - 113 Snaidero Caserta
1990 Knorr Bologna 79 - 74 Real Madrid
1991 PAOK Thessaloniki 76 - 72 CAI Zaragoza
1992 Real Madrid 65 - 63 PAOK Thessaloniki
1993 Aris Thessaloniki 50 - 48 Efes Pilsen
1994 Olimpija Ljubljana 91 - 81 Taugres Vitoria


1995 Benetton Treviso 94 - 86 Taugres Vitoria
1996 Taugres Vitoria 88 - 81 PAOK Thessaloniki
1997 Real Madrid 78 - 64 Mash Verona
1998 Žalgiris Kaunas 82 - 67 Stefanel Milano
1999 Benetton Treviso 64 - 60 Pamesa Valencia
2000 AEK Athens 83 - 76 Kinder Bologna
2001 Maroussi 74 - 72 Elan Chalon
2002 Montepaschi Siena 74 - 72 Pamesa Valencia
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