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FIBA Europe EuroCup Women competition
European transcontinental club competition

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EuroCup Women (ECW) became a FIBA Europe competition in 2003 although the competition had been created in 1974.

The format of this event has been modified several times since 2003 with the latest modification coming into effect during the 2011-2012 season.

The ECW, officially called FIBA Europe EuroCup Women, is the second inter-continental club competition with teams from European domestic leagues.

Each national basketball federation within the FIBA Europe zone is allowed to enter a maximum of five teams. However since 2008 the number of teams participating has dropped from fifty-three to thirty for the 2013 edition.

This competition does not receive the same amount of television or web streaming coverage as EuroLeague Women but it is possible to follow the play-by-play live actions of the matches with live streams from the clubs on match day.

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From 2003 until 2005 the competition was concluded in the format of a final four. In 2006 the final four was replaced with a final played over two games on a home and away basis.

You can find a list on winners and losers from each edition below:

Year	Winner	Runner-Up	Score
2003	Pays d'Aix-en-Provence	CB Islas Canarias	80–71
2004	Baltiyskaya Zvezda Saint Petersburg	Szolnoki MÁV Coop	68–64
2005	Phard Napoli	Fenerbahçe İstanbul	53–45

Natalia Vodopyanova taking the EuroCup Women Trophy 2012 © kurskweb.ru

Year	Winner	Runner-Up	Game 1	Game 2
2006	Spartak Moscow Region	Pays d'Aix-en-Provence	80–*65	*72–66
2007	Dynamo Moscow	CA Faenza	74–*61	*76–56
2008	Beretta Famila Schio	BC Moscow	87*–67	78–*69
2009	Galatasaray SK	Cras Basket Taranto	55–*67	*82–61
2010	Athinaikos	Nadezhda Orenburg	65–*57	53–*57
2011	Elitzur Ramla	Arras	*61–61	*53–61
2012	Dynamo Kursk	Turkey Kayseri Kaski S.K.	55–*69	*75–52