EuroBasket Winners List, past champions, History since 1935

All-Time FIBA EuroBasket past winners List, champions by year, stats, history since 1935.





The European Basketball Championship, usually known as Eurobasket, is a basketball tournament played every two years between national teams of the European continent. Every second edition of the Eurobasket is also used as a qualifying tournament for the FIBA World Championships.




FIBA EuroBasket, champions, winners, list by year, history, 1935-2022




Who has won the Most titles of EuroBasket.?

Soviet Union known as U.S.S.R is the Most successful nations who has won the most European Basketball Championship titles with 14 times, Followed by Socialist/Federal Yugoslavia or Now simply Serbia won the EuroBasket Gold medals Eighth times, Now Spain surpassed Lithuania to claimed the Fourth title in the List of EuroBasket winners.



Who won the 2022 EuroBasket final, Current defending Champions.?




Behind the Hernangomez brothers, Spain defeats France 88-76 to crowns the EuroBasket 2022 final champions.


Spain dominated throughout the EuroBasket 2022 tournament, finishing with an 8-1 record after defeating France in the final to capture its first gold medal since 2015 and 4th title in all-time EuroBasket Winners List.


Germany beat Poland 82-69 to wins the First Bronze Medal since 2005. 


Who won the EuroBasket 2017, Last EuroBasket champions.?


Slovenia won its first European basketball championship title by defeating Serbia 93-85 behind 35 points from Goran Dragic.

  • Thanks to Dragic's 35 points in the title game were the most in a single game in EuroBasket 2017. They were also the most in a EuroBasket Final since Pau Gasol had 36 in 2003.


Spain defeated Russia 93-85 to take third place.


FIBA EuroBasket past champions List, All-time winners by year, history from 1935-2022.




Year - Location

Gold

Final score

Silver

Bronze

1935 Switzerland Latvia 24-18 Spain Czechoslovakia
1937 Latvia Lithuania 24-23 Italy France
1939 Lithuania Lithuania No Finals Latvia Poland
1946 Switzerland Czechoslovakia 34-32 Italy Hungary
1947 Czechoslovakia U.S.S.R. 56-37 Czechoslovakia Egypt
1949 Egypt Egypt No Finals France Greece
1951 France U.S.S.R. 45-44 Czechoslovakia France
1953 U.S.S.R. U.S.S.R. No Finals Hungary France
1955 Hungary Hungary No Finals Czechoslovakia U.S.S.R.
1957 Bulgaria U.S.S.R. No Finals Bulgaria Czechoslovakia
1959 Turkey U.S.S.R. 83-72 Czechoslovakia France
1961 Yugoslavia U.S.S.R. 60-53 Yugoslavia Bulgaria
1963 Poland U.S.S.R. 60-53 Poland Yugoslavia
1965 U.S.S.R. U.S.S.R. 58-49 Yugoslavia Poland
1967 Finland U.S.S.R. 89-77 Czechoslovakia Poland
1969 Italy U.S.S.R. 81-72 Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia
1971 Germany U.S.S.R. 69-64 Yugoslavia Germany
1973 Spain Yugoslavia 78-67 Spain U.S.S.R.
1975 Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 90-84 U.S.S.R. Italy
1977 Belgium Yugoslavia 74-61 U.S.S.R. Czechoslovakia
1979 Italy U.S.S.R. 98-76 Israel Yugoslavia
1981 Czechoslovakia U.S.S.R. 84-76 Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia
1983 France Italy 105-96 Spain U.S.S.R.
1985 Germany U.S.S.R. 120-89 Czechoslovakia Italy
1987 Greece Greece 103-101-OT U.S.S.R. Yugoslavia
1989 Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 98-77 Greece U.S.S.R.
1991 Italy Yugoslavia 88-73 Italy Spain
1993 Germany Germany 71-70 Russia Croatia
1995 Greece Yugoslavia 96-90 Lithuania Croatia
1997 Spain Yugoslavia 61-49 Italy Russia
1999 France Italy 64-56 Spain Yugoslavia
2001 Turkey Yugoslavia 78-69 Turkey Spain
2003 Sweden Lithuania 93-84 Spain Italy
2005 Serbia, Montenegro Greece 78-62 Germany France
2007 Spain Russia 60-59 Spain Lithuania
2009 Poland Spain 85–63 Serbia Greece
2011 Lithuania Spain 98–85 France Russia
2013 Slovenia France 80–66 Lithuania Spain
2015 FRA-CRO-GER-LAT Spain 80–63 Lithuania France
2017 TUR-FIN-ISR-ROM Slovenia 93–85 Serbia Spain
2022 GER-CZE-GRG-ITA Spain 88-76 France Germany
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