European Futsal Cup Winners Cup

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Futsal Cup Winners Cup
Founded2002
Abolished2012
Teams6
Last champions Gazprom-Ugra Yugorsk

The Recopa de Europa de Futsal (English: European Futsal Cup Winners Cup) was a futsal club competition contested annually by the most recent winners of all European domestic cup competitions. It was founded in 2002/03, is organised by LNFS. It's unofficial by the UEFA.

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In 1990 there was Recopa de Europa de Futsal game organized by Mundo Deportivo. FC Barcelona beat AC Roma 3-1. [1] [2] [3]

Results

SeasonHost cityWinnerScoreRunner-upThirdFourth
2011–12
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Yugorsk Flag of Russia.svg Gazprom-Ugra Yugorsk 6–3 (in the round-robin) Flag of Belarus.svg MAPID Minsk
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Tulpar Karagandy
Flag of Serbia.svg KMF Marbo Beograd
2008–09 — 2010–11Not played
2007–08 [5] Niš Flag of Spain.svg Interviú 6–4 Flag of Spain.svg Lobelle de Santiago
Flag of Italy.svg Montesilvano
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Aktobe BTA
2006–07 [6] Santiago Flag of Spain.svg Lobelle de Santiago 5–3 Flag of Portugal (official).svg Benfica
Flag of Italy.svg Luparense
Flag of Russia.svg MFK Spartak Shelkovo
2005–06 [7] Lugo Flag of Spain.svg Azkar Lugo 4–0 Flag of Portugal (official).svg Boavista
Flag of Italy.svg Nepi
Flag of Croatia.svg MNK Split
2004–05Not played
2003–04 [8] Murcia Flag of Spain.svg ElPozo Murcia
7–3 Flag of Portugal (official).svg AR Freixieiro
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Action 21 Charleroi
Flag of Serbia.svg KMF Marbo Beograd
2002–03 [9] Augusta Flag of Russia.svg Alfa Ekaterinburg
3–2 Flag of Italy.svg A.S. Augusta
Flag of Portugal (official).svg Fundação Jorge Antunes
Flag of Croatia.svg Square Dubrovnik
1990–91 — 2001–02Not played
1989–90 Barcelona Flag of Spain.svg FC Barcelona
3–1 Flag of Italy.svg AC Roma
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In 2012 places were determined based on the results of the round-robin tournament.

Performance by nation

NationWinnersWinning clubs
Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 5 ElPozo Murcia (1), Azkar Lugo (1), Lobelle de Santiago (1), Inter Movistar (1), FC Barcelona (1)
Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 2 Alfa Ekaterinburg (1), Gazprom-Ugra Yugorsk (1)

References