European Universities Football Championships

Last updated July 30, 2023

European Universities Football Championships were first organised in 2003, they have been organised annually since.

Overview

Football

Overview of European Universities Football Championships
Year	Venue	Numbers of			Men			Women
Year	Venue	Countries	Teams	Individuals	Winner	Finalist	Bronze Medalist	Winner	Finalist	Bronze Medalist
2003	Rome Italy	10	14	*	University of Würzburg Germany	Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg Germany	University of Belgrade Serbia	Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg Germany	University of Barcelona Spain	Technical University of Eindhoven Netherlands
2004	Wroclaw Poland	10	11	*	University of Besançon France	Technological Institute of Athens Greece	Charles University Prague Czech Republic	*	*	*
2005	Niš Serbia	8	8	*	University of Caen France	Technological Institute of Athens Greece	Kiev Inter-Regional Academy of Personnel Management Ukraine	*	*	*
2006	Eindhoven Netherlands	13	18	346	Haliç University Turkey	University of Camerino Italy	University of Niš Serbia	ETH Zürich Switzerland	Hanze University Groningen Netherlands	University of Nantes 1 France
2007	Rome Italy	15	22	415	University of Orléans France	Haliç University Turkey	University of Chieti Italy	University of Madrid Spain	Technical University of Munich Germany	University of Nantes France
2008	Kiev Ukraine	13	21	406	University of Caen France	IADP University of Kiev Ukraine	National Technical University of Oil and Gas Ukraine	University of Madrid Spain	Technical University of Munich Germany	University of Wroclaw Poland
2009	Wroclaw Poland	14	20	385	Ternopil Pedagogical Academy Ukraine	Ivano-Frankivsk University of Oil and Gas Ukraine	Karlsruhe University Germany	Autonomous University of Madrid Spain	University of Montpellier France	University School of Physical Education Poland
2010	Warsaw Poland	11	18	354	Halic University Turkey	Holy Cross University in Kielce Poland	Ternopil Pedagogical University Ukraine	University School of Physical Education in Wroclaw Poland	University of Lausanne Switzerland	University of Montpellier France
2011	Istanbul Turkey	11	19	354	University of Halle Germany	University of Lille France	Kuban State University Russia	University Paul Sabatier Toulouse France	University of Mainz Germany	TU Munich Germany
2012	2012 European Universities Games Córdoba Spain	13	25	460	Halic University Turkey	Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University Russia	University of Montpellier 1 France	University of Toulouse 3 Paul Sabatier France	Pierre Mendes University of Grenoble France	University of Valencia Spain
2013	Almeria Spain	11	24	500	Catholic University San Antonio of Murcia Spain	University of Almeria Spain	Catholic University San Vicente Valencia Spain	University of Montpellier 1 France	University of Málaga Spain	University Paul Sabatier Toulouse France
2014	EUG, Rotterdam Netherlands	16	27	469	Kuban State University Russia	University of Almeria Spain	University of Montpellier 1 France	University of Valencia Spain	Utrecht University Netherlands	Moscow State University of Mechanical Engineering Russia
2015	Osijek Croatia	12	19	500	University of Bochum Germany	Kuban State University Russia	University of Minho Portugal	University of Porto Portugal	Ural Federal University Russia	University of Montpellier France
2016	EUG, Zagreb & Rijeka Croatia	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
2017	Porto Portugal	13	27	550	Kuban State University Russia	University of Lille France	University of Bordeaux France	University of Montpellier France	University of Valencia Spain	University Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier France

Futsal

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European Universities Futsal Championships

History of European Universities Futsal Championships

Men
00-00/00/2020 Belgrade (SRB)* 00-00/00/2019 Braga (POR) 00-00/00/2018 Coimbra (POR)* 10-17/07/2017 Corum (TUR) - University of Beira Interior (POR) 17-24/07/2016 Zagreb (CRO) - University of Zagreb (CRO)* 02-09/08/2015 Poznań (POL) - VERN (CRO) 23-29/07/2014 Rotterdam (NED) - University of Paris (FRA)* 21-28/07/2013 Málaga (ESP) - University of Valladolid (ESP) 16-22/07/2012 Córdoba (ESP) - Siberian FU, Krasnoyarsk (RUS)* 17-24/07/2011 Tampere (FIN) - University of Valencia (ESP) 18-25/07/2010 Zagreb (CRO) - University of Zagreb (CRO) 18-26/07/2009 Podgorica (MNE) - University of Málaga (ESP) 14-19/07/2008 Wroclaw (POL) - University of Málaga (ESP) 23-29/07/2007 Izola (SVN) - Dniepropetrovsk SFA (UKR) 18-23/07/2006 Novi Sad (SRB) - University of Ljubljana (SVN) 17-24/07/2005 Latina (ITA) - University of Novi Sad (SCG) 19-24/09/2004 Paralimni (CYP) - University of Novi Sad (SCG)

Women
Dates	Venue	Winners?
0-00/00/2020	Belgrade (SRB)	*
00-00/00/2019	Braga (POR)
00-00/00/2018	Coimbra (POR)	*
10-17/07/2017	Corum (TUR)	Moscow Polytechnical Uni. (RUS)
18-24/07/2016	Zagreb (CRO)	Moscow State Uni. of ME (RUS)*
02-09/08/2015	Poznań (POL)	Rouen University (FRA)
23-29/07/2014	Rotterdam (NED)	University of Alicante (ESP)*
21-28/07/2013	Málaga (ESP)	University of AS Rouen UC SSE (FRA)
16-22/07/2012	Córdoba (ESP)	Moscow State TU Mami (RUS)*
17-23/07/2011	Tampere (FIN)	SSHPE Konin (POL)
18-25/07/2010	Zagreb (CRO)	University of Coimbra (POR)

European Universities Games - Futsal Tournament

2023

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European Universities (EUSA) Futsal ChampionshipsSplit 2023

13th Men's Edition

7th Women's Edition

External links

EUSA official website

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