European Teams (1966-67)
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COUNTRY |
C1 |
C2* |
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Austria (AUT) |
Union Kuenring |
SK
Handelsministerium |
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Belgium (BEL) |
Racing Basket
Mechelen |
Royal IV
SC Anderlechtois |
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Bulgaria
(BUL) |
BK Lokomotiv |
BK
Botev |
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Czechoslovakia (CZE) |
TJ Slavia
VŠ Praha |
TJ Spartak ZJŠ Brno |
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Denmark (DEN) |
SISU Basketball |
― |
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Finland (FIN) |
Torpan Pojat |
Helsingin
Kisa-Toverit |
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France (FRA) |
ASVEL Basket |
ABC Nantes |
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Federal Republic
of Germany (FRG) |
USC Heidelberg |
MTV
Gießen |
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German Democratic
Republic (GDR) |
ASK Vorwärts [Leipzig] |
― |
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Greece (GRE) |
AEK |
AS
Áris |
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Hungary (HUN) |
Budapesti
Honvéd SE |
― |
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Iceland (ICE) |
KR |
― |
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Israel (ISR) |
Hapoel Tel-Aviv BC |
Maccabi
SC |
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Italy (ITA) |
Simmenthal Olimpia Milano |
Ignis Pallacanestro Varese |
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Luxembourg
(LUX) |
BBC Black
Star |
BBC
Diekirch |
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Morocco (MOR) |
|
― |
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Netherlands (NED) |
Herly Amsterdam |
Flamingo’s |
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Northern Ireland (NIR) |
Belfast Collegians
BC |
― |
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Poland (POL) |
CWKS Legia |
GTS
Wisła |
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Portugal (POR) |
― |
SL Benfica |
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Romania (ROM) |
CSA Steaua
Bucureşti |
CS Dinamo Bucureşti |
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Spain (SPA) |
Real Madrid
CF |
Club Juventud de Badalona |
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Sweden (SWE) |
Alvik BK |
Duvbo IK |
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Switzerland (SWI) |
Fribourg
Olympic Basket |
― |
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Turkey (TUR) |
Galatasaray SK |
İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi
SK |
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Yugoslavia
(YUG) |
AŠK Olimpija |
KK
Partizan |
* C2 is the abbreviation of FIBA’s Cup Winners’ Cup, later renamed European Cup (1992-1996), Eurocup (1997-1998), and Saporta Cup (1999-2002).
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