1985–86_FIBA_Women's_European_Champions_Cup

1985–86 FIBA Women's European Champions Cup

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The 1985-86 FIBA Women's European Champions Cup^[1] was the 28th edition of FIBA Europe's competition for national champions women's basketball clubs, running from 3 October 1985 to 20 March 1986.^[2] Defending champion Primigi Vicenza defeated Agon Düsseldorf in a rematch of the 1983 edition's final to win its third title.^[3]

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Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Sporting Athens	145–141	Pully Lausanne	79–63	66–78
Tungsram Budapest	143–126	Charles Quint	80–64	63–62
Elitzur Holon	126–174	Universitatea Cluj	63–87	63–87
Naomh Muire	98–269	Doppeldouche Den Helder	65–134	33–135
Besiktas	77–179	Partizan	34–89	43–90
Avon Northampton	103–177	Sampo Lahti	47–83	56–94
Real Canoe	112–145	Stade Français	64–64	48–81
Høybråten	109–150	Slavia Prague	59–75	50–75
Black Star Mersch	109–150	UBLV Wien	55–66	57–94

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Sporting Athens	77–172	Levski Sofia	50–73	27–99
Tungsram Budapest	145–152	Universitatea Cluj	84–66	61–86
Doppeldouche Den Helder	132–174	Partizan	67–81	65–93
Sampo Lahti	141–181	Agon Düsseldorf	67–88	74–93
Wisla Krakow	131–181	Stade Françáis	67–88	64–93
UBLV Wien	104–180	Slavia Prague	58–91	46–89

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
CSKA Moscow	128–151	Primigi Vicenza	82–84	46–67
Levski Sofia	152–154	Agon Düsseldorf	79–64	73–90

1985–86 FIBA Women's European Champions Cup