Euroleague Man

  • The EuroLeague is the top-tier professional basketball competition for men’s club teams in Europe.
  • The EuroLeague is composed of 18 teams from different countries across Europe, which are selected based on their performance in their domestic leagues and/or by earning a wild card spot.
  • The regular season consists of a round-robin format, with each team playing 34 games (17 home and 17 away), and the top eight teams advance to the playoffs. The playoffs consist of best-of-five series, and the winners of each series advance to the Final Four, which is held at a neutral location.

Euroleague Woman

  • The EuroLeague Women is the top-tier professional basketball competition for women’s club teams in Europe.
  • The EuroLeague Women competition features the best club teams from across Europe, with 16 teams competing in the regular season. The teams are selected based on their performance in their domestic leagues and/or by earning a wild card spot.
  • The regular season consists of a round-robin format, with each team playing 14 games (7 home and 7 away), and the top eight teams advance to the playoffs. The playoffs consist of best-of-three series, and the winners of each series advance to the Final Four, which is held at a neutral location.
 

The EuroLeague is widely considered to be the most prestigious and competitive club basketball competition in Europe. It attracts top-level players and coaches from around the world, and the quality of play is consistently high.

The league attracts top-level players and coaches from around the world, and the quality of play is consistently high. The league has a long and storied history, with many iconic moments and legendary players.

Overall, the EuroLeague is a highly competitive and respected basketball competition that showcases the best club teams and players from across Europe.

It is a source of pride for many European basketball fans, and its impact on the sport cannot be overstated.

Take a look at the Euroleague for Men website.

Take a look at the Euroleague for Woman website.

The Europa League is an annual football competition for clubs in Europe, organized by the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). The competition was first introduced in 1971 as the UEFA Cup, and it was rebranded as the Europa League in 2009.

The Europa League is considered the second-tier club competition in Europe, behind the UEFA Champions League. It involves clubs from different European countries, who are not able to qualify for the Champions League, based on their domestic league position.

The competition consists of several qualifying rounds, followed by a group stage, knockout rounds, and a final. The winner of the Europa League is automatically qualified for the following season’s Champions League group stage. The competition is highly regarded by clubs, as it provides an opportunity to win a major European trophy and gain valuable experience playing against teams from different countries.

Notable clubs that have won the Europa League/UEFA Cup include Ajax, Sevilla, Inter Milan, Liverpool, Juventus, Tottenham Hotspur, and Real Madrid, among others.

 

Take a look at the Uefa Europa League website.

The Euro Hockey League (EHL) is the top-tier professional club field hockey competition in Europe, and it is widely considered to be one of the most prestigious and competitive hockey competitions in the world.

The competition was founded in 2007 and is organized by the European Hockey Federation. It features the best club teams from across Europe, with teams qualifying based on their performance in their domestic leagues and cup competitions.

The Euro Hockey League format consists of three stages: the KO16 (knockout stage with 16 teams), the Final 8 (quarterfinals, semifinals, and final), and the Grand Final. Each match is played over four quarters of 15 minutes each, with a 2-minute break at the end of each quarter and a 15-minute halftime break.

The competition is known for its high level of play, with many of the world’s top players and coaches participating. The EHL also has a number of unique features, including a special ranking system that awards points based on a team’s performance in each match, with extra points awarded for goals scored and for winning matches in extra time or a shootout.

The Euro Hockey League has become a major event on the field hockey calendar, and it attracts a large and passionate fan base from across Europe and beyond. The competition has helped to raise the profile of club field hockey, and it is widely seen as a model for how professional field hockey can be developed and promoted.

Take a look at the  EHL Eurohockey League website

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  • The EuroLeague Volleyball is a professional men’s volleyball competition in Europe, organized by the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV). The competition features the top club teams from across Europe and is widely considered to be one of the most prestigious and competitive volleyball competitions in the world.
  • The EuroLeague Volleyball format consists of three stages: the pool stage, the knockout stage, and the Final Four. In the pool stage, the teams are divided into groups and play each other in a round-robin format. The top teams from each group advance to the knockout stage, which is played over two legs (home and away). The winners of the knockout stage matches then advance to the Final Four, which is held at a neutral location and features two semifinals and a final.

Woman

  • The EuroLeague Women’s Volleyball is a professional women’s volleyball competition in Europe, organized by the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV). The competition features the top club teams from across Europe and is widely considered to be the most prestigious and competitive women’s volleyball competition in the world.
  • The EuroLeague Women’s Volleyball format consists of three stages: the pool stage, the knockout stage, and the Final Four. In the pool stage, the teams are divided into groups and play each other in a round-robin format. The top teams from each group advance to the knockout stage, which is played over two legs (home and away). The winners of the knockout stage matches then advance to the Final Four, which is held at a neutral location and features two semifinals and a final.

The EuroLeague Volleyball competition is known for its high level of play, with many of the world’s top players and coaches participating. The competition has a long and storied history, with many iconic moments and legendary players.

The EuroLeague Volleyball has helped to raise the profile of professional women’s volleyball in Europe and has contributed to the growth of the sport globally. The competition is a major event on the volleyball calendar, attracting a large and passionate fan base from across Europe and beyond.

Take a look at the CEV website for Men.

Take a look at the CEV website for Woman.

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FC Bayern Munich Basketball

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FC Lugano

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FC Zorya Luhansk

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Fenerbahçe Beko

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FK Čukarički

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Harvestehuder THC

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Brax set up Belgian women’s showdown with Gantoise

Braxgata’s women earned an EHL-return trip next season as they won against KHC Dragons in the Belgian semi-finals, setting up a showdown with Gantoise.

It was a tough battle as the first leg ended 1-1 with Stephanie Vanden Borre’s 46th minute stroke earning parity on Saturday. A day later, they played out an epic 4-3 result with Lyne van Dieren’s 63rd minute strike the ultimate factor between the teams.

They had trailed 3-1 after 20 minutes but Sanne Caarls and Louise Dewaet set up the stunning turnaround to get their final spot.

For Gantoise, Alix Gerniers’ single goal gave them the edge against KHC Leuven on Saturday and they pulled away on Sunday with a 5-0 victory, taking the tie 6-0 on aggregate.

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Léo secure EHL spot along with Gantoise

Royal Léopold will join Gantoise in the Belgian men’s final and next season’s EHL into the bargain after they won a thrilling tussle with Braxgata over the weekend.

The key win for Léo came on Saturday when they recovered from a 1-0 deficit at half-time to win 3-1 with Arthur Verdussen scoring twice either side of a Tom Boon goal.

On Sunday, they moved further clear as they edged 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 in front with Jose Basterra scoring twice before Brax produced a rousing finale. Loick Luypaert’s drag-flick put them ahead in the tie 4-3 with three minutes to go but they could not find another and so Léo won 6-5 on aggregate.

In the other semi-final, Gantoise kept alive their chances of an EHL/Belgian title double when they had just enough to beat Waterloo Ducks.

Game one ended level at 2-2 while the second contest finished 2-1 with Alexander Hendrickx scoring two corners.

Waterloo will play Brax for the third EHL Men’s ticket on offer in Belgium next weekend.

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SCHC earn second Dutch ticket to EHL Women 2026

SCHC will play in their fourth successive EHL after they defeated Pinoké 6-1 on aggregate to advance to the Dutch women’s championship final against Den Bosch.

The damage was done on Saturday with the Bilthoven club picking up a 5-0 away win with Pien Dicke’s double setting them on their way against Pinoké.

Lisa Post, Lotte Ruts and Yibbi Jansen helped pull them further away, giving the Amstelveen club which they were not able to climb on Sunday, ending with a 1-1 draw.

For Den Bosch, they kept alive their chances of yet another title as they defeated AH&BC Amsterdam 6-2 on aggregate.

The first leg was a close-run battle with Amsterdam snagging a first half lead 2-1 via Alessia Norbiato and Maria Verschoor but Sanne Koolen and Frédérique Matla replied to make it 3-2 at the end of the first leg.

And they made the final spot safe with a 3-0 with Pien Sanders, Teuntje de Wit and Joosje Burg putting them out of the sight.

The first leg of the women’s final will be played next Saturday in Bilthoven with the second leg taking place on Thursday, May 29.

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AH&BC Amsterdam and Kampong qualify for EHL

AH&BC Amsterdam and SV Kampong have qualified for next season’s EHL Men after they made it through to the Dutch championship final.

For Amsterdam, they went through a weekend rollercoaster to defeat Den Bosch 6-5 on aggregate following their double-header.

On Saturday, they built a 2-0 lead only to be pegged back to 2-2 before Brent van Bijnen won the tie 3-2 with two minutes to go.

It proved a vital moment in the final reckoning. Den Bosch – on home turf – built a 3-1 lead in the first half of the second leg with a double from Timo Boers but Boris Burkhardt completed a hat trick to level the tie at 3-3.

It means Amsterdam are back in the EHL for the first time since October 2022’s KO16 in Hamburg.

For Kampong, their passage to the final was surprisingly simpler as they ran up a 5-2 home win on Saturday afternoon against HC Bloemendaal – the regular season winners – thanks to four goals from Jip Janssen.

A day later, they stayed out of range with a 3-1 win for an 8-3 aggregate victory. The sides will play the first leg of the final on Saturday with the second leg being played the following Thursday.

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Bandurak joins English men’s champions

Surbiton have announced that goal machine Nick Bandurak will join their men’s squad in the 2025/26 season.

The striker moves following a short spell with East Grinstead having been a pivotal figure for Holcombe over the past number of years.

On the international stage, he has scored 45 goals in 61 appearances for England and GB, winning European silver and Commonwealth bronze medals in recent international summers.

Surbiton head coach Barry Middleton said of his arrival: “I know Nick very well having played with and coached him at club level for many years. I am very confident that he will add another dimension to our attack and his experience will be great for the young players in our group as we strive to build on this season’s success.”

Bandurak added: “I’m really excited to become part of an awesome group at Surbiton, and to work under Barry once again. Following the squad’s success across the recent Finals Weekend and EHL, I can’t wait to get started.”

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Beljaars switches to AH&BC from SCHC

The last week of the regular season in the Hoofdklasse brought a huge number of confirmed moves on the players front with the switch of Trijntje Beljaars from SCHC to AH&BC Amsterdam chief among them.

The striker enjoyed an impressive Junior World Cup in Chile during her time in Bilthoven where she established herself in the Hoofdklasse and she will bring that talent to the Wagener Stadium next term.

“My time at SCHC was very educational, and I am grateful for everything that I experienced there. Still it feels like it’s time for something else; the opportunity to build something new in which I can develop myself more as a hockey player. I’m also incredibly excited to get such an opportunity at AH&BC, a club with a rich history and ambitious goals,” she said of the move.

Also on the move are Düsseldorfer HC’s Lilly Stoffelsma and Mannheimer HC’s Julie Pieper who will both move from Germany to HGC for the upcoming campaign.

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