FIBA EuroBasket - Results

Results

Summaries
Year Host (Final phase/game) Gold medal game Bronze medal game
Gold Score Silver Bronze Score Fourth place
1935 Switzerland (Geneva)
Latvia		 24–18
Spain
Czechoslovakia		 25–23
Switzerland
1937 Latvia (Riga)
Lithuania		 24–23
Italy
France		 27–24
Poland
1939 Lithuania (Kaunas)
Lithuania
Latvia
Poland
France
1946 Switzerland (Geneva)
Czechoslovakia		 34–32
Italy
Hungary		 38–32
France
1947 Czechoslovakia (Prague)
Soviet Union		 56–37
Czechoslovakia
Egypt		 50–48
Belgium
1949 Egypt (Cairo)
Egypt		 57-36
France
Greece
Turkey
1951 France (Paris)
Soviet Union		 45–44
Czechoslovakia
France		 55–52
Bulgaria
1953 USSR (Moscow)
Soviet Union
Hungary
France
Czechoslovakia
1955 Hungary (Budapest)
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
1957 Bulgaria (Sofia)
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
1959 Turkey (Istanbul)
Soviet Union		 83–72
Czechoslovakia
France		 62–60
Hungary
1961 Yugoslavia (Belgrade)
Soviet Union		 60–53
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria		 55–46
France
1963 Poland (Wrocław)
Soviet Union		 60–53
Poland
Yugoslavia		 89–61
Hungary
1965 Soviet Union (Moscow)
Soviet Union		 58–49
Yugoslavia
Poland		 86–70
Italy
1967 Finland (Helsinki)
Soviet Union		 89–77
Czechoslovakia
Poland		 80–76
Bulgaria
1969 Italy (Naples)
Soviet Union		 81–72
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia		 77–75
Poland
1971 West Germany (Essen)
Soviet Union		 69–64
Yugoslavia
Italy		 85–67
Poland
1973 Spain (Barcelona)
Yugoslavia		 78–67
Spain
Soviet Union		 90–58
Czechoslovakia
1975 Yugoslavia (Belgrade)
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Italy
Spain
1977 Belgium (Liège)
Yugoslavia		 74–61
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia		 91–81
Italy
1979 Italy (Turin)
Soviet Union		 98–76
Israel
Yugoslavia		 99–92
Czechoslovakia
1981 Czechoslovakia (Prague)
Soviet Union		 84–76
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia		 101–90
Spain
1983 France (Nantes)
Italy		 105–96
Spain
Soviet Union		 105–70
Netherlands
1985 West Germany (Stuttgart)
Soviet Union		 120–89
Czechoslovakia
Italy		 102–90
Spain
1987 Greece (Athens)
Greece		 103–101
overtime
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia		 98–87
Spain
1989 Yugoslavia (Zagreb)
Yugoslavia		 98–77
Greece
Soviet Union		 104–76
Italy
1991 Italy (Rome)
Yugoslavia		 88–73
Italy
Spain		 101–83
France
1993 Germany (Munich)
Germany		 71–70
Russia
Croatia		 99–59
Greece
1995 Greece (Athens)
Yugoslavia		 96–90
Lithuania
Croatia		 73–68
Greece
1997 Spain (Barcelona)
Yugoslavia		 61–49
Italy
Russia		 97–77
Greece
1999 France (Paris)
Italy		 64–56
Spain
Yugoslavia		 74–62
France
2001 Turkey (Istanbul)
Yugoslavia		 78–69
Turkey
Spain		 99–90
Germany
2003 Sweden (Stockholm)
Lithuania		 93–84
Spain
Italy		 69–67
France
2005 Serbia and Montenegro (Belgrade)
Greece		 78–62
Germany
France		 98–68
Spain
2007 Spain (Madrid)
Russia		 60–59
Spain
Lithuania		 78–69
Greece
2009 Poland (Katowice)
Spain		 85–63
Serbia
Greece		 57–56
Slovenia
2011 Lithuania (Kaunas)
Spain		 98–85
France
Russia		 72–68
Macedonia
2013 Slovenia (Ljubljana)
2015 Ukraine (Kiev)

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