Champions League

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Date	R	Home v Away	-
09/29 18:30	-	EN Turcoing v Vitoria Guimaraes	28-5
09/29 18:30	-	ZPC HET Ravijn v Steaua Bucharest	10-15
09/29 17:00	-	Jadran Herceg Novi v Smolevichi	12-1
09/29 15:00	-	HAVK Mladost Zagreb v Enka Istanbul	16-6
06/04 17:30	1	VK Novi Beograd v Pro Recco	16-17
06/04 15:00	50	AN Brescia v FTC Budapest	12-14
06/04 12:00	31	Waspo Hannover v CN Barceloneta	10-12
06/04 10:00	32	Gwarek Tarnowskie Gory v Jug Dubrovnik	15-13
06/03 18:30	2	Pro Recco v FTC Budapest	10-7
06/03 16:30	2	Randaberg v VK Novi Beograd	13-14
06/03 14:30	48	CN Barceloneta v Jug Dubrovnik	12-9
06/03 12:30	48	Waspo Hannover v CN Marseille	11-9
06/02 18:30	3	FTC Budapest v Jug Dubrovnik	14-13
06/02 16:30	3	CN Marseille v VK Novi Beograd	10-16
06/02 14:30	3	Pro Recco v CN Barceloneta	11-10
06/02 12:30	3	AN Brescia v Waspo Hannover	12-5
05/11 18:30	14	Radnicki v VK Novi Beograd	11-13
05/11 17:00	14	Jadran Split v CN Barceloneta	13-15
05/11 16:30	14	FTC Budapest v AN Brescia	8-6
05/11 15:00	14	Dinamo Tbilisi v Olympiakos	14-13
05/10 17:00	14	Steaua Bucharest v OSC Budapest	9-15
05/10 17:00	14	Spandau Berlin v Crvena Zvezda	11-12
05/10 17:00	14	Pro Recco v CN Marseille	11-8
05/10 16:15	14	Waspo Hannover v Jug Dubrovnik	14-14
04/20 18:15	13	CN Barceloneta v AN Brescia	12-12
04/20 17:00	13	FTC Budapest v Radnicki	13-12
04/20 16:15	13	Waspo Hannover v Spandau Berlin	10-9
04/20 15:00	13	Dinamo Tbilisi v Jadran Split	12-11
04/20 13:45	13	Olympiakos Piraeus v VK Novi Beograd	12-12
04/19 17:30	13	CN Marseille v Jug Dubrovnik	12-13

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Wikipedia - European Aquatics Champions League

The European Aquatics Champions League is the top-tier European professional water polo club competition with teams from up to 18 countries. It is organized by the Ligue Européenne de Natation.

The competition started in 1963 as European Cup. A change of name and format occurred in 1996, with the competition being renamed Champions League and the final four system being established as the format of choice, for the first time during the 1996–97 LEN Champions League. From 2003 to 2011 the competition was named LEN Euroleague (with the change of name being simply a re-branding) and from 2011 to 2024 was named the LEN Champions League. From 2024, after LEN was renamed to European Aquatics, the new name is the European Aquatics Champions League.

LEN Champions League is the most popular water polo league in the European continent. It has been won by 24 clubs, 10 of which have won the title more than once. The most successful club in the competition is Pro Recco, with eleven titles. The current European champion is Ferencváros, who won their second title after defeating Pro Recco in the 2023–24 LEN Champions League Final in Valletta.

History

Names of the competition

1963–1996: European Cup
1996–2003: Champions League
2003–2011: LEN Euroleague
2011–present: LEN Champions League

The Water Polo Champions League is the premier international tournament showcasing the world's top water polo clubs competing for ultimate glory. Featuring elite teams from across Europe and beyond, this prestigious competition highlights exceptional skill, strategic prowess, and intense teamwork in the aquatic arena. Spanning multiple thrilling matches, the Champions League offers fans a captivating display of speed, strength, and precision as teams vie for the coveted title. With a rich history of memorable moments and legendary players, the tournament stands as the pinnacle of club water polo excellence, inspiring both players and supporters worldwide.