1. 1st division (Brussels)
    Group stage  Group A  Group B  Play-offs  Final  3rd place  5th place  7th place  Standings  2nd Division (Rome)  Group stage  Group A  Group B  Play-offs  1st place  3rd place  5th place  7th place  Standings 

2. References

3. See also

The 1981 EuroHockey Club Champions Cup, taking place in Brussels, was the eighth edition of Europe's premier field hockey club competition. It was the first edition were two divisions were established. Otherwise, the competition format established in 1977 was preserved.

It was won by HC Klein Zwitserland in a final match against SKA Sverdlovsk, which was the revelation of the competition considering Soviet hockey, represented by Dynamo Almaty, had failed to rank among the top 8 clubs in previous editions. It was the Dutch club's 2nd European Champions Cup trophy. Barcelona's Real Club de Polo attained the 3rd place by defeating defending champions Slough HC.^[1]

1st division (Brussels)

Group stage

Group A

1. {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} SKA Sverdlovsk - 5 points
2. {{flagicon|England}} Slough HC - 3 points
3. {{flagicon|Poland}} TK Frankenthal - 2 points
4. {{flagicon|France}} FC Lione - 2 points

Group B

1. {{flagicon|Netherlands}} HC Klein Zwitserland - 5 points
2. {{flagicon|Spain|1977}} Real Club de Polo, Barcelona - 5 points
3. {{flagicon|Belgium}} Uccle Sport - 2 points
4. {{flagicon|Scotland}} Edinburgh HC - 0 points

Play-offs

Final

• HC Klein Zwitserland 4-0 SKA Sverdlovsk

3rd place

• Real Club de Polo, Barcelona 5-2 Slough HC

5th place

• TG Frankenthal 0-0 Uccle Sport (penalty shoot-out: 8-7)

7th place

• Edinburgh HC 3-2 FC Lione

Standings

1. {{flagicon|Netherlands}} HC Klein Zwitserland
2. {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} SKA Sverdlovsk
3. {{flagicon|Spain|1977}} Real Club de Polo, Barcelona
4. {{flagicon|England}} Slough HC (defending champions)
5. {{flagicon|West Germany}} TG Frankenthal
6. {{flagicon|Belgium}} Uccle Sport
7. {{flagicon|Scotland}} Edinburgh HC
8. {{flagicon|France}} FC Lione

• {{flagicon|Scotland}} Scotland and {{flagicon|France}} France are relegated to 2nd Division for the 1982 Champions Cup.

2nd Division (Rome)

Group stage

Group A

1. {{flagicon|Ireland|field hockey}} Cookstown HC - 5 points
2. {{flagicon|Poland}} Warta Poznań - 4 points
3. {{flagicon|Gibraltar}} Rock Gunners - 3 points
4. {{flagicon|Switzerland}} HC Olten - 2 points

Group B

1. {{flagicon|Italy}} HC EUR Algida - 5 points
2. {{flagicon|Austria}} SV Arminen Vienna - 3 points
3. {{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} HK Jedinstvo - 3 points
4. {{flagicon|Wales}} Withchurch HC - 1 point

Play-offs

1st place

• Cookstown HC 1-1 HC EUR Algida (penalty shoot-out: 5-2)

3rd place

• SV Arminen Vienna 2-1 Warta Poznań

5th place

• HK Jedinstvo 3-2 Rock Gunners

7th place

• Withchurch HC 3-2 HC Olten

Standings

1. {{flagicon|Ireland|field hockey}} Cookstown HC
2. {{flagicon|Italy}} HC EUR Algida
3. {{flagicon|Austria}} SV Arminen Vienna
4. {{flagicon|Poland}} Warta Poznań
5. {{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} HK Jedinstvo
6. {{flagicon|Gibraltar}} Rock Gunners
7. {{flagicon|Wales}} Withchurch HC
8. {{flagicon|Switzerland}} HC Olten

• Ireland and Italy are promoted to 1st Division for the 1982 Champions Cup.

References

See also

• European Hockey Federation

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