1. 1st division (The Hague)
    Group stage  Group A  Group B  Play-offs  Final  3rd place  5th place  7th place  Standings 

2. 2nd Division (Subotica)
    Group stage  Group A  Group B  Play-offs  1st place  3rd place  5th place  Standings 

3. References

The 1983 EuroHockey Club Champions Cup was the tenth edition of Europe's premier field hockey club competition. It was won by defending champions Dynamo Almaty on HC Klein Zwitserland in a replay of the past edition's final match, confirming the progress of Soviet hockey. 1976-78 champions Southgate HC attained the third place.

1st division (The Hague)

Group stage

Group A

1. {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} Dynamo Almaty - 5 points
2. {{flagicon|England}} Southgate HC - 4 points
3. {{flagicon|West Germany}} HC Heidelberg - 2 points
4. {{flagicon|France}}HC Amiens - 1 point

Group B

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

Play-offs

Final

• Dynamo Almaty 4-2 HC Klein Zwitserland

3rd place

• Southgate HC 3-1 Real Club de Polo, Barcelona

5th place

• Uccle Sport 3-0 HC Heidelberg

7th place

• HC Amiens 2-0 Rock Gunners

Standings

1. {{flagicon|Soviet Union}} Dynamo Almaty
2. {{flagicon|Netherlands}} HC Klein Zwitserland (defending champions)
3. {{flagicon|England}} Southagte HC
4. {{flagicon|Spain}} Real Club de Polo, Barcelona
5. {{flagicon|Belgium}} Uccle Sport
6. {{flagicon|West Germany}} HC Heidelberg
7. {{flagicon|France}} HC Amiens
8. {{flagicon|Gibraltar}} Rock Gunners

• {{flagicon|France}} France and {{flagicon|Gibraltar}} Gibraltar are relegated to 2nd Division for the 1984 Champions Cup.

2nd Division (Subotica)

Group stage

Group A

1. {{flagicon|Ireland|field hockey}} Branbridge HC - 6 points
2. {{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} HK Suboticanka - 3 points
3. {{flagicon|Switzerland}} Rot-Weiss Wettingen - 2 points
4. {{flagicon|Austria}} Postsportverein Wien

Group B

1. {{flagicon|Italy}} Marilena Rome - 4
2. {{flagicon|Wales}} Cardiff HC - 1
3. {{flagicon|Czechoslovakia}} Slavia Prague - 1

Play-offs

1st place

• Marilena Rome 2-0 Banbridge HC

3rd place

• HK Suboticanka 5-0 Cardiff HC

5th place

• Slavia Prague 1-0 Rot-Weiss Wettingen

Standings

1. {{flagicon|Italy}} Marilena Rome
2. {{flagicon|Ireland|field hockey}} Banbridge HC
3. {{flagicon|Yugoslavia}} HK Suboticanka
4. {{flagicon|Wales}} Cardiff HC
5. {{flagicon|Czechoslovakia}} Slavia Prague
6. {{flagicon|Switzerland}} Rot-Weiss Wettingen
7. {{flagicon|Austria}} Postsportverein Wien

• Italy and Ireland are promoted to 1st Division for the 1984 Champions Cup.

References

•  {{Dead link|date=February 2019 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} European Hockey Federation

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