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词条 EuroBasket Women 1987
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  1. First stage

     Group A  Group B 

  2. Play-off stages

  3. Final standings

  4. External links

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| dates = 4 September – 11 September
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| champions = URS
| title_number = 19
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| website = Official website (archive)
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The 1987 European Women Basketball Championship, commonly called EuroBasket Women 1987, was the 21st regional championship held by FIBA Europe. The competition was held in Spain and took place from 4 September to 11 September 1987. {{nwbt|URS}} won the gold medal and {{nwbt|YUG}} the silver medal while {{nwbt|HUN}} won the bronze.

First stage

Group A

PlTeamPldWLPFPA
1 {{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union 5 5 0 545 294
2 {{flagicon|HUN|1957}} Hungary 5 4 1 448 391
3 {{flagicon|SWE}} Sweden 5 2 3 380 475
4 {{flagicon|FRA}} France 5 2 3 336 402
5 {{flagicon|POL}} Poland 5 1 4 371 416
6 {{flagicon|ROM|1965}} Romania 5 0 5 311 413


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September 4 Hungary {{flagicon|HUN|1957}}82–71{{flagicon>FRA}} France
September 4 Romania {{flagicon|ROM|1965}}77–76{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 4 Soviet Union {{flagicon|URS}}95–62{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 5 Sweden {{flagicon|SWE}}83–78{{flagicon>FRA}} France
September 5 Soviet Union {{flagicon|URS}}95–52{{flagicon>ROM|1965}} Romania
September 5 Hungary {{flagicon|HUN|1957}}103–83{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 6 France {{flagicon|FRA}}72–63{{flagicon>ROM|1965}} Romania
September 6 Sweden {{flagicon|SWE}}84–81{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 6 Soviet Union {{flagicon|URS}}110–70{{flagicon>HUN|1957}} Hungary
September 7 Poland {{flagicon|POL}}80–66{{flagicon>ROM|1965}} Romania
September 7 Hungary {{flagicon|HUN|1957}}103–74{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 7 Soviet Union {{flagicon|URS}}109–47{{flagicon>FRA}} France
September 8 Soviet Union {{flagicon|URS}}136–63{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 8 France {{flagicon|FRA}}68–65{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
September 8 Hungary {{flagicon|HUN|1957}}90–53{{flagicon>ROM|1965}} Romania

Group B

PlTeamPldWLPFPA
1 {{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia 5 5 0 364 328
2 {{flagicon|CZE}} Czechoslovakia 5 4 1 408 315
3 {{flagicon|ITA}} Italy 5 2 3 370 387
4 {{flagicon|ESP}} Spain 5 2 3 336 311
5 {{flagicon|BUL|1971}} Bulgaria 5 2 3 403 405
6 {{flagicon|FIN}} Finland 5 0 5 305 440


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September 4 Yugoslavia {{flagicon|YUG}}73–65{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 4 Spain {{flagicon|ESP}}74–45{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
September 4 Czechoslovakia {{flagicon|CZE}}95–76{{flagicon>BUL|1971}} Bulgaria
September 5 Yugoslavia {{flagicon|YUG}}73–71{{flagicon>BUL|1971}} Bulgaria
September 5 Czechoslovakia {{flagicon|CZE}}49–47{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 5 Italy {{flagicon|ITA}}87–69{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
September 6 Yugoslavia {{flagicon|YUG}}60–58{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 6 Czechoslovakia {{flagicon|CZE}}100–55{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
September 6 Italy {{flagicon|ITA}}85–74{{flagicon>BUL|1971}} Bulgaria
September 7 Czechoslovakia {{flagicon|CZE}}88–60{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 7 Bulgaria {{flagicon|BUL|1971}}84–74{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
September 7 Yugoslavia {{flagicon|YUG}}81–58{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
September 8 Bulgaria {{flagicon|BUL|1971}}98–78{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
September 8 Spain {{flagicon|ESP}}83–73{{flagicon>ITA}} Italy
September 8 Yugoslavia {{flagicon|YUG}}77–76{{flagicon>CZE}} Czechoslovakia

Play-off stages

{{Round4-with thirdRD1=SemifinalsRD2=FinalConsol=Third place{{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union|89|{{flagicon|CZE}} Czechoslovakia|81{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia|72|{{flagicon|HUN|1957}} Hungary|71{{flagicon|URS}} Soviet Union|83|{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia|73{{flagicon|CZE}} Czechoslovakia|67|{{flagicon|HUN|1957}} Hungary|75}}


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9th to 12th places
September 10 Poland {{flagicon|POL}}93–64{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
September 10 Bulgaria {{flagicon|BUL|1971}}106–71{{flagicon>ROM|1965}} Romania
5th to 8th places
September 10 Spain {{flagicon|ESP}}92–76{{flagicon>SWE}} Sweden
September 10 Italy {{flagicon|ITA}}81–65{{flagicon>FRA}} France
11th place
September 11 Romania {{flagicon|ROM|1965}}65–64{{flagicon>FIN}} Finland
9th place
September 11 Bulgaria {{flagicon|BUL|1971}}81–80{{flagicon>POL}} Poland
7th place
September 11 Sweden {{flagicon|SWE}}70–54{{flagicon>FRA}} France
5th place
September 11 Italy {{flagicon|ITA}}102–87{{flagicon>ESP}} Spain
{{winners|bkw|1987 FIBA European Women's Basketball Championship Champion|Soviet Union|Nineteenth}}

Final standings

PlaceTeamPE
align=center{{flagicon|USSR}} Soviet Union {{same position}}
align=center{{flagicon|YUG}} Yugoslavia {{rise}}3
align=center{{flagicon|HUN|1957}} Hungary {{same position}}
4CZE}} Czechoslovakia {{same position}}
5ITA}} Italy {{rise}}2
6ESP}} Spain {{rise}}4
7SWE}} Sweden {{new entry}}
8FRA}} France {{same position}}
9BUL|1971}} Bulgaria {{fall}}7
10POL}} Poland {{fall}}4
11ROM|1965}} Romania {{fall}}2
12FIN}} Finland {{new entry}}

External links

  • FIBA Europe profile
  • Todor66 profile
{{Eurobasket Women}}{{International basketball (Women)}}

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