LEN Cup Winners' Cup

The LEN Cup Winners' Cup was a European water polo club competition organized by the Ligue Européenne de Natation. National cup winners qualified for the tournament. After 2003, the nationalcup winners qualified for the LEN Euroleague, and the cup was discontinued.

Title holders

1974-75 Ferencváros
1975-76 Mladost
1976-77 MGU
1977-78 Ferencváros
1978-79 Korčula
1979-80 Ferencváros
1980-81 CSKA Moscow
1981-82 POŠK

1982-83 CSKA Moscow
1983-84 POŠK
1984-85 Dynamo Moscow
1985-86 Vasas
1986-87 Mornar
1987-88 Posillipo
1988-89 Arenzano
1989-90 Pescara

1990-91 Partizan
1991-92 Catalunya
1992-93 Pescara
1993-94 Pescara
1994-95 Vasas
1995-96 Racing Roma
1996-97 Vouliagmeni
1997-98 Ferencváros

1998-99 Mladost
1999-00 Dynamo Moscow
2000-01 Florentia
2001-02 Vasas
2002-03 Posillipo

Finals

Year	Host City	Champion	Runner Up	Final
1974–75 Details		Ferencváros	Zian
1975–76 Details		Mladost	OSC
1976–77 Details		MGU	Primorje
1977–78 Details		Ferencváros	Primorac Kotor
1978–79 Details		Korčula	Ferencváros
1979–80 Details		Ferencváros	POŠK
1980–81 Details		CSKA Moscow	Honvéd
1981–82 Details		POŠK	Crișul Oradea
1982–83 Details		CSKA Moscow	Montjuïc
1983–84 Details		POŠK	Vasoutas
1984–85 Details		Dynamo Moscow	Jug
1985–86 Details		Vasas	Dinamo București
1986–87 Details		Mornar	Catalunya
1987–88 Details		Posillipo	Jug
1988–89 Details		Arenzano	Spartacus
1989–90 Details		Pescara	Dynamo Moscow
1990–91 Details		Partizan	Alphen
1991–92 Details		Catalunya	Volturno
1992–93 Details		Pescara	Hohenlimburg
1993–94 Details		Pescara	Mediterrani
1994–95 Details		Vasas	Pescara
1995–96 Details		Racing Roma	Vasoutas
1996–97 Details		Vouliagmeni	Racing Roma
1997–98 Details		Ferencváros	Olympiacos
1998–99 Details		Mladost	Olympiacos
1999–00 Details		Dynamo Moscow	Florentia
2000–01 Details		Florentia	Atlètic-Barceloneta
2001–02 Details		Vasas	Mladost
2002–03 Details		Posillipo	Vasas

Titles

By Club

Rank	Club	Champion	Finalist
1.	Ferencváros	4 1974-75, 1977-78, 1979-80, 1997-98	1 1978-79
2.	Pescara	3 1989-90, 1992-93, 1993-94	1 1994-95
3.	Vasas	3 1985-86, 1994-95, 2001-02	1 2002-03
4.	POŠK	2 1981-82, 1983-84	1 1979-80
5.	Mladost	2 1975-76, 1998-99	1 2001-02
6.	Dynamo Moscow	2 1984-85, 1999-00	1 1989-90
7.	CSKA Moscow	2 1980-81, 1982-83
8.	Posillipo	2 1987-88, 2002-03
9.	Catalunya	1 1991-92	1 1986-87
10.	Racing Roma	1 1995-96	1 1996-97
11.	Florentia	1 2000-01	1 1999-00
12.	MGU	1 1976-77
13.	Korčula	1 1978-79
14.	Mornar	1 1986-87
15.	Arenzano	1 1988-89
16.	Partizan	1 1990-91
17.	Vouliagmeni	1 1996-97
18.	Jug		2 1984-85, 1987-88
19.	Vasoutas		2 1983-84, 1995-96
20.	Olympiacos		2 1997-98, 1998-99
21.	Zian		1 1974-75
22.	OSC		1 1975-76
23.	Primorje		1 1976-77
24.	Primorac Kotor		1 1977-78
25.	Honvéd		1 1980-81
26.	Crișul Oradea		1 1981-82
27.	Montjuïc		1 1982-83
28.	Dinamo București		1 1985-86
29.	Spartacus		1 1988-89
30.	Alphen		1 1990-91
31.	Volturno		1 1991-92
32.	Hohenlimburg		1 1992-93
33.	Mediterrani		1 1993-94
34.	Atlètic-Barceloneta		1 2000-01

By nation

Rank	Nation	Champion	Finalist
1.	Italy	8 Pescara (3), Posillipo (2), Arenzano (1), Roma (1), Florentia (1)	4 Volturno (1), Pescara (1), Roma (1), Florentia (1)
2.	Hungary	7 Ferencváros (4), Vasas (3)	7

References

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