EuroBasket 1987 Women

EuroBasket 1987 Women
21st FIBA European Women's
Basketball Championship
Tournament details
Host nation Spain
Dates 4 September – 11 September
Teams 12
Champions  Soviet Union (19th title)
Official website
Official website (archive)

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. Soviet Union won the gold medal and Yugoslavia the silver medal while Hungary won the bronze.

First stage

Group A

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA
1 Soviet Union Soviet Union 5 5 0 545 294
2 Hungary Hungary 5 4 1 448 391
3 Sweden Sweden 5 2 3 380 475
4 France France 5 2 3 336 402
5 Poland Poland 5 1 4 371 416
6 Romania Romania 5 0 5 311 413








September 4 Hungary Hungary 82–71 France France
September 4 Romania Romania 77–76 Sweden Sweden
September 4 Soviet Union Soviet Union 95–62 Poland Poland
September 5 Sweden Sweden 83–78 France France
September 5 Soviet Union Soviet Union 95–52 Romania Romania
September 5 Hungary Hungary 103–83 Poland Poland
September 6 France France 72–63 Romania Romania
September 6 Sweden Sweden 84–81 Poland Poland
September 6 Soviet Union Soviet Union 110–70 Hungary Hungary
September 7 Poland Poland 80–66 Romania Romania
September 7 Hungary Hungary 103–74 Sweden Sweden
September 7 Soviet Union Soviet Union 109–47 France France
September 8 Soviet Union Soviet Union 136–63 Sweden Sweden
September 8 France France 68–65 Poland Poland
September 8 Hungary Hungary 90–53 Romania Romania

Group B

Pl Team Pld W L PF PA
1 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 5 5 0 364 328
2 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia 5 4 1 408 315
3 Italy Italy 5 2 3 370 387
4 Spain Spain 5 2 3 336 311
5 Bulgaria Bulgaria 5 2 3 403 405
6 Finland Finland 5 0 5 305 440








September 4 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 73–65 Italy Italy
September 4 Spain Spain 74–45 Finland Finland
September 4 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 95–76 Bulgaria Bulgaria
September 5 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 73–71 Bulgaria Bulgaria
September 5 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 49–47 Spain Spain
September 5 Italy Italy 87–69 Finland Finland
September 6 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 60–58 Spain Spain
September 6 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 100–55 Finland Finland
September 6 Italy Italy 85–74 Bulgaria Bulgaria
September 7 Czechoslovakia Czech Republic 88–60 Italy Italy
September 7 Bulgaria Bulgaria 84–74 Spain Spain
September 7 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 81–58 Finland Finland
September 8 Bulgaria Bulgaria 98–78 Finland Finland
September 8 Spain Spain 83–73 Italy Italy
September 8 Yugoslavia Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 77–76 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia

Play-off stages

Semifinals Final
September 10
 Soviet Union Soviet Union  89  
 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia  81  
 
September 11
     Soviet Union Soviet Union  83
   Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia  73
Third place
September 10 September 11
 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia  72  Czech Republic Czechoslovakia  67
 Hungary Hungary  71    Hungary Hungary  75



9th to 12th places
September 10 Poland Poland 93–64 Finland Finland
September 10 Bulgaria Bulgaria 106–71 Romania Romania
5th to 8th places
September 10 Spain Spain 92–76 Sweden Sweden
September 10 Italy Italy 81–65 France France
11th place
September 11 Romania Romania 65–64 Finland Finland
9th place
September 11 Bulgaria Bulgaria 81–80 Poland Poland
7th place
September 11 Sweden Sweden 70–54 France France
5th place
September 11 Italy Italy 102–87 Spain Spain
 1987 FIBA European Women's Basketball Championship Champion 

Soviet Union
Nineteenth title

Final standings

Place Team PE
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Rise3
Hungary Hungary
4Czech Republic Czechoslovakia
5Italy Italy Rise2
6Spain Spain Rise4
7Sweden Sweden New entry
8France France
9Bulgaria Bulgaria Fall7
10Poland Poland Fall4
11Romania Romania Fall2
12Finland Finland New entry

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