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EuroBasket Women 2027 qualification
FIBA Women's EuroBasket 2027 Qualifiers, the two-round, four-window pathway (Nov 2025 to Feb 2027) to the 16-team final in Belgium, Finland, Lithuania, and Sweden; 27 teams start, 12 qualify.
EuroCup Basketball
EuroCup Basketball (BKT EuroCup) is Euroleague Basketball's second-tier European club competition, created as the ULEB Cup in 2002; 32 teams from 2026-27, champion promoted to the EuroLeague; Valencia holds the most titles (4).
Eurogame
Eurogame (German-style board game, Euro-style game): a tabletop game genre from 1990s Germany with indirect conflict, no player elimination, victory points, low luck; Catan (1995) is the defining example.
EuroLeague
EuroLeague (Turkish Airlines EuroLeague): Europe's top professional basketball club competition, run by club-owned Euroleague Basketball since the 2000 ULEB split from FIBA; 20 teams, 38-round round-robin, Final Four, franchise model, €3.2 billion valuation.
EuroLeague SuperCup
EuroLeague SuperCup (Euroleague Basketball SuperCup): four-team season-opening competition approved in 2026, first held 18-19 September 2026 at Etihad Arena, Abu Dhabi; Real Madrid beat Olympiacos 93-89, Walter Tavares MVP.
Europa point
Europa Point FC is a Gibraltar football club founded in 2014 by John Gontier, playing in the Gibraltar Football League at Victoria Stadium; Second Division champions 2015/16, owned since 2022 by a Swedish consortium led by Pär Magnus Roos.
Europa Universalis
Europa Universalis is Paradox Interactive's grand strategy series, adapted from a 2000 board game, covering early modern history from 1337 onward; entries include EU4 (2013) and EU5 (November 2025).
Europa Universalis IV
Europa Universalis IV (EU4) is Paradox Development Studio's 2013 grand strategy game covering 1444-1821, with hundreds of playable nations, monarch power, trade nodes, and over 30 DLC expansions; succeeded by Europa Universalis V in 2025.
European aquatics championships
European Aquatics Championships, the European swimming and aquatics championships (first held Budapest 1926), run by European Aquatics (LEN); 38 editions through Paris 2026, where 1,268 athletes competed and Liebmann and Curtis set world records.
European archery championships
The European archery championships are the continental title events of target, indoor, field, 3D, and para archery, organized by World Archery Europe since its 1988 founding.
European archery indoor championships
European Indoor Archery Championships, World Archery Europe's continental indoor title event at 18 meters in recurve, compound, and barebow; first champions 1983, 22nd edition Plovdiv 2026, Italy led with 11 golds.
European association football club records and statistics
European club football records: Real Madrid 15 European Cups, Sevilla 6 Europa Leagues, UEFA Cup since 1971, Cup Winners' Cup 1960/61-1999, 36-team league phase from 2024/25.
European athletics championships
European Athletics Championships, continental track and field championship organised by European Athletics, first held Turin 1934; biennial, 27th edition Birmingham 2026, next Silesia 2028.
European beach volleyball championships
CEV EuroBeachVolley, the annual European Beach Volleyball Championships run by the CEV since 1993 (women since 1994); Mol/Sørum hold a record five men's titles, Ludwig four women's titles, and the 2026 champions in Stare Jabłonki earned LA28 Olympic quotas.
European bob & skeleton championships
European Bobsleigh and Skeleton Championships, the IBSF continental titles first held in Davos in 1929; 74 editions through 2026, annual since 1965, with skeleton titles since 2003 and Janine Flock holding twelve medals.
European Bowling Tour
European Bowling Tour (EBT), annual series of open tenpin bowling tournaments run by the European Bowling Federation; five prize-fund tiers from Satellite to Platinum, gender rankings, and the EBT Masters final for the top 8 women and men.
European Bowling Tour Masters
EBT Masters, the season-ending final of the European Bowling Tour since 2008, run by the European Tenpin Bowling Federation. Top 8 men and women per division; first held 2008 in Ankara; 2026 champions Ben Robinson and Nora Johansson.
European Bridge League championships
The European Bridge League championships, also called the European Team Championships, are Europe's zonal national-team bridge championships, first held in 1932 and qualifying teams for world events.
European canoe slalom championships
European canoe slalom championships (Paddle Europe Slalom Championships since 2026): annual continental slalom and kayak cross titles run by the ECA, founded 1993; first ECA-era edition Augsburg 1996; 2026 was the 27th edition in Ivrea.
European Champion Clubs' Cup
The European Champion Clubs' Cup was Europe's premier club football competition, a knockout tournament for domestic champions launched in 1955 and renamed the UEFA Champions League in 1992.
European Championships (multi-sport event)
Multi-sport European Championships, a quadrennial event launched in Glasgow and Berlin 2018 by ECM, combining existing European championships of sports like athletics, cycling, and gymnastics; second edition Munich 2022, next editions 2026, 2030, 2034.
European Championships of Ski Mountaineering
ISMF European Championships of Ski Mountaineering, the biennial continental ski mountaineering title event; 2024 in Flaine-Chamonix, 2026 in Shahdag, Azerbaijan with 115 athletes from 17 nations in sprint, mixed relay, individual, and vertical races.
European Cup and UEFA Champions League records and statistics
European Cup/UEFA Champions League records and statistics: founded 1955 as the European Champion Clubs' Cup. Real Madrid lead with 15 titles and 18 finals; Ronaldo tops scoring (141) and Ancelotti coaching (5 titles).
European Curling Championships
European Curling Championships (Le Gruyère AOP European Curling Championships), annual men's and women's curling championship for European World Curling members, first held Megève 1975; A, B, C divisions; 2026 edition Ostrava, standalone under new structure.
European Dressage Championships
European Dressage Championships, the FEI senior continental dressage championship, first held 1963 in Copenhagen, biennial, three competitions (Grand Prix, Special, Freestyle); Germany leads with 26 team golds, latest edition Crozet 2025.
European Drivers' Championship
The European Drivers' Championship was the AIACR's Grand Prix motor racing title of the 1930s and a forerunner of Formula 1, dominated in its final years by Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union.
European Eventing Championships
FEI Eventing European Championship, the continental eventing title since 1953, held biennially at CCI4-L. Britain and Germany dominate team gold; 2025 Blenheim winners: Germany (team), Laura Collett (individual).
European Figure Skating Championships
European Figure Skating Championships, ISU European Championships, annual figure skating competition for European ISU members since 1891 in men's, women's, pairs, and ice dance; 2026 held in Sheffield, won by Nika Egadze.
European Football Alliance
European Football Alliance (EFA): team-owned professional American football league in Europe, founded July 2025 by former ELF franchises; six teams played the 2026 season and Nordic Storm won the first Championship Game.
European Games
European Games: EOC-run continental multisport event held every four years before the Olympics since 2015; editions in Baku, Minsk, Kraków–Małopolska, Istanbul 2027; Olympic qualifier and sambo, 3x3 basketball host.