2003/04 Champions

League	Champion	2nd Place
Albania	Valbona	Tirana
Andorra	BC Andorra	BC Anncamp
Austria	Superfund Bulls Kapfenberg	Basket Swans Gmunden
Azerbaijan	GALA Bakku	B.S.Sh.
Belarus	Grodno	Lokomotiv
Belgium	Charleroi	Li?ge
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Siroki Hercegtisak	Bosna Sarajevo
Bulgaria	Lukoil Academic	CSKA
Croatia	Cibona Zagreb	Zadar
Cyprus	EKA AEL Lemesos	Keravnos Nicosia
Czech Republic	BK ECM Nymburk	Mlekarna Kunin
Denmark	SK Arhus	Horsens IC
England	Westfield Sharks Sheffield	TCS Chester Jets
Estonia	TU Rock	EBS Nybit
F.Y.R. of Macedonia	F. Rabotnicki	MZT Skopje
Finland	Kouvot	Namika Lahti
France	Pau Orthez	Gravelines Grand Fort BCM
Georgia	Basko	Dinamo
Germany	Opel Skyliners Frankfurt	GHP Bamberg
Gibraltar	Blue Stars	Transport Services
Greece	Panathinaikos Athens	TIM Maroussi Athens
Hungary	Kaposvari KK	Atomeru SE
Iceland	Keflavik	Snaefell
Ireland	Tigers	Killester Dublin
Israel	Maccabi Tel Aviv	Hapoel Tel Aviv
Italy	Montepaschi Siena	Skipper Bologna
Latvia	BK Ventspils	Skonto
Lithuania	Zalgiris Kaunas	Lietuvos Rytas
Luxemburg	AB Contern	Sparta Bertrange
Malta	Pembroke Tomas	Bupa Luxol
Moldova	Floare Bendery	UASM Chisinau
Netherlands	MPC Capitals	EBBC
Norway	BV Jets	Harstad
Poland	Prokom Trefl Sopot	Idea Slask Wroclaw
Portugal	Porto	Queluz
Romania	CSU Asesoft Ploiesti	Dinamo Buchuresti
Russia	CSKA Moscow	UNICS Kazan
San Marino	Murata	I.B.C.
Scotland	COE Kings	Falkirk Fury
Serbia and Montenegro	Partizan Belgrade	KK Hemofarm Vrsac
Slovak Republic	E.S.O. Lucenec	BK Chemosvit Svit
Slovenia	Union Olimpija Ljlubljana	Pivovarna Lasko
Spain	Barcelona	Estudiantes
Sweden	Plannja Basket Lulea	Norkk?ping Dolphins
Switzerland	Boncourt	Fribourg
Turkey	EFES Pilsen Istanbul	?lkerspor Istanbul
Ukraine	Azovmash Mariupol	BC Kyiv
Adriatic	Reflex (SER)	Cibona VIP (CRO)
Europe Cup	Mitteldeutscher (GER)	Dijon (FRA)
Europeleague	Unics Kazan (RUS)	TIM Maroussi (GRE)
ULEB Cup	Hapoel Jerusalem (ISR)	Real Madrid (SPN)
Euroleague	Maccabi Tel Aviv (ISR)	Skipper Bologna (ITA)