1966–67 European Cup (handball)

First round

TRUD Moscow, UK -51 Helsinki, Honvéd Budapest, FH Hafnarfjörður, HG Copenhagen, Dinamo Bucharest, Wybrzeze Gdańsk, SC DHfK Leipzig, Grasshoppers Zurich, ABC Dudelange and Dukla Prague had byes, and went thus directly into the second round.

2nd round

Quarterfinals

Semifinal

Final

The final was played in a match in Dortmund.

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  • European Handball Cup
  • Handball 1966
  • Handball 1967
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