1986–87 Women's IHF Cup

The 1986–87 Women's IHF Cup was the sixth edition of IHF's second-tier women's handball competition.

1985 Cup Winners' Cup champion Budućnost Titograd defeated Štart Bratislava in the final, overcoming an away loss by a 5-goal margin, to become the second Yugoslav team to win the competition. They previously defeated defending champion SC Leipzig and 1983 champion Avtomobilist Baku on away goals.^[1]

Results


	Round of 16						Quarterfinals						Semifinals						Finals

	CB Leganés	17	20	37
	VfL Oldenburg	20	29	49
	VfL Oldenburg	20	29	49			VfL Oldenburg	20	17	37
							VfL Oldenburg	20	17	37
							Štart Bratislava	22	28	50
	Štart Bratislava	23	28	51			Štart Bratislava	22	28	50
	Štart Bratislava	23	28	51
	SC Magdeburg	26	23	49
	SC Magdeburg	26	23	49									Štart Bratislava	27	23	50
													Štart Bratislava	27	23	50
													Spartacus Budapest	18	31	49
	Stockholmspolisens	21	19	40									Spartacus Budapest	18	31	49
	Stockholmspolisens	21	19	40
	Spartacus Budapest	21	26	47
	Spartacus Budapest	21	26	47			Spartacus Budapest	29	18	47
							Spartacus Budapest	29	18	47
							Vonk Mosam	22	18	40
	Vonk Mosam	20	16	36			Vonk Mosam	22	18	40
	Vonk Mosam	20	16	36
	Sasja Antwerpen	10	9	19
	Sasja Antwerpen	10	9	19															Štart Bratislava	23	27	50
																			Štart Bratislava	23	27	50
		Budućnost Titograd	21	34	55
		Budućnost Titograd	21	34	55	Avtomobilist Baku	25	29	54
						Avtomobilist Baku	25	29	54
	Byåsen IL	18	20	38
	Byåsen IL	18	20	38			Avtomobilist Baku	30	22	52
							Avtomobilist Baku	30	22	52
							USM Gagny	10	18	28
	USM Gagny	24	24	48			USM Gagny	10	18	28
	USM Gagny	24	24	48
	WAT Fünfhaus	10	13	23
	WAT Fünfhaus	10	13	23									Avtomobilist Baku	28	19	47
													Avtomobilist Baku	28	19	47
													Budućnost Titograd	24	23	47
	SC Leipzig			Bye									Budućnost Titograd	24	23	47
	SC Leipzig			Bye

							SC Leipzig	29	18	47
							SC Leipzig	29	18	47
							Budućnost Titograd	21	26	47
	Budućnost Titograd	30	18	48			Budućnost Titograd	21	26	47
	Budućnost Titograd	30	18	48
	Rulmentul Brașov	18	27	45

References

↑ Results in todor66.com

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