Europe
Founded in 1964
ETTU CUP NEWS
The ETTU Cup, known as ETTU Europe Cup has been played since the 1964 and it historically has brought together many of the strongest European table tennis clubs.
MOST TITLES
Budapest VSC – 5 
Borussia Düsseldorf – 4 Spartacus Budapest – 4 TTC Julich – 3 SV Plüderhausen – 3 ATSV Saarbrücken – 2 
GSTK Vjesnik Zagreb – 2 
Levallois SC TT – 2 TTF Liebherr Ochsenhausen – 2 Spartak Subotica – 2 Montpellier TT- 2 VfB Lübeck – 2 SSV Heinzelmann Reutlingen – 1 TTC Frickenhausen – 1 Vaillante Angers – 1 
Falkenbergs BTK – 1 Trinité Sports TT – 1 Sportbund Stuttgart – 1 
Slavia Prague – 1 GV Hennebont – 1 Sparta Prague – 1 1. FC Saarbrücken – 1 TTG RS Hoengen-Alsdorf – 1 
SG Weinviertel Niederösterreich – 1 Eslöv’s AI – 1 Stadion Prague – 1 
TT Sant-Elpidio – 1 VZKG Ostrava – 1 
UMMC Ekaterinburg – 1 Chartres ASTT – 1 Gazprom Fakel Orenburg – 1 AS Pontoise-Cergy TT – 1
SEASONS
2021/22 USD Apuania Carrara Tennistavolo – Andrej Gacina 
Lubomir Pištej Mihai Bobocica Leonardo Mutti
TTC Wiener Neustadt – Frane Kojic Felix Wetzel Tomaš Konečny
Bogoria Grodzisk Mazowiecki – 
Panagiotis Gionis Pavel Širuček 
Marek Badowski Milosz Redzimski Borges Vall – Viktor Brodd 
Marc Duran Joan Masip Alberto Lillo
2020/21 AS Pontoise-Cergy TT – Patrick Baum Adrien Mattenet Quentin Robinot SPG Walter Wels – Andreas Levenko Adam Szudi Frane Kojic Post SV Mühlhausen – Steffen Mengel Daniel Habesohn 
Ovidiu Ionescu Lubomir Jančarik Top Spin Messina – 
João Monteiro Andrea Landrieu Marco Rech Daldosso Jordy Piccolin
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