1998–99 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup

The 1998–99 EHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup was the 23rd edition of EHF's competition for women's handball national cup champions. It ran from October 3, 1998, to May 15, 1999.

Defending champion Bækkelagets SK won again the competition, beating Ferrobús Tortajada in the final. For the first time in the Cup Winners' Cup's history no team from the former Eastern Bloc or former Yugoslavia reached the final.[1]

Results

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Preliminary round
October 3–11, 1998
Round of 16
November 7–15, 1998
Quarterfinals
February 27 – March 7, 1999
Semifinals
April 10–17, 1999
Final
May 8–15, 1999
  Colégio de Gaia 15 15 30
  Kuban Krasnodar 36 32 68   Kuban Krasnodar 28 34 62
  LC Brühl 41 32 73   LC Brühl 22 28 50
  HB Dudelange 19 10 29   Kuban Krasnodar 23 19 42
  ASPTT Metz 14 30 44
  TV Lützellinden 29 17 46
  Zagłębie Lubin 21 18 39   ASPTT Metz 24 27 51
  ASPTT Metz 22 30 52   ASPTT Metz 17 22 39
  Bækkelagets SK 17 28 45
  Bækkelagets SK 32 28 60
  Slavia Prague 22 23 45   Slavia Prague 21 23 44
  Anadolu Üniversitesi 15 27 42   Bækkelagets SK 32 22 54
  HC Struzanka 12 10 22   Larvik HK 19 23 42
  Larvik HK 38 37   Larvik HK 33 24 57
  Herz Ferencváros 32 30 62   Herz Ferencváros 23 33 56
  SEW Zeeman 12 17 29   Bækkelagets SK 26 24 50
  Maccabi Holon 20 12 32   Ferrobús Tortajada 13 22 35
  Spartak Kyiv 30 33 63   Spartak Kyiv 30 27 57
  SSV Dornbirn 19 13 32   Vikas Vilnius 21 26 47
  Vikas Vilnius 31 34 65   Spartak Kyiv 13 21 34
  RSVSMRUOR Minsk 24 23 47   Ferrobús Tortajada 24 17 41
  Silcotub Zalău 33 32 65   Silcotub Zalău 15 22 37
  HC Gorazde 4 5 9   Ferrobús Tortajada 27 25 52
  Ferrobús Tortajada 43 40 83   Ferrobús Tortajada 25 21 46
  Frederiksberg IF 20 20 40
  Kras Zagreb 42 39 81
  OFN Ionias 20 15 35   Aves Burgas 18 15 33
  Aves Burgas 18 23 41   Kras Zagreb 24 23 47
  Frederiksberg IF 36 31 67   Frederiksberg IF 31 22 53
  Duvanska Niš 23 17 40   Frederiksberg IF 32 20 52
  DeGasperi Enna 17 20 37   Olimpija Ljubljana 21 30 51
  Olimpija Ljubljana 30 26 56

References

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  1. ^ Results Archived 2013-10-12 at the Wayback Machine in EHF's website