EuroBasket Women 1987 explained

Gender:	women
Continent:	Europe
Year:	1987
Host:	Spain
Dates:	4–11 September
Teams:	12
Champions:	URS
Title Number:	19
Website:	Official website (archive)
Prevseason:	1985
Nextseason:	1989

The 1987 European Women Basketball Championship, commonly called EuroBasket Women 1987, was the 21st regional championship held by FIBA Europe. The competition was held in Spain and took place from 4 September to 11 September 1987. won the gold medal and the silver medal while won the bronze.

First stage

Group A

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1	Soviet Union	5	5	0	545	294
2	Hungary	5	4	1	448	391
3	Sweden	5	2	3	380	475
4	France	5	2	3	336	402
5	Poland	5	1	4	371	416
6	Romania	5	0	5	311	413

September 4	Hungary	82–71	France
September 4	Romania	77–76	Sweden
September 4	Soviet Union	95–62	Poland
September 5	Sweden	83–78	France
September 5	Soviet Union	95–52	Romania
September 5	Hungary	103–83	Poland
September 6	France	72–63	Romania
September 6	Sweden	84–81	Poland
September 6	Soviet Union	110–70	Hungary
September 7	Poland	80–66	Romania
September 7	Hungary	103–74	Sweden
September 7	Soviet Union	109–47	France
September 8	Soviet Union	136–63	Sweden
September 8	France	68–65	Poland
September 8	Hungary	90–53	Romania

Group B

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1	Yugoslavia	5	5	0	364	328
2	Czechoslovakia	5	4	1	408	315
3	Italy	5	2	3	370	387
4	Spain	5	2	3	336	311
5	Bulgaria	5	2	3	403	405
6	Finland	5	0	5	305	440

September 4	Yugoslavia	73–65	Italy
September 4	Spain	74–45	Finland
September 4	Czechoslovakia	95–76	Bulgaria
September 5	Yugoslavia	73–71	Bulgaria
September 5	Czechoslovakia	49–47	Spain
September 5	Italy	87–69	Finland
September 6	Yugoslavia	60–58	Spain
September 6	Czechoslovakia	100–55	Finland
September 6	Italy	85–74	Bulgaria
September 7	Czechoslovakia	88–60	Italy
September 7	Bulgaria	84–74	Spain
September 7	Yugoslavia	81–58	Finland
September 8	Bulgaria	98–78	Finland
September 8	Spain	83–73	Italy
September 8	Yugoslavia	77–76	Czechoslovakia

Play-off stages

9th to 12th places
September 10	Poland	93–64	Finland
September 10	Bulgaria	106–71	Romania
5th to 8th places
September 10	Spain	92–76	Sweden
September 10	Italy	81–65	France
11th place
September 11	Romania	65–64	Finland
9th place
September 11	Bulgaria	81–80	Poland
7th place
September 11	Sweden	70–54	France
5th place
September 11	Italy	102–87	Spain

Final standings

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		3

4
5		2
6		4
7
8
9		7
10		4
11		2
12