2000–01 EuroLeague Women explained

The 2000–01 Euroleague Women was the fifth edition of the Euroleague era of FIBA's premier international competition for European women's basketball clubs, running between 1 November 2000 and 22 April 2001.^[1] CJM Bourges Basket defeated US Valenciennes Olympic in the first final between two teams from the same country since 1962^[2] to win its third title.

Qualification round

Group A

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1	10	8	2	850	741
2	10	7	3	703	630
3	10	4	6	659	681
4	10	0	10	593	878

Group B

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1	10	10	0	730	546
2	10	7	3	756	650
3	10	4	6	698	700
4	10	0	10	648	811

Group C

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1	10	10	0	880	619
2	10	7	3	904	752
3	10	3	7	634	697
4	10	0	10	557	802

Group H

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1	10	9	1	845	673
2	10	8	2	850	670
3	10	2	8	666	928
4	10	1	9	635	830

Eight-finals

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Lotos Gdynia	2–0		146–39	87–62
Gambrinus Brno	2–0		76–56	69–60
Valenciennes	2–0		97–55	80–72
GYSEV Sopron	2–1		84–70	58–79	81–58
Pécsi	2–0		81–63	78–64
Galatasaray	2–0		69–49	70–63
Pool Comense	2–0		99–51	87–53
Ruzomberok	0–2	Bourges	69–79	65–84

Quarter-finals

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Gdynia	1–2	Gambrinus Brno	76–71	61–81	64–80
Valenciennes	2–0		70–67	85–68
Pécsi	2–0		73–58	54–52
Pool Comense	1–2	Bourges	68–57	73–84	53–56

Final four

Messina, Italy