Final (March 19, Palais des Sports, Grenoble): FC Barcelona - Žalgiris 77-73

Winner: FC Barcelona (Spain): Juan Antonio San Epifanio, Chicho Sibilio, Nacho Solozabal, Mike Davis, Willie Otis Howard, Pedro Cesar Ansa, Juan Domingo de la Cruz, Arturo Seara, Julian Ortiz, Ferran Martínez, Xavi Crespo, Angel Heredero, Jose Maria Alarcon (Coach: Antoni Serra / Manuel "Manolo" Flores)

Runner-up: Žalgiris Kaunas (USSR): Arvydas Sabonis, Rimas Kurtinaitis, Valdemaras Chomičius, Sergėjus Jovaiša, Algirdas Brazys, Raimundas Čivilis, Gintaras Krapikas, Mindaugas Lekarauskas, Vitoldas Masalskis, Robertas Ragauskas, Virginijus Jankauskas, Vytautas Maleras, Mindaugas Arlauskas, Algirdas Linkevičius, Raimundas Valikonis (Coach: Vladas Garastas)

Semifinals
Žalgiris - ASVEL 84-78 and 88-93
CAI Zaragoza - FC Barcelona 84-79 and 79-86

Automatically qualified to the Quarterfinals group stage: Intesit Caserta and CAI Zaragoza
Quarterfinals
Group A
1. Žalgiris 6-0
2. CAI Zaragoza 4-2
3. Landys&Gyr Wien 2-4
4. PAOK 0-6
Group B
1. FC Barcelona 5-1
2. ASVEL 4-2
3. Intesit Caserta 2-4
4. Hapoel Tel Aviv 1-5

Second Round
Landys&Gyr Wien - Nová huť Ostrava 94-68 and 93-118
PAOK - Bosna 88-84 and 82-84
Spartak Pleven - Žalgiris 89-108 and 79-131
Permalens Haaksbergen - Hapoel Tel Aviv 94-99 and 84-112
ASVEL - Alvik 91-77 and 74-77
Etzella Ettelbruck - FC Barcelona 55-138 and 53-105

First Round
APOEL - Landys&Gyr Wien 58-104 and 56-139
Csepel - PAOK 73-99 and 81-116
Karşıyaka - Spartak Pleven 72-58 and 75-109
Falkirk - Permalens Haaksbergen 71-82 and 88-88
Maccabi Brussels - ASVEL 75-82 and 73-85
Alvik - KTP 97-86 and 79-84