2006–07 Women's EHF Cup

The 2006–07 Women's EHF Cup was the 26th edition of the European Handball Federation's secondary competition for women's handball clubs, running from 14 September 2006 to 20 May 2007.^[1]^[2] Zvezda Zvenigorod defeated Ikast Bording EH in the final to become the first Russian team to win the competition.

First qualifying round

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Vicianet Kosovo	56–69	Turkey Anadolu SK	31–29	25–40
Bascharage Luxembourg	31–70	Czech Republic Slavia Prague	17–29	14–41
Latsia Cyprus	68–53	Israel Hapoel Petah Tikva	33–25	35–28
Garadag Baku Azerbaijan	44–47	Belarus Gorodnichanka	28–26	16–21
Athienou Cyprus	38–85	Netherlands Westfriesland	22–42	16–43
Lokomotiv Varna Bulgaria	44–48	North Macedonia Kale Kičevo	22–25	22–23
Juventus Melveren Belgium	35–41	Belgium Fémina Visé	19–19	16–22
Ljubuški Bosnia and Herzegovina	55–69	Lithuania Egle Vilnius	22–35	33–34
Zug Switzerland	70–48	Latvia Stopini	35–23	35–25

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Frankfurter HC Germany	60–55	Sweden Skövde HF	32–26	28–29
Galyvchanka Lviv Ukraine	41–44	Norway Nordstrand IF	22–22	19–22
Anadolu SK Turkey	51–60	Serbia Aranđelovac	28–29	23–31
HC Zalău Romania	54–42	Czech Republic Slavia Prague	30–22	24–20
DJK Trier Germany	58–47	Italy HC Sassari	28–22	30–25
ŽRK Ptuj Slovenia	68–28	Cyprus AC Latsia	36–11	32–17
Rostov-Don Russia	59–46	Portugal Madeira Andebol	29–22	30–24
Kiskunhalas Hungary	69–45	Belarus Gorodnichanka	34–22	35–23
IK Sävehof Sweden	54–51	Netherlands Westfriesland	32–30	22–21
Kale Kičevo North Macedonia	35–62	Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb	16–32	19–30
Wiener Neustadt Austria	55–52	Italy Olimpica Dossobuono	27–26	28–26
Spono Nottwil Switzerland	56–29	Belgium Fémina Visé	32–17	24–12
FC Copenhagen Denmark	61–31	Belarus BNTU Minsk	40–14	21–17
SD Itxako Spain	66–25	Greece Ionias	37–15	29–10
Almeida Garrett Portugal	36–73	Lithuania Egle Vilnius	16–39	20–34
Zug Switzerland	54–63	Netherlands Van der Voort/Quintus	29–33	25–30

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Frankfurter HC Germany	53–62	Denmark Ikast Bording EH	24–30	29–32
BM Sagunto Spain	66–56	Norway Nordstrand IF	33–25	33–31
Metz Handball France	61–43	Serbia Aranđelovac	34–18	27–25
HC Zalău Romania	53–62	Hungary Debrecen VSC	21–31	21–41
CBF Elda Spain	63–55	Germany DJK Trier	33–21	30–34
ŽRK Ptuj Slovenia	53–60	Slovakia Iuventa Michalovce	31–29	22–31
Rostov-Don Russia	40–56	Hungary Dunaújvárosi NKS	24–26	16–30
Kiskunhalas Hungary	67–54	Slovenia RK Žalec	36–27	31–27
IK Sävehof Sweden	50–66	Ukraine HC Motor Zaporizhzhia	22–32	28–34
Tertnes Norway	48–52	Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb	20–28	28–24
Anagennisi Artas Greece	70–57	Austria Wiener Neustadt	35–27	35–30
Bayer Leverkusen Germany	78–46	Switzerland Spono Nottwil	39–26	39–20
FC Copenhagen Denmark	41–54	Romania Rulmentul Brașov	24–29	17–25
Merignac France	46–59	Spain SD Itxako	21–25	25–34
Egle Vilnius Lithuania	47–87	Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod	20–46	27–41
Lublin Poland	56–62	Netherlands Van der Voort/Quintus	27–32	29–30

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Ikast Bording EH Denmark	66–60	Spain BM Sagunto	33–24	33–36
Metz Handball France	42–43	Hungary Debrecen VSC	25–23	17–20
CBF Elda Spain	58–53	Slovakia Iuventa Michalovce	35–24	23–29
Dunaújvárosi NKS Hungary	59–47	Hungary Kiskunhalas	31–20	28–27
HC Motor Zaporizhzhia Ukraine	52–50	Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb	28–24	24–26
Anagennisi Artas Greece	56–64	Germany Bayer Leverkusen	27–33	29–31
Rulmentul Brașov Romania	39–35	Spain SD Itxako	21–14	18–21
Zvezda Zvenigorod Russia	80–63	Netherlands Van der Voort/Quintus	46–32	34–31

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Ikast Bording EH Denmark	52–51	Hungary Debrecen VSC	26–24	26–27
CBF Elda Spain	58–56	Hungary Dunaújvárosi NKS	34–28	24–28
HC Motor Zaporizhzhia Ukraine	52–51	Germany Bayer Leverkusen	27–26	23–25
Rulmentul Brașov Romania	37–60	Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod	19–25	18–35

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Ikast Bording EH Denmark	64–62	Spain CBF Elda	36–35	28–27
Bayer Leverkusen Germany	50–53	Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod	23–21	27–32

Team #1	Agg.	Team #2	1st	2nd
Ikast Bording EH Denmark	57–62	Russia Zvezda Zvenigorod	35–30	22–32