1978 IHF Women's Cup Winners' Cup

The 1978 IHF Women's Cup Winner's Cup was the second edition of IHF's competition for women's team handball national cup champions. It was contested by 15 teams, two more than the inaugural edition and ran from 22 January to 23 April 1978.^[1] Ferencvárosi TC tightly defeated 2-times European champion SC Leipzig in the final to win its first international trophy.

Bracket

	First knockout round						Quarter-finals						Semi-finals						Final

	Swift Roermond	11	10	21
	Inter Bratislava	6	18	24
	Inter Bratislava	6	18	24			Inter Bratislava	21	13	34
							Inter Bratislava	21	13	34
							IF Sverreborg	8	7	15
	IF Sverreborg	28	23	51			IF Sverreborg	8	7	15
	IF Sverreborg	28	23	51
	Hapoel Rahnana	7	0	7
	Hapoel Rahnana	7	0	7									Inter Bratislava	20	11	31
													Inter Bratislava	20	11	31
													Ferencvárosi TC	19	29	48
	Ferencvárosi TC	22	27	49									Ferencvárosi TC	19	29	48
	Ferencvárosi TC	22	27	49
	Admira Landhaus	7	9	16
	Admira Landhaus	7	9	16			Ferencvárosi TC	39	25	64
							Ferencvárosi TC	39	25	64
							EC Bordeaux	11	14	25
	Mau de Carvalho	13	15	28			EC Bordeaux	11	14	25
	Mau de Carvalho	13	15	28
	EC Bordeaux	23	22	45
	EC Bordeaux	23	22	45															Ferencvárosi TC	18
																			Ferencvárosi TC	18
																			SC Leipzig	17
																			SC Leipzig	17


							SC Leipzig	29	27	56
							SC Leipzig	29	27	56
							Željezničar Novi Sad	11	21	32
	Željezničar Novi Sad	15	14	29			Željezničar Novi Sad	11	21	32
	Željezničar Novi Sad	15	14	29
	Eintracht Minden	13	15	28
	Eintracht Minden	13	15	28									SC Leipzig	23	23	46
													SC Leipzig	23	23	46
													GK Svendborg	13	8	21
	GK Svendborg (a)	14	11	25									GK Svendborg	13	8	21
	GK Svendborg (a)	14	11	25
	AKS Chorzów	7	18	25
	AKS Chorzów	7	18	25			GK Svendborg	14	12	26
							GK Svendborg	14	12	26
							CSKA Sofia	9	15	24
	DHC Zürich	14	6	20			CSKA Sofia	9	15	24
	DHC Zürich	14	6	20
	CSKA Sofia	20	20	40

References

↑ Results in todor66.com

EHF Cup Winners' Cup

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