European Team Chess Championship

( open — finals | open — preliminaries | women )

no.	host city			year	1st	2nd	3rd	system	boards	teams	players	games	PGN
24.	Budva			2023	SRB	GER	ARM	S-9	4	38	189	684
23.	Čatež ob Savi			2021	UKR	FRA	POL	S-9	4	39	193	684
22.	Batumi			2019	RUS	UKR	ENG	S-9	4	40	198	720
21.	Hersonissos			2017	AZE	RUS	UKR	S-9	4	40	199	720
20.	Reykjavik			2015	RUS	ARM	HUN	S-9	4	36	178	648
19.	Warsaw			2013	AZE	FRA	RUS	S-9	4	38	189	684
18.	Porto Carras			2011	GER	AZE	HUN	S-9	4	38	187	684
17.	Novi Sad			2009	AZE	RUS	UKR	S-9	4	38	184	684
16.	Heraklion			2007	RUS	ARM	AZE	S-9	4	40	197	684
15.	Gothenburg			2005	NED	ISR	FRA	S-9	4	40	196	720
14.	Plovdiv			2003	RUS	ISR	GEO	S-9	4	37	182	648
13.	Leon			2001	NED	FRA	GER	S-9	4	35	169	612
12.	Batumi			1999	ARM	HUN	GER	S-9	4	36	174	648
11.	Pula			1997	ENG	RUS	ARM	S-9	4	34	169	612
10.	Debrecen			1992	RUS	UKR	ENG	S-9	4	41	204	720
9.	Haifa			1989	URS	YUG	GER	S-9	6	28	216	756
8.	Plovdiv			1983	URS	YUG	HUN	6P + RR	8	8	80	224
7.	Skara			1980	URS	HUN	ENG	6P + RR	8	8	80	224
6.	Moscow			1977	URS	HUN	YUG	5P + RR	8	8	80	224
5.	Bath			1973	URS	YUG	HUN	6P + RR	8	8	80	224
4.	Kapfenberg			1970	URS	HUN	GDR	4P + RR	10	8	96	280
3.	Hamburg			1965	URS	YUG	HUN	3P + DRR	10	6	71	300
2.	Oberhausen			1961	URS	YUG	HUN	4P + DRR	10	6	72	300
1.	Vienna			1957	URS	YUG	CSR	4P + DRR	10	4	47	120

overview

summary

statistics

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Major contribution by FM Claudio Sericano (finals) and John Saunders (preliminaries).