Vasas SC in European handball

Vasas score listed first. As of 26 November 2018.^[1]

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1973–74	Round of 16	ASUL Vaulx-en-Velin	34-9	20-7	54–16
	Quarter-finals	Radnički Belgrade	15-12	8-12	23–24
1974–75	Round of 16	IL Vestar Oslo	14-9	10-9	24–18
	Quarter-finals	CSKA Sofia	26-8	19-22	45–30
	Semi-finals	Lokomotiva Zagreb	14-11	11-16	25–27
1976–77	Round of 16	CSKA Sofia	15-12	17-14	32–26
	Quarter-finals	Spartak Kyiv	13-10	8-13	21–23
1977–78 Finalist	Round of 16	Radnički Belgrade	16-12	12-15	28–27
	Quarter-finals	TSV GutsMuths Berlin	24-14	21-12	45–26
	Semi-finals	KS Ruch Chorzów	23-14	16-12	39–26
	Final	TSC Berlin	14–19
1978–79 Finalist	Round of 16	Hellas Den Haag	33-4	27-11	60–15
	Quarter-finals	Radnički Belgrade	16-12	9-12	25–24
	Semi-finals	SC Leipzig	19-13	14-13	33–26
	Finals	Spartak Kyiv	17-13	9-14	26–27
1980–81	First round	Spartak Kyiv	14-11	14-19	28–30
1981–82 Winner	Round of 16	Paris UC	35-15	31-15	66–30
	Quarter-finals	Hellas Den Haag	29-15	40-20	69–35
	Semi-finals	Spartak Kyiv	22-15	20-25	42–40
	Finals	Radnički Belgrade	29-19	21-24	50–43
1982–83	Round of 16	Skjeberg IF	22-16	21-16	43–36
	Quarter-finals	Bp. Spartacus SC	14-16	21-16	35–32
	Semi-finals	Radnički KR Belgrade	26-22	22-32	48–54
1983–84	Round of 16	Bordeaux EC	25-10	18-12	43–22
	Quarter-finals	Štart Bratislava	18-15	16-19	44–44 (a)
	Semi-finals	Bayer Leverkusen	17-17	12-15	29–32
1985–86	First round	Tarsus Erkusport	bye
	Round of 16	Maccabi Ramat Gan	35-9	34-11	69–20
	Quarter-finals	Hypobank Südstadt	21-16	21-21	42–37
	Semi-finals	Spartak Kyiv	18-15	19-28	37–43
1986–87	Round of 16	Radnički Belgrade	27-22	13-27	40–49
1992–93 Finalist	First round	SG WAT Funfhaus	21-12	15-17	36–29
	Round of 16	TMO SC Ankara	26-14	19-18	45–32
	Quarter-finals	USM Gagny	25-21	21-18	46–39
	Semi-finals	TuS Walle Bremen	14-13	22-18	36–31
	Finals	Hypobank Südstadt	14-17	11-23	25–40
1993–94 Finalist	First round	LC Brühl St. Gallen	33-15	26-24	59–39
	Round of 16	GOG Gudme	22-13	20-27	42–40
	Group stage (Group B)	TV Giessen-Lützellinden	21-16	19-19	1st
		Gjerpen IF Skien	32-15	16-23
		SG WAT Funfhaus	29-14	20-16
	Finals	Hypo Niederösterreich	18-20	21-25	39–45

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1984–85 Finalist	Round of 16	Sasja Antwerpen	29-6	41-6	70–12
	Quarter-finals	Automobilist Baku	23-15	21-23	44–38
	Semi-finals	THJ Iskra Partizánske	23-15	23-21	44–36
	Finals	ASK Vorwärts Frankfurt	19-17	13-19	32–36
1996–97	Round of 16	GZKS Sośnica Gliwice	24-22	33-21	57–43
	Quarter-finals	Valencia Urbana	19-20	21-20	40–40 (a)
	Semi-finals	Robit Olimpija Ljubljana	24-26	17-21	41–47

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1994–95 Finalist	Round of 16	RK Kočevje	29-13	21-13	50–26
	Quarter-finals	Rapid București	24-14	21-19	45–33
	Semi-finals	Graničar Đurđevac	20-14	15-20	35–34
	Finals	Rotor Volgograd	20-24	19-24	39–48
1998–99	Round of 16	Željezničar Hadžići	29-14	25-26	54–40
	Quarter-finals	Oțelul Galați	21-20	20-24	41–44

From the 2016–17 season, the women's competition was merged with the EHF Cup.^[2]

Season	Round	Club	Home	Away	Aggregate
1987–88 Finalist	Round of 16	Mureşul Târgu Mureş	21-15	19-22	40–37
	Quarter-finals	SC Leipzig	22-15	18-24	40–39
	Semi-finals	TV Lützellinden	22-15	19-21	41–36
	Finals	Kuban Krasnodar	20-20	17-28	37–48
1988–89	Round of 16	Athinaikos	45-9	42-13	87–22
	Quarter-finals	Știința Bacău	21-31	20-32	41–63
1995–96	Round of 32	Ikast F.S.	27-13	20-31	47–44
	Round of 16	Jomsa Rimini	30-17	16-14	46–31
	Quarter-finals	Rostselmash Rostov	21-14	17-24	38–38 (a)
	Semi-finals	Kras Zagreb	25-19	11-18	36–37
1997–98	Round of 32	Silcotub Zalău	22-16	15-24	37–40

• Official website
• Vasas SC at eurohandball.com