The 1993–94 EHF Champions League was the first edition of Europe's premier men handball clubs competition after being rebranded as such. It was won by CB Cantabria (then known as TEKA Santander), who had won the EHF Cup the past season, in a final against Académico BC Braga, who became the first Portuguese team to reach a continental final.
It was the first of eight Champions League trophies in a row won by Spanish clubs, ending the dominance of Eastern European handball.
Preliminary round
First round
Eight finals
Group stage
Group A
Matchday OneUSAM Nîmes 25–22Badel 1862 ZagrebSandefjord TIF 28–18Académico BragaMatchday TwoBadel 1862 Zagreb29–29Sandefjord TIFAcadémico Braga26–26USAM NîmesMatchday ThreeUSAM Nîmes26–20Sandefjord TIFAcadémico Braga24–19Badel 1862 ZagrebMatchday FourUSAM Nîmes22–22Académico BragaSandefjord TIF25–24Badel 1862 ZagrebMatchday FiveAcadémico Braga28–22Sandefjord TIFBadel 1862 Zagreb23–23USAM NîmesMatchday SixBadel 1862 Zagreb18–21Académico BragaSandefjord TIF22–20USAM Nîmes
Group B
Matchday OneCelje 19–21TEKA SantanderUHK West Wien 20–19SG W-MassenheimMatchday TwoTEKA Santander21–17UHK West WienSG W. Massenheim23–18CeljeMatchday ThreeSG W. Massenheim30–23TEKA SantanderCelje24–18UHK West WienMatchday FourUHK West Wien28–23TEKA SantanderCelje23–16SG W. MassenheimMatchday FiveSG W. Massenheim17–15UHK West WienTEKA Santander20–19CeljeMatchday SixUHK West Wien18–17CeljeTEKA Santander28–23SG W. Massenheim
Final
References EHF