UEFA-Cup-Teams 2005/2006

Spain
CA Osasuna (Cup-Finalist)
Espanyol Barcelona (5.)
FC Sevilla (6.)


England
FC Liverpool (5. und ChampL-TV)
Bolton Wanderers (6.)
FC Middlesbrough (7.)
evtl. Tottenham Hotspur (Fairplay)


Italia
AS Rom (Cup-Finalist)
Sampdoria Genua (5.)
US Palermo (6.)


Germany
Hertha BSC Berlin (4.)
VfB Stuttgart (5.)
Bayer Leverkusen (6.)
FSV Mainz 05 (Fairplay)


France
AJ Auxerre (Cup Winner)
Stade Rennes (4.)
Racing Straßburg (Ligapokal-Sieger)


Portugal
Vitoria Setubal (5. + Cup Winner)
Sporting Braga (4.)
Boavista Porto (6.)


Greece
Aris Saloniki (Cup-Finalist)
AEK Athen (3.)
Skoda Xanthi (4.)
PAOK Saloniki (5.)


Netherland
Willem II Tilburg (Cup-Finalist)
AZ Alkmaar (3.)
Feyenoord Rotterdam (4.)
SC Heerenveen (5.)


Czech
Banik Ostrau (Cup Winner)
FK Teplitz (3.)


Tuerkey
Galatasaray Istanbul (3. + Cup Winner)
Besiktas Istanbul (4.)


Scottland
Dundee United (Cup-Finalist)
Hibernian Edinburgh (3.)


Belgium
GB Antwerpen (Cup Winner)
KRC Genk (3.)


Switz
FC Zürich (Cup Winner)
Grasshopper-Club Zürich (3.)
evtl. Young Boys Bern (Fairplay)


Ukraine
noch offen
noch offen


Norsk
Brann Bergen (3. + Cup Winner 2004)
Tromsö IL (4. 2004)
Viking Stavanger (Fairplay)


Poland
Pokalsieger
noch offen
noch offen


Israel
Maccabi Tel Aviv (Cup Winner)
Maccabi Petah-Tikva (2.)
Beitar Jerusalem (4.)


Austria
Austria Wien (3. + Cup Winner)
Grazer AK (2.)
SV Pasching (4.)


Serbien-Montenegro
Zeleznik Belgrad (Cup Winner)
Roter Stern Belgrad (2.)
Zeta Golubovci (3.)


Bulgaria
Levski Sofia (2. + Cup Winner)
Lokomotive Plovdiv (3.)
Litex Lovetsch (4.)


Russland
ZSKA Moskau (TV, 2. 2004, Cup Winner 2005)
Krylia Sowjetow Samara (3. 2004)
Zenit St. Petersburg (4. 2004)


Dänmark
Bröndby IF (Cup Winner) oder FC Midtylland
noch offen
evtl. 1. Platz (Fairplay)


Croatia
NK Rijeka (Cup Winner)
Inter Zapresic (2.)


Schweden
Djurgardens IF (Cup Winner 2004)
Halmstads BK (2. 2004)
evtl. Hammarby IF (Fairplay)


Ungarn
Matav Sopron (Cup Winner)
Ferencvaros Budapest (2.)


Rumänien
Dinamo Bukarest (Cup Winner) or Farul Constanta
noch offen


Slowakei
Dukla Banska Bystrica (Cup Winner)
noch offen


Slowenien
Publikum Celje (Cup Winner)
NK Domzale (2.)


Zypern
Omonia Nicosia (Cup Winner)
APOEL Nicosia (2.)


Moldawien
Nistru Otaci (2. + Cup Winner)
noch offen


Lettland
FK Ventspils (Cup Winner 2004)
Metalurgs Liepaja (3. 2004)


Finnland
MyPa Anjalankoski (Cup Winner 2004)
AC Allianssi Vantaa (2. 2004)


Bosnien-Herzegowina
FK Sarajevo (Cup Winner)
Zeljeznicar Sarajevo (2.)


Georgien
Lokomotiwi Tiflis (Cup Winner)
Torpedo Kutaissi (2.)


Mazedonien
Bashkimi Kumanovo (Cup Winner)
Vardar Skopje (2.)


Litauen
Atlantas Klaipeda (Cup-Finalist 2004)
Ekranas Panevezys (2. 2004)


Weißrussland
MTZ-RIPA Minsk (Cup Winner 2005)
BATE Borissow (2. 2004)


Island
IB Keflavik (Cup Winner 2004)
IB Vestmannaeyjar (2. 2004)


Malta
FC Birkirkara (2. und Pokalsieger)
Hibernians Paola (3.)


Irland
Longford Town (Cup Winner 2004)
Cork City (2. 2004)


Armenien
MIKA Aschtarak (2. 2004 + Cup Winner 2005)
Banants Erewan (3. 2004)


Wales
Carmarthen Town (Cup-Finalist)
FC Rhyl (2.)


Liechtenstein
FC Vaduz (Cup Winner)


Albanien
Teuta Durres (Cup Winner)
KS Elbasani (2.)


Nordirland
FC Portadown (Cup Winner)
FC Linfield (2.)


Estland
Tallinna VMK (2. 2004 and Cup-Finalist 2005)
Flora Tallinn (3. 2004)
evtl. Tulevik Viljandi (Fairplay)


Luxemburg
CS Petingen (Cup Winner)
Etzella Ettelbrück (2.)


Aserbaidschan
FK Baku (Cup Winner)
Hazar Lenkoran oder Neftschi Baku


Färöer
NSI Runavik (Cup-Finalist 2004)
B36 Torshavn (2. 2004)


Kasachstan
FK Taraz (Cup Winner 2004)
Irtysch Pawlodar (2. 2004)


Andorra
UE Sant Julia (Master)


San Marino
SP Domagnano (Master)