Federation Cup (India)

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The Federation Cup is an annual knockout style club football tournament in India.In the 2007 version, held in Ludhiana, 16 clubs participated.The winner of the tournament was East Bengal who defeated Mahindra United 2-1 in the final, held on 15th September.

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[edit] Past Winners of the Federation Cup

[edit] The Top 10 Clubs by Number of Wins:

Club Wins Last Win Runners-up Last Runners-up
1 Mohun Bagan A.C. 12 2006 4
2 East Bengal 5 2007 7 1998
3 Salaocar S.C. 3 1997 3 1994
4 Mohammedan S.C. 2 1984 3 2002
5 Mahindra United 2 2005 2 1993
5 JCT Mills F.C. 2 1996 0 -
7 Kerala Police 2 1928 0 -
8 Dempo Sports Club 1 2004 2 2001
9 BSF (Border Security Force) 1 1979 1 1988
10 ITI (Indian Telephone Industries) 1 1977 0 -

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