Finnish Cup

The Finnish Cup (Finnish: Suomen Cup; Swedish: Finlands Cup) is Finland's main national cup competition in football. This yearly competition is open for member clubs of the FA of Finland. Finnish Cup has been played since 1955.

Finnish Cup winner qualifies to UEFA Europa League. Reigning champion (2010) is Turun Palloseura, who defeated Helsingin Jalkapalloklubi at the cup-final, which was played 25.09.2010 at Sonera Stadium, Helsinki.

361 teams (ranging from Veikkausliiga to 7th div. plus Veterans and A-juniors) registered for the Finnish Cup 2008[1]. The tournament started on April 1, 2008 with the first match of Round 1 and will conclude with the Final on November 1, 2008 at Finnair Stadium, Helsinki[1].

Contents

Finals

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Season Date (d, m, y) Winner Runner up Score Venue City Attendance
2011 24.9.2011 HJK KuPS 2-1 aet. Sonera Stadium Helsinki 5 125
2010 25.9.2010 TPS HJK 2-0 Sonera Stadium Helsinki 5 137
2009 31.10.2009 Inter Turku Tampere United 2-1 Finnair Stadium Helsinki 2 065
2008 1.11.2008 HJK FC Honka 2-1 aet. Finnair Stadium Helsinki 1 554
2007 11.11.2007 Tampere United FC Honka 3-3, 3-1 pen. Finnair Stadium Helsinki 1 457
2006 4.11.2006 HJK KPV 1-0 Finnair Stadium Helsinki 2 447
2005 29.10.2005 FC Haka TPS 4-1 Finnair Stadium Helsinki 2 130
2004 30.10.2004 MyPa FC Hämeenlinna 2-1 Finnair Stadium Helsinki 2 650
2003 1.11.2003 HJK AC Allianssi 2-1 aet. Finnair Stadium Helsinki 3 520
2002 9.11.2002 FC Haka FC Lahti 4-1 Finnair Stadium Helsinki 2 984
2001 12.11.2001 Atlantis FC Tampere United 1-0 Tammela Stadion Tampere 3 820
2000 10.11.2000 HJK Kotkan TP 1-0 Finnair Stadium Helsinki 3 471
1999 30.10.1999 FC Jokerit FF Jaro 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 217
1998 31.10.1998 HJK PK-35 3-2 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 5 023
1997 25.10.1997 FC Haka TPS 2-1 aet. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 4 107
1996 3.11.1996 HJK TPS 0-0, 4-3 pen. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 632
1995 28.10.1995 MyPa FC Jazz 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 6 140
1994 10.7.1994 TPS HJK 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 7 617
1993 17.7.1993 HJK RoPS 2-0 Porin Stadion Pori 4 680
1992 9.7.1992 MyPa FF Jaro 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 9 517
1991 24.10.1991 TPS FC Kuusysi 0-0, 5-3 pen. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 8 727
1990 13.10.1990 FC Ilves HJK 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 8 285
1989 14.10.1989 KuPS Haka 3-2 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 5 203
1988 15.10.1988 Haka OTP 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 504
1987 17.10.1987 FC Kuusysi OTP 5-4 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 7 176
1986 11.10.1986 RoPS KePS 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 636
1985 19.10.1985 Haka HJK 2-2, 2-1 pen. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 6 622
1984 20.10.1984 HJK FC Kuusysi 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 6 057
1983 15.10.1983 FC Kuusysi Haka 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 5 008
1982 16.10.1982 Haka KPV 3-2 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 4 161
1981 17.10.1981 HJK FC Kuusysi 4-0 Töölön Pallokenttä Helsinki 5 063
1980 19.10.1980 KTP Haka 3-2 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 7 039
1979 21.10.1979 FC Ilves TPS 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 409
1978 8.10.1978
15.10.1978		 Reipas Lahti KPT 3-1
1-1		 Väinölänniemi
Radiomäki		 Kuopio
Lahti		 1 664
1 731
1977 23.10.1977 Haka SePS 3-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 2 134
1976 17.4.1977 Reipas Lahti FC Ilves 2-0 Tampere 2 175
1975 25.4.1976 Reipas Lahti HJK 6-2 aet. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 6 086
1974 6.10.1974 Reipas Lahti OTP 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 4 866
1973 7.10.1973 Reipas Lahti SePS 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 2 846
1972 15.10.1972 Reipas Lahti VPS 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 528
1971 10.10.1971 MP Sport 4-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 2 645
1970 4.10.1970 MP Reipas Lahti 4-1 aet. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 5 399
1969 8.10.1969 Haka Honka 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 1 250
1968 12.10.1968 KuPS KTP 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 521
1967 11.10.1967 KTP Reipas Lahti 2-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 5 243
1966 30.10.1966 HJK KTP 6-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 7 069
1965 20.10.1965 Åbo IFK TPS 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 1 936
1964 18.10.1964 Reipas Lahti LaPa 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 4 837
1963 20.10.1963 Haka Reipas Lahti 1-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 14 052
1962 21.10.1962 HPS RoPS 5-0 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 5 022
1961 22.10.1961 KTP Pallo-Pojat 5-2 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 601
1960 23.10.1960 Haka RU-38 3-1 aet. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 4 729
1959 1.11.1959 Haka HIFK 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 4 176
1958 3.9.1958 KTP KIF 4-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 005
1957 27.10.1957 IF Drott KPT 2-1 aet. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 907
1956 28.10.1956 Pallo-Pojat TKT 2-1 Olympic Stadium Helsinki 2 020
1955 20.11.1955 Haka HPS 4-1 aet. Olympic Stadium Helsinki 3 021

Performance By Club

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Club Winners Winning Years
FC Haka 12 1955, 1959, 1960, 1963, 1969, 1977, 1982, 1985, 1988, 1997, 2002, 2005
HJK 11 1966, 1981, 1984, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2011
Reipas Lahti 7 1964, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978
KTP 4 1958, 1961, 1967, 1980
MyPa 3 1992, 1995, 2004
TPS 3 1991, 1994, 2010
Ilves 2 1979, 1990
KuPS 2 1968, 1989
Kuusysi 2 1983, 1987
MP 2 1970, 1971
ÅIFK 1 1965
Atlantis 1 2001
IF Drott 1 1957
HPS 1 1962
FC Jokerit 1 1999
Pallo-Pojat 1 1956
RoPS 1 1986
TamU 1 2007
Inter Turku 1 2009

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Finnish Cup". Suomencup.net. 2008-03-05. http://suomencup.net/index.php?title=Finnish_Cup. Retrieved 2008-09-20. 
  2. ^ a b "Finnish Cup (men), finals 1955–2007.". based on Jalkapallokirja 2007. Suomencup.net. 2008-06-14. http://suomencup.net/index.php?title=Finnish_Cup_finals. Retrieved 2008-09-20. 

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