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Durand Football Tournament/Durand Cup winners and runners-up list since 1888

Durand Cup winners and runners-up list

Durand Cup Winners List...

Durand Football Tournament, commonly known as the Durand Cup, is the oldest existing football tournament in Asia and the third oldest in the world, a domestic football competition held annually in India. The Durand Cup was established in 1888 by Sir Henry Mortimer Durand.

The Durand Cup is one of the most prestigious football competitions in India and East Bengal and Mohun Bagan is one of the most successful teams in the tournament having won the competition 16 times. Let's take a look at all the winners in the history of the Durand Cup.

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Champions List of the Post-Independence Era

Durand Cup Winners List:

Pre-independance era (1888–1947)
Year	Winners	Runners-up
1888	Royal Scots Fusiliers	Highland Light Infantry
1889	Highland Light Infantry	Shimla Rifles (2nd Punjab Volunteer Rifle Corps)
1890	Highland Light Infantry	Royal Irish Fusiliers
1891	King’s Own Scottish Borderers	East Lancashire Regiment
1892	King’s Own Scottish Borderers	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
1893	Highland Light Infantry	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
1894	Highland Light Infantry	Royal Scots Fusiliers
1895	Highland Light Infantry	Somerset Light Infantry
1896	Somerset Light Infantry	Black Watch
1897	Black Watch	Shimla Rifles (2nd Punjab Volunteer Rifle Corps)
1898	Black Watch	North Staffordshire Regiment
1899	Black Watch	Yorkshire Regiment
1900	South Wales Borderers	East Lancashire Regiment
1901	South Wales Borderers	South Staffordshire Regiment
1902	Hampshire Regiment	East Lancashire Regiment
1903	Royal Irish Rifles	Queen’s Regiment
1904	North Staffordshire Regiment	Black Watch
1905	Royal Dragoons	Dorsetshire Regiment
1906	Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)	Bedfordshire Regiment
1907	Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)	Royal Welsh Fusiliers
1908	Lancashire Fusiliers	Royal Irish Rifles
1909	Lancashire Fusiliers	King’s Regiment
1910	Royal Scots	King’s Royal Rifle Corps
1911	Black Watch	Lancashire Fusiliers
1912	Royal Scots	Lancashire Fusiliers
1913	Lancashire Fusiliers	King’s Royal Rifle Corps
1914–19	Cancelled because of World War I
1920	Black Watch	Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
1921	Worcestershire Regiment	Royal Fusiliers
1922	Lancashire Fusiliers	Royal Field Artillery
1923	Cheshire Regiment	Essex Regiment
1924	Worcestershire Regiment	Essex Regiment
1925	Sherwood Foresters	Worcestershire Regiment
1926	Durham Light Infantry	Sherwood Foresters
1927	York & Lancaster Regiment	East Indian Railway Regiment
1928	Sherwood Foresters	York & Lancaster Regiment
1929	York & Lancaster Regiment	East Yorkshire Regiment
1930	York & Lancaster Regiment	Leicestershire Regiment
1931	Devonshire Regiment	Border Regiment
1932	King’s Shropshire Light Infantry	Devonshire Regiment
1933	King’s Shropshire Light Infantry	Leicestershire Regiment
1934	Royal Signals	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
1935	Border Regiment	Royal Norfolk Regiment
1936	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	Green Howards
1937	Border Regiment	Royal Scots
1938	South Wales Borderers	Border Regiment
1939	Cancelled because of World War II
1940	Mohammedan	Royal Warwickshire Regiment
1941–47	Not held
Post-independance era (1950–present)
1950	Hyderabad City Police	Mohun Bagan
1951	East Bengal	Rajasthan Armed Constabulary
1952	East Bengal	Hyderabad City Police
1953	Mohun Bagan	National Defence Academy
1954	Hyderabad City Police	Hindustan Aircraft Limited
1955	Madras Regimental Centre	Indian Air Force
1956	East Bengal	Hyderabad City Police
1957	Hyderabad City Police	East Bengal
1958	Madras Regimental Centre	Gorkha Brigade
1959–60	Mohun Bagan	Mohammedan
1960–61	Mohan Bagan and East Bengal Joint Winners	-
1961	Andhra Pradesh Police	Mohun Bagan
1962	Cancelled because of Indo-China war
1963	Mohun Bagan	Andhra Pradesh Police
1964	Mohun Bagan	East Bengal
1965	Mohun Bagan	Punjab Police
1966	Gorkha Brigade	Sikh Regimental Centre
1967	East Bengal	Bengal-Nagpur Railway
1968	Border Security Force	East Bengal
1969	Gorkha Brigade	Border Security Force
1970	East Bengal	Mohun Bagan
1971	Border Security Force	Leaders Club
1972	East Bengal	Mohun Bagan
1973	Border Security Force	Rajasthan Armed Constabulary (Bikaner)
1974	Mohun Bagan	JCT
1975	Border Security Force	JCT
1976	BSF and JCT Joint Winners	-
1977	Mohun Bagan	JCT
1978	East Bengal	Mohun Bagan
1979	Mohun Bagan	Punjab Police
1980	Mohun Bagan	Mohammedan
1981	Border Security Force	JCT
1982	Mohan Bagan and East Bengal Joint Winners	-
1983	JCT	Mohun Bagan
1984	Mohun Bagan	East Bengal
1985	Mohun Bagan	JCT
1986	Mohun Bagan	East Bengal
1987	JCT	Mohun Bagan
1988	Border Security Force	East Bengal
1989	East Bengal	Mohun Bagan
1990	East Bengal	Mahindra United
1991	East Bengal	Border Security Force
1992	JCT	Mohammedan
1993	East Bengal	Punjab State Electricity Board
1994	Mohun Bagan	East Bengal
1995–96	East Bengal	Tata Football Academy
1996	JCT	Al-Naft
1997	FC Kochin	Mohun Bagan
1998	Mahindra United	East Bengal
1999	Salgaocar	East Bengal
2000	Mohun Bagan	Mahindra United
2001–02	Mahindra United	Churchill Brothers
2002–03	East Bengal	Army XI
2003	Salgaocar	East Bengal
2004	East Bengal	Mohun Bagan
2005	Army XI	Sporting Goa
2006	Dempo	JCT
2007	Churchill Brothers	Mahindra United
2008	Mahindra United	Churchill Brothers
2009	Churchill Brothers	Mohun Bagan
2010	Prayag United	JCT
2011	Churchill Brothers	Prayag United
2012	Air India	Dodsal
2013	Mohammedan	ONGC
2014	Salgaocar	Pune
2016	Army Green	NEROCA
2019	Gokulam Kerala	Mohun Bagan
2020	Tournament not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Goa	Mohammedan
2022	Bengaluru FC	Mumbai City FC

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