Bahraini King's Cup

























Bahraini King's Cup
Founded 1952; 66 years ago (1952)
Country
Bahrain Bahrain
Current champions
Al-Najma
(2017-2018)
Most championships
Al-Muharraq SC (32)

2018–19 Bahraini King's Cup

The Bahraini King's Cup is Bahrain's premier knockout tournament in men's football (soccer).


The national cup has had many different names over the years. Emir Cup (1952-59 & 1978-2002), Federation Cup (1960–77) and King's Cup (2003–present).



Previous winners


Previous winners are:[1]



  • 1952 : Muharraq Club

  • 1953 : Muharraq Club

  • 1954 : Muharraq Club


unknown winner between 1955 and 1957



  • 1958 : Muharraq Club

  • 1959 : Muharraq Club

  • 1960 : Al Nusoor Manama 1-0 Muharraq Club

  • 1961 : Muharraq Club 4-1 Al Nusoor

  • 1962 : Muharraq Club 7-1 Al Nahda

  • 1963 : Muharraq Club 2-0 Bahrain Riffa

  • 1964 : Muharraq Club 4-2 Al Nusoor Manama

  • 1965 : no cup

  • 1966 : Muharraq Club 5-0 Taj

  • 1967 : Muharraq Club 1-0 Al Arabi

  • 1968 : Al Nusoor Manama 2-1 Bahrain Riffa

  • 1969 : Al Arabi 4-0 Al Tursana

  • 1970 : Bahrain Club 5-2 Al Nusoor Manama

  • 1971 : Bahrain Club 4-2 Al Arabi

  • 1972 : Muharraq Club 2-0 Bahrain Club

  • 1973 : Bahrain Riffa 2-2 (8 - 7) Bahrain Club

  • 1974 : Muharraq Club 3-2 Al Nusoor Manama

  • 1975 : Muharraq Club 5-1 Bahrain Club

  • 1976 : Al Hala 1-0 Bahrain Club

  • 1977 : Al Nusoor Manama 1-0 Muharraq Club

  • 1978 : Muharraq Club 1-0 Al Wahda

  • 1979 : Muharraq Club 1-0 Al Ahly Manama

  • 1980 : Al Hala 0-0 (4 - 2) East Riffa Club

  • 1981 : Al Hala 2-2 (5 - 4) Bahrain Club

  • 1982 : Al Ahly Manama 2-0 Bahrain Riffa

  • 1983 : Muharraq Club 2-0 Bahrain Riffa

  • 1984 : Muharraq Club 2-0 Bahrain Club

  • 1985 : Bahrain Riffa 1-1 (4 - 1) Bahrain Club

  • 1986 : Bahrain Riffa 1-0 East Riffa Club

  • 1987 : Al Ahly Manama 1-0 Al Wahda

  • 1988 : Al Wahda 1-0 Al Ahly Manama

  • 1989 : Muharraq Club 1-0 East Riffa Club

  • 1990 : Muharraq Club

  • 1991 : Al Ahly Manama

  • 1992 : Al Wahda

  • 1993 : Muharraq Club

  • 1994 : Al Wahda

  • 1995 : Muharraq Club

  • 1996 : Muharraq Club (4 - 3) Bahrain Club

  • 1997 : Muharraq Club 2-1 East Riffa Club

  • 1998 : Bahrain Riffa 2-1 Budaia

  • 1999 : East Riffa Club 1-0 Al Hala

  • 2000 : East Riffa Club 3-1 Qadisiya

  • 2001 : Al Ahly Manama 1-0 Essa Town

  • 2002 : Muharraq Club 0-0 (4 - 2) Al Ahly Manama

  • 2003 : Al Ahly Manama 2-1 Muharraq Club

  • 2004 : Al Shabab Jidds Hafs 2-1 Busaiteen

  • 2005 : Muharraq Club 1-0 (a.p.) Al Shabab Jidds Hafs

  • 2006 : Al-Najma 1-0 Al Ahly Manama

  • 2007 : Al-Najma 2-0 Al Hala

  • 2008 : Muharraq Club 2-0 Al-Najma


  • 2009 : Muharraq Club 1-1 (9-8 pens) Bahrain Riffa Club


  • 2010 : Bahrain Riffa Club 4-0 Busaiteen Club


  • 2011 : Muharraq Club 3-0 Busaiteen Club


  • 2012 : Muharraq Club 3-1 Bahrain Riffa Club


  • 2013 : Al-Muharraq SC 2-2 (aet) (4-3 pens) Al-Riffa SC


  • 2014 : East Riffa SCC 2-1 (aet) Busaiteen Club


  • 2015 : Hidd SCC 2-0 Busaiteen Club


  • 2015–16 : Al-Muharraq SC 3-1 Al-Riffa SC


  • 2016–17 : Manama SC 2-1 Al-Muharraq SC


  • 2017–18 : Al-Najma 1-1 (aet) (5-4 pens) Al-Muharraq SC



Top-Performing Clubs















































Club
 Champions
Al-Muharraq SC 32
Al-Ahli SC 8 (3 as Al Nusoor Manama)
Al-Najma 7 (3 Al Wahda and 1 Al Arabi)
Al-Riffa SC 5
Al Hala 3
East Riffa SCC 3
Bahrain SC 2
Al Shabab Jidds Hafs 1
Hidd SCC 1
Manama SC 1


References





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