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Ciutat de Lleida Trophy is a "friendly" football (soccer) tournament played annually in Lleida (province of Lleida, Catalonia, Spain). [1] [2]
| Year | Winner | Runner Up | Score | Winner scorers | Runner Up scorers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1987 August 9th |  UE Lleida |  Pumas | 2-2 on penalties | Roberto (55'), Planelles (86') | Vázquez (23'), Raya (76') |
| 1990 August 14th |  Peñarol | UE Lleida | 2-1 | Silvero (2'), Generali (85') | Azcona (1') |
| 1991 August 19th |  Torpedo | UE Lleida | 2-1 | Griskin (61'), Uljnov (80') | Bartolo (37') |
| 1992 August 27th | UE Lleida |  Atlético Mineiro | 2-1 | Palau (9'), Gonzalo (17') | Nael (26') |
| 1994 August 9th | UE Lleida | Betis | 2-1 | Salillas (p) (70'), (82') | Márquez (38') |
| 1995 August 17th | UE Lleida | Athletic | 3-1 | Lente (5'), Salillas (80'), (p) (82') | Valverde (p) (9') |
| 1997 August 21st | UE Lleida |  Japan Olympic Team | 3-0 | Setvalls (18'), Escoda (66'), Roa (78') | |
| 1998 August 14th | Barcelona | UE Lleida | 2-2 on penalties | Cocu (9'), Óscar (67') | Setvalls (43'), Moreno (p) (52') |
| 1999 August 6th |  PAOK | UE Lleida | 5-2 | Bandović (25'), Dollberg (50'), Frousos (58'), (62'), Toursounidis (70') | Peña (18'), Escoda (36') |
| 2000 August 19th | UE Lleida |  Fiorentina | 2-1 | Lusarreta (56'), Garrido (76') | Gomes (11') |
| 2001 August 7th | Espanyol | UE Lleida | 2-2 on penalties | Aganzo (56'), (57') | Caballero (22'), Sergio Rodríguez (83') |
| 2002 August 20th | Espanyol | UE Lleida | 2-0 | Velamazán (6'), Luque (51') | |
| 2003 August 18th | Nàstic | UE Lleida | 2-1 | Sukia (9'), Lusarreta (83') | Toño (28') |
| 2004 August 17th | UE Lleida |  Obilić | 3-1 | Nakor (1'), (12'), Sergio Rodríguez (45') | Đokić (90') |
| 2005 August 12th | Mallorca | UE Lleida | 3-0 | Luis García (27'), Pereira (69'), Arango (80') | |
| 2006 August 17th | UE Lleida | Castellón | 1-1 on penalties | Unai (15') | Tabares (31') |
| 2007 August 21st | UE Lleida | Lleida Selection 1 | 1-0 | Keko (44') | |
| 2008 August 20th | UE Lleida | Lleida Selection 1 | 3-1 | David Giménez (70'), Campabadal (86'), Mikel Álvaro (88') | Castellana (34') |
| 2009 August 20th | Lleida Selection 1 | UE Lleida | 1-1 on penalties | Cheikh (29') | Galiano (p) (44') |
| 2010 August 18th | Huesca | UE Lleida | 1-0 | Roberto |
1 Lleida Selection was a team formed by players from CF Balaguer, UE Tàrrega and FC Benavent.
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