Dorset Senior Cup

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Dorset Senior Cup
Organising body Dorset County FA
Founded1981;43 years ago (1981)
Region Flag of Dorset.svg Dorset
Number of teams10 (2023–24)
Current champions Hamworthy Recreation
(1st title)
Most successful club(s) Weymouth
(13 titles)
Website Dorset Senior Cup

The Dorset Senior Cup is a knockout cup competition involving association football teams from the county of Dorset, England, affiliated with the Dorset County Football Association. The current holders of the Dorset Senior Cup are Hamworthy Recreation who beat Shaftesbury 3-1 in the final on 30 April 2024 at the Cockrams ground in Shaftesbury.

Contents

The competition is open to all affiliated clubs at step 7 and above of the national league system. They must also have floodlights at their home grounds. [1] The county FA headquarters is located at the County Ground in Hamworthy near Poole.

Teams

A total of 12 teams competed for the 2023–24 season.

Note: TH: Title holder

Previous winners

Key

Match went to a replay
Match went to extra time
Match decided by a penalty shootout after extra time
Shared trophy
YearWinnerResultRunner-upNotesSource
1981 Bridport 2–1 Wimborne Town [2]
1982 St. Pauls 1–0 Wimborne Town [2]
1983 Trinidad Bluebird 2–0 St. Pauls [2]
1984 Sherborne 1–0 Bridport [2]
1985 Weymouth 4–2 Portland United After extra-time [3] [4]
1986 Weymouth 8–0 Wimborne Town [5] [6]
1987 Weymouth 5–3 Swanage Town & Herston [6] [7]
1988 Bridport 3–1 Poole Town [6] [8]
1989 Poole Town 3–1 Dorchester Town Replay. First match ended 2–2. [6] [8]
1990 Swanage Town & Herston 1–0 Weymouth [9]
1991 Weymouth 5–1 Swanage Town & Herston [3] [6]
1992 Wimborne Town 1–0 Bridport [6]
1993 Weymouth 4–0 Poole Town [3] [6]
1994 Dorchester Town 1–0 Poole Town [10]
1995 Hamworthy Engineering 4–1 Poole Town [6] [11]
1996 Dorchester Town 3–1 St. Paul's [6] [12]
1997 Wimborne Town 2–0 Wareham Rangers [2]
1998 Poole Town 2–1 Hamworthy United [8] [13]
1999 Weymouth 4–1 Wimborne Town [3] [6]
2000 Weymouth 2–1 Wimborne Town [3] [6]
2001 Dorchester Town 2–1 Weymouth After extra-time. [6] [12] [14]
2002 Weymouth 1–1 Dorchester Town Weymouth won 4–3 on penalties. [3] [6] [15]
2003 Dorchester Town 2–0 Weymouth [6] [12] [16]
2004 Sherborne Town 3–2 Poole Town [6] [8] [17]
2005 Bridport 1–0 Hamworthy United [6]
2006 Hamworthy United 2–1 Poole Town [6] [18]
2007 Dorchester Town 2–1 Sherborne Town [12] [19]
2008 Sherborne Town 2–1 Portland United [8] [20]
2009 Poole Town 2–0 Dorchester Town After extra-time. [8] [21] [22]
2010 Gillingham Town 2–1 Wimborne Town After extra-time. [23]
2011 Dorchester Town 6–2 Weymouth [12] [24]
2012 Dorchester Town 2–0 Wimborne Town [12] [24]
2013 Poole Town 4–1 Wimborne Town [25]
2014 Poole Town 2–0 Hamworthy United [26]
2015 Weymouth 1–0 Dorchester Town [27]
2016 Weymouth 2–1 Gillingham Town [28]
2017 Weymouth 1–0 Gillingham Town After extra-time. [29]
2018 Wimborne Town 7–0 Shaftesbury Town [30]
2019 Poole Town 5–0 Wimborne Town [31]
2020 Weymouth 4–2 Dorchester Town [32]
2022 Poole Town 2–1 Hamworthy United After extra-time. [33]
2023 Poole Town 4–0 Weymouth [34]
2024 Hamworthy Recreation 3–1 Shaftesbury [35]

Winners

ClubWinsFirst final wonLast final wonRunner-upLast final lostTotal final apps.
Weymouth 12198520205202317
Poole Town 8198920236200614
Dorchester Town 7199420125202012
Wimborne Town 3199220189201912
Bridport 319812005219925
Sherborne Town 219842008120075
Hamworthy United 120062006420225
Swanage Town & Herston 119901990219913
Gillingham Town 120102010220173
St. Pauls119821982119832
Trinidad Bluebird11983198301
Sherborne11984198401
Hamworthy Engineering11995199501
Hamworthy Recreation 12024202401

Records & statistics

Finals

Scoring

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