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Annual association football tournament in Ethiopia
Football tournament
Ethiopian Cup
Founded
1945
2025 Ethiopian Cup
The
Ethiopian Cup
is the top knockout tournament of the
Ethiopian
football
. It was created in 1945.
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Winners
References
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Winners
1945
:
British Military Mission-BMME
(Addis Abeba)
1946
:
Army
(Addis Abeba)
1947
:
Polisportiva
(Addis Abeba)
1948
:
Body Guard
(Addis Abeba)
1949
:
Army
(Addis Abeba)
1950
:
Army
(Addis Abeba)
1951
:
Army
(Addis Abeba)
1952
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1953
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1954
:
Army
(Addis Abeba)
1955
:
Mechal
(Addis Abeba)
1956
:
Mechal
(Addis Abeba)
1957
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1958
:
Mekuria
(Addis Abeba)
1959
:
Omedla
(Addis Abeba) (Police)
1960
:
Nib
(Bishoftu) (Air Force)
No Cup between 1961 and 1969
1970
:
Asmara
(Asmara)
1971
:
EEPCO
(Addis Abeba)
1972
:
EEPCO
(Addis Abeba)
1973
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1974
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1975
:
Mechal
(Addis Abeba)
1976
:
EEPCO
(Addis Abeba)
1977
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1978
:
Omedla
(Addis Abeba)
1979
:
no cup
1980
:
Ermejachen
(Addis Abeba)
1981
:
Key Bahr "Red Sea"
(Eritrea)
1982
:
Mechal
(Addis Abeba)
1983
:
Key Bahr "Red Sea"
(Eritrea)
1984
:
Eritrea Shoes
(Eritrea)
1985
:
Eritrea Shoes
(Eritrea)
1986
:
Building Construction
(Addis Abeba)
1987
:
Eritrea Shoes
(Eritrea)
1988
:
Bunna Gebeya
1989
:
no cup
1990
:
Mechal
(Addis Abeba)
No Cup between 1991 and 1992
1993
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1994
:
Muger Cement
(Adama)
1995
:
Medhin
(Addis Abeba) (Insurance)
1996
:
Awassa Flour Mill
(Awassa)
1997
:
Wolaita Tussa S.C.
(Wolaita Sodo)
1998
:
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba) 4-2 (a.p.)
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
1999
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
2000
:
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba) 2-1
Awassa Kenema
(Awassa)
2001
:
EEPCO
(Addis Abeba) 2-1 (a.p.) Guna Trading FC (Mekelé)
2002
:
Medhin
(Addis Abeba) 0 - 0 (6 - 3)
EEPCO
(Addis Abeba)
2003
:
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba) 2-0
EEPCO
(Addis Abeba)
2004
:
Banks SC
(Addis Abeba) 1-0
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba)
2005
:
Awassa Kenema
(Awassa) 2-2
Muger Cement
(Nazareth) (Awassa gagne aux tirs aux buts)
2006
:
Mekelakeya
(Addis Abeba) 1-0
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba)
2007
:
Harrar Beer Botling F.C.
2008
:
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba) 2-1
Awassa Kenema
(Awassa)
2009-10
:
Dedebit
(Addis Abeba) 1-0
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
[
1
]
2010-11
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba) 3-1
Muger Cement
(Nazareth)
[
2
]
2012
:
Not played
[
3
]
2013
:
Mekelakeya
(Addis Abeba) 0-0 (4-2 pen.)
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
[
4
]
2014
:
Dedebit
[
5
]
2015
:
Mekelakeya
(Addis Abeba) 2-0
Awassa Kenema
(Awassa)
[
6
]
2016
:
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba) 1-1 (4-3 pen.)
Mekelakeya
(Addis Abeba)
2017
:
Welayta Dicha
(Sodo) 1-1 (4-3 pen.)
Mekelakeya
(Addis Abeba)
[
7
]
2018
:
Mekelakeya
(Addis Abeba) 0-0 (3-2 pen.)
Saint-George SA
(Addis Abeba)
[
8
]
2019
:
Fasil Kenema
(Gonder) 1-1 (pen.)
Awassa Kenema
(Awassa)
No Cup between 2020 and 2023
2024
:
Ethiopian Coffee
(Addis Abeba) 2-1
Wolaitta Dicha
(Sodo)
2025
:
Sidama Coffee
(Sidama) 2–1
Wolaitta Dicha
(Sodo)
References
↑
Dedebit FC wins Ethiopian Cup as St. George saw 5 players sent off
↑
Mengistu Worku Ethiopia Cup: St. George defeats Mugher 3-1 to clinch title
↑
EFF knocks out Ethiopian championship
↑
Mekelakeya beat St. George to take knock out title
Archived
2013-11-03 at the
Wayback Machine
↑
Dedebit hopeful of advancing to next round
↑
Defence Force crowned Ethiopian Cup champions
↑
Wolaita Dicha clinch maiden Ethiopia Cup
↑
ገብረማርያም, አብርሃም (September 29, 2018).
"መከላከያ የ2010 የኢትዮጵያ ዋንጫ ቻምፒዮን!"
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