Pertiwi Cup

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Pertiwi Cup
Founded2006;18 years ago (2006)
RegionFlag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia
Number of teams19 (2021–22)
Current champions Toli Putri
(Papua) (1st title)
Most successful club(s) Papua (4 titles)
Television broadcasters Vidio
Website ASBWI
Soccerball current event.svg 2021–22 Pertiwi Cup

Piala Pertiwi (English: Motherland's Cup) is the main national women's football cup competition in Indonesia, thus the female counterpart to the Piala Indonesia. This competition is managed by women's football board, under supervision of the Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI), and has been held since 2006. In the first three edition, the tournament name was Women's National Football Championship, before renamed to Pertiwi Cup in 2014.

Contents

List of finals

YearWinnerResultRunners-up
2006 [1] DafonsoroBuana
2008 [2] West Java 3–2 Yogyakarta 1
2010 [3] Papua 4–0 West Java
2014 [4] Papua 2 2–0 Papua 1
2017 [5] Papua 2–1 West Kalimantan
2018–19 [6] Persimura Putri
(Sumsel)
2–1 Bangka Belitung
2021–22 [7] Toli Putri
(Papua)
3–1 PS Bangka Putri
(Babel)
2024

Performances

ClubWinnersRunners-upYears wonYears runners-upTotal final
appearances
Papua 3 2010, 2017, 2021–22 2
West Java 11 2008 2014 2
Papua 2 1 2014 1
Putri Dafonsoro1 2006 1
South Sumatra 1 2018–19 1
Bangka Belitung 2 2018–19, 2021–22 2
Buana Putri1 2006 1
Papua 1 1 2014 1
West Kalimantan 1 2017 1
Yogyakarta 1 1 2008 1

Awards

Top scorer

YearScorerClubGoals
2006 Flag of Indonesia.svg Hannah Herriman Yogyakarta
15
2008 Flag of Indonesia.svg Lintang Marsini Yogyakarta 1
14
2010 Flag of Indonesia.svg Akudiana Tebay Papua
6
2014 Flag of Indonesia.svg Henny Jigibalom Papua 2
9
2017 Flag of Indonesia.svg Rani Mulyasari Bangka Belitung
8
2018–19 Flag of Indonesia.svg Febiana Kusumaningrum South Sumatra
7
2021–22 Flag of Indonesia.svg Dewi Tia Arema Putri
10

Best players

YearPlayerClub
2006
2008
2010 Flag of Indonesia.svg Akudiana Tebay Papua
2014 Flag of Indonesia.svg Christina Kaisiri Papua 2
2017 Flag of Indonesia.svg Yudith Herlina Sada Papua
2018–19 Flag of Indonesia.svg Azra Zifa Kayla Jakarta
2021–22

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