Peterborough Senior Cup

Last updated
Peterborough & District Senior Cup
Organising bodyPeterborough and District FA
Founded1980;44 years ago (1980)
Region Peterborough
Current champions Oakham United
(1st title)
Most successful club(s)Ortonians
(7 titles)

The Senior Cup is the prominent knockout competition for the Peterborough & District Football Association (PDFA). [1] According to the current rules of the competition, it is open to all clubs whose affiliation is with the PDFA and those affiliated to the Northamptonshire County Football Association that lie within 10 miles of Peterborough. The current holders are Oakham United who defeated Warboys Town 4-3 on penalties after the match ended 0–0 at London Road Stadium in Peterborough. [2]

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History

The PDFA covers the town of Peterborough, Rutland, South Lincolnshire and parts of north west Cambridgeshire. For the purposes of the Senior Cup and other cup competitions, clubs affiliated to the Northamptonshire County Football Association that lie within 10 miles of Peterborough town centre are also included. [1] The Senior Cup was first competed in the 1980-81 season. [3]

Winners

#SeasonWinnerResultRunner-upNotes
11980–81WhittleseyUnited Parson Drove
21981–82 Ramsey Town Wisbech United
31982–83Ortonians EyeUnited
41983–84Yaxley KingsLynn res.
51984–85 Somersham Town Whittlesey United
61985–86OrtoniansPerkin Sports
71986–87 Downham Town Huntingdon United
81987–88Perkin Sports Pinchbeck United
91988–89LBC OrtoniansStamford Belvedere
101989–90LBC OrtoniansStamford Belvedere
111990–91 Wisbech Town Leverington Sport res.
121991–92 Deeping Rangers Whittlesey United
131992–93MolinsOrtonians
141993–94PerkinsSports Moulton Harrox
151994–95LeveringtonSports Hotpoint
161995–96OrtoniansMoulton Harrox
171996–97 Deeping Rangers Leverington Sports
181997–98 Wisbech Town res.Oundle Town
191998–99Perkins Sports Deeping Rangers
201999–2000Oundle Town Long Sutton Athletic
212000–01 Eye United Hotpoint
222001–02 Eye United Long Sutton Athletic
232002–03 Eye United Hotpoint
242003–04OrtoniansAlconbury
252004–05OrtoniansAlconbury
262005–06 Deeping Rangers Crowland Town
272006–07AlconburyMoulton Harrox
282007–08Perkins SportsParson Drove
292008–09Rutland RangersMoulton Harrox
302009–10Rutland Rangers Ramsey Town
312010–11Moulton Harrox Ramsey Town
322011–12 Pinchbeck United Netherton United
332012–13Moulton Harrox3–0Peterborough ICA Sports
342013–14Peterborough ICA Sports1–0Sawtry
352014–15Coates Athletic3–3 Netherton United Coastes Athletic won 5–3 on penalties.
362015–16 Whittlesey Athletic 1–0Langtoft United
372016–17Peterborough ICA Sports Pinchbeck United
382017–18 Netherton United 4–2Moulton Harrox
392018–19 Whittlesey Athletic 4–3Moulton Harrox
402019–20Competition suspended after semi-finals due to COVID-19 pandemic. Netherton United and Uppingham Town were in the finals,
412020–21Uppingham TownMoulton Harrox
432022–23Uppingham Town4–2 Holbeach United res.
442023–24 Oakham United 0–0 Warboys Town Oakham United won 4–3 on penalties.

Wins by teams

ClubWinnersLast WinRunners-upLast FinalNotes
Ortonians72004–0512004–05Won 1 title as Ortonians Eye and 2 titles as LBC Ortonians. Dissolved in 2010.
Deeping Rangers 32005–0612005–06
Eye United 32002–0302002–03
Perkins Sports42007–0802007–08Won 1 title as Perkins.
Moulton Harrox22012–1302012–13
Peterborough ICA Sports22016–1712016–17
Rutland Rangers22009–1002009–10Dissolved in 2014.
Uppingham Town22022–2302022–23
Whittlesey Athletic 22018–1902018–19
Wisbech Town 21997–9801997–98
Alconbury12006–0722006–07
Coates Athletic12014–1512014–15
Downham Town 11986–8701986–87
Leverington11994–9511996–97Competed as Leverington Sports in 1996–97.
Molins11992–9301992–93Dissolved in 1986.
Netherton United 12017–1822017–18
Oakham United 12023–2402023–24
Oundle Town11999–200011999–2000
Pinchbeck United 12011–1222016–17
Ramsey Town 11981–8222010–11
Somersham Town 11984–8501984–85
Whittlesey11980–8101980–81
Yaxley Kings11983–8401983–84Dissolved in 2005.

Recent finals

3 May 2013 Moulton Harrox 3–0 Peterborough ICA Sports London Road, Peterborough
19:45 BST Tom Panton Soccerball shade.svg
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Report
16 May 2014 Sawtry 0–1 Peterborough ICA Sports London Road, Peterborough
19:45 BST Report Matthew Barber Soccerball shade.svg
27 April 2015 Coates Athletic 3–3
(5–3 p)
Netherton United London Road, Peterborough
19:45 BST Liam Harold Soccerball shade.svgSoccerball shade.svg
Adam Piergianni Soccerball shade.svg
Report Tom Randall Soccerball shade.svg
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Lee Clementson Soccerball shade.svg
19 May 2016 Whittlesey Athletic 1–0 Langtoft United London Road, Peterborough
19:45 BST Adam Piergianni Soccerball shade.svg Report Referee: Lee Hartley
17 May 2018 Moulton Harrox 2–4 Netherton United London Road, Peterborough
20:00 BST Danny Maddison Soccerball shade.svg
Marcus Parry Soccerball shade.svg
Report Referee: Neil Smith
11 May 2019 Moulton Harrox 3–4 Whittlesey Athletic Nene Valley Community Centre, Peterborough
17:30 BST Declan Earth Soccerball shade.svg
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Tom Panton Soccerball shade.svg
Report Jack Carter Soccerball shade.svgSoccerball shade.svgSoccerball shade.svg
Aaron Dunmore Soccerball shade.svg
Referee: Nicolae Manolescu
9 May 2020 Netherton United CANC Uppingham Town Nene Valley Community Centre, Peterborough
17:30 BST Report
2021 Uppingham Town -Moulton Harrox
5 May 2023 Holbeach United res. 2–4 Uppingham Town Haydon Whitham Stadium, Market Deeping
19:45 BST Jordan Keeble Soccerball shade.svgSoccerball shade.svg Report Oliver Lewin Soccerball shade.svg
Jordan Neil Soccerball shade.svg
Josh Porter Soccerball shade.svg
Will Thomas Soccerball shade.svg
Referee: Ed Brandon
17 May 2024 Oakham United 0–0
(4–3 p)
Warboys Town London Road, Peterborough
19:15 BST Report Referee: Terry Spriggs

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