Sardinian Cup

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The Sardinian Cup, known as Coppa Italia Dilettanti Sardegna, or Coppa Sardegna in Italian, is an association football knock-out cup competition run by the Sardinian Committee of the Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC Sardinia). Established in 1991-1992, it allows the winner to compete in the national phase of the Coppa Italia Dilettanti.

Formula

From its inception to the 2005-2006 season, all 16 teams from the Eccellenza and 32 from the Promozione participated in the cup. Since the following season, the two divisions have played a separate cup. The winners face each other in the Sardinian Supercup.

Sardinian Cup finals
SeasonWinnersScoreRunners–upPlace
1991-1992 [1] Decimoputzu3–2Quartu Ussana
1992-1993Carloforte1–0 (a.e.t.)Ariete Solanas Serramanna
1993-1994Carloforte2–1 (a.e.t.)San Sperate Arbus
1994-1995Bittese1–0Pula Oristano
1995-1996 Atletico Elmas [2] 5–3Bittese Oristano
1996-1997Sant'Antioco3–1 (a.e.t.)Corrasi Oliena Terralba
1997-1998 Villacidrese 1–0 (a.e.t.)Esperia Sorso Ghilarza
1998-1999 [3] Corrasi Oliena1–0 (a.e.t.)Pula Oristano
1999-2000 [4] Arbus1–0Corrasi Oliena Oristano
2000-2001 Atletico Elmas [2] 2-1Thiesi Oristano
2001-2002Dolianova1–0 (a.e.t.) Arzachena Ghilarza
2002-2003 [5] Arbus2-0 Castelsardo Nuoro
2003-2004 [6] Tempio 5-0 Nuorese Ittiri
2004-2005 [7] Tavolara 2-0Tharros Ghilarza
2005-2006 [8] Tavolara 4-2 (p.)Samassi Ghilarza
2006-2007 [9] Castelsardo 3-2Quartu 2000 Terralba
2007-2008 [10] Terralba2-1Taloro Gavoi Macomer
2008-2009 [11] Porto Torres8-7 (p.)Sanluri Ghilarza
2009-2010 [12] Porto Torres5-4 (p.)Carbonia Nuoro
2010-2011 [13] Taloro Gavoi5-3Tortolì Dorgali
2011-2012 [14] Torres 2-1Taloro Gavoi Macomer
2012-2013 [15] Muravera2-0 Olbia Santa Giusta
2013-2014 [16] Porto Corallo1-0 Nuorese Oristano
2014-2015 [17] Lanusei2-1 (a.e.t.) Castelsardo Macomer
2015-2016 [18] Ghilarza2-1Taloro Gavoi Oristano
2016-2017 [19] Tortolì2-1Atletico Uri Oristano
2017-2018 [20] Tonara1-0Atletico Uri Oristano
2018-2019 [21] Nuorese 1-0Muravera Monastir
2019-2020 [22] Carbonia1-0Atletico Uri Oristano
2020-2021 [23]
2021-2022 [24] Ossese2-0 Castiadas Oristano

Clubs in italics played in Promozione.

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  2. 1 2 Known as Atletico Sirio
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