Southern Football League Cup (England)

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Southern Football League Cup
Founded1932
RegionFlag of England.svg  England
Most successful club(s) Yeovil Town (4)
Website Southern League Website

The Southern League Cup is a knock-out cup competition organised by the Southern Football League. The winning team are presented with the Southern League Challenge Trophy (trophy photograph [1] ). It was inaugurated in 1932 after receiving sanction from the Football Association, [2] with the first competition taking place in the 1932–33 season.

Apart from two breaks, 1940–1945 owing to World War 2, and 2020–2021 owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, the tournament took place each year until 2022, after which it was discontinued.

Names and Sponsors

Finals: Winners and runners-up

SeasonWinners †Result ‡Runners-up †Ref.
1932–33 Plymouth Argyle Reserves (WD)6–3 (0–0; 6–3) Folkestone (ED) [8]
1933–34 Plymouth Argyle Reserves (WD)4–1 (3–0; 1–1) Tunbridge Wells Rangers (ED) [9]
1934–35 Folkestone (ED)5–4 (4–1; 1–3) Yeovil & Petters United (WD) [10]
1935–36 Plymouth Argyle Reserves (WD)12–2 (7–0; 5–2) Tunbridge Wells Rangers (ED) [11]
1936–37 Newport County Reserves6–5 (4–1; 2–4) Norwich City Reserves [12]
1937–38 Colchester United 4–3 (1–2; 3–1) Yeovil & Petters United [13]
1938–39Competition not completed: Plymouth Argyle Reserves qualified for the final; the Colchester United versus Norwich City Reserves semi-final, carried over to the following season, was not completed as Colchester United ceased playing owing to World War 2. [14]
[15]
1939–40 Worcester City (WS)7–3 (3–1; 4–2)
(war-time comp.)		 Chelmsford City (ES) [16]
1940
to 1945		Competition cancelled owing to World War 2
1945–46 Chelmsford City 9–4 (3–3; 6–1) Worcester City [17]
1946–47 Gillingham 4–2 (4–1; 0–1) Yeovil Town [18]
1947–48 Merthyr Tydfil 5–0
(single match)		 Colchester United [19]
1948–49 Yeovil Town 3–0
(single match)		 Colchester United [20]
1949–50 Colchester United 6–4 (3–0; 3–4 (aet)) Bath City [21]
1950–51 Merthyr Tydfil 6–5 (3–1; 3–4) Guildford City [22]
1951–52 Hereford United 5–1 (2–1; 3–0) Guildford City [23]
1952–53 Headington United 4–3 (1–2; 3–1(aet)) Weymouth [24]
1953–54 Headington United 2–0 (2–0; 0–0) Lovell's Athletic [25]
1954–55 Yeovil Town 3–1 (0–0, 3–1) Tonbridge [26]
1955–56 Gloucester City 6–5 (1–4, 5–1(aet)) Yeovil Town [27]
1956–57 Hereford United 5–2 (2–1; 3–1) Tonbridge [28]
1957–58 Cheltenham Town 4–1 (2–0; 2–1) Gravesend & Northfleet [29]
1958–59 Hereford United (NW-D)6–3 (1–2; 5–1(aet)) Bath City (NW-D) [30]
1959–60 Chelmsford City (PD)4–2 (2–1; 2–1) Worcester City (PD) [31]
1960–61 Yeovil Town (PD)5–3
(3–0; 0–3(aet); 2–0(r))		 Chelmsford City (PD) [32]
1961–62 Cambridge United (PD)4–3 (2–2; 2–1) Margate (D1) [33]
1962–63 Guildford City (PD)2–1 (0–0; 2–1) Nuneaton Borough (D1) [34]
1963–64 Burton Albion (D1)5–2 (1–2; 4–0) Weymouth (PD) [35]
1964–65 Cambridge United (PD)3–1 (0–1; 3–0) Weymouth (PD) [36]
1965–66 Yeovil Town (PD)2–1 (2–1; 0–0) Guildford City (PD) [37]
1966–67 Guildford City (PD)2–1 (2–1; 0–0) Barnet (PD) [38]
1967–68 Margate (PD)4–2
(1–1; 0–0(aet); 3–1)		 Ramsgate Athletic (D1) [39]
1968–69 Cambridge United (PD)1–0 (1–0; 0–0) Cheltenham Town (PD) [40]
1969–70 Wimbledon (PD)4–1 (3–0; 1–1) Romford (PD) [41]
1970–71 Telford United (PD)3–2 (2–1; 1–1) Weymouth (PD) [42]
1971–72 Barnet (PD)4–4 (pens: 7–6)
(2–0; 0–2(aet);
2–2(r)(aet)(p:7–6))		 Hereford United (PD) [43]
1972–73 Weymouth (PD)3–0 (2–0; 1–0) Hillingdon Borough (PD) [44]
1973–74 AP Leamington (D1N)3–1 (0–1; 3–0) Bromsgrove Rovers (D1N) [45]
1974–75 Kettering Town (PD)3–1 (2–0; 1–1) Margate (PD) [46]
1975–76 Wimbledon (PD)3–2 (1–1; 2–1) Yeovil Town (PD) [47]
1976–77 Dartford (PD)3–1 (1–1; 2–0) Yeovil Town (PD) [48]
1977–78 Gravesend & Northfleet (PD)2–0 (0–0; 2–0(aet)) Weymouth (PD) [49]
1978–79 Bath City (PD)1–0 (1–0; 0–0) Yeovil Town (PD) [50]
1979–80 Kidderminster Harriers (MD)4–1 (0–0; 4–1) Dartford (SD) [51]
1980–81 Bedford Town (MD)3–1 (2–1; 1–0) Bognor Regis Town (SD) [52]
1981–82 Wealdstone (SD)2–0 (1–0; 1–0) Gloucester City (MD) [53]
1982–83 Alvechurch (PD)7–2 (6–1; 1–1) Waterlooville (PD) [54]
1983–84 AP Leamington (PD)3–0 (0–0; 3–0(aet)) Dartford (PD) [55]
1984–85 Fisher Athletic (PD)6–2 (2–1; 4–1) Cheltenham Town (PD) [56]
1985–86 Bromsgrove Rovers (MD)4–3 (2–1; 2–2) Trowbridge Town (SD) [57]
1986–87 Waterlooville (SD)3–1 (2–1; 1–0) Hednesford Town (MD) [58]
1987–88 Dartford (PD)4–3 (1–3; 3–0) Bromsgrove Rovers (PD) [59]
1988–89 Dartford (PD)3–1 (1–1; 2–0) Burton Albion (PD) [60]
1989–90 VS Rugby (PD)2–1 (2–0; 0–1) Dartford (PD) [61]
1990–91 Chelmsford City (PD)5–3 (2–1; 3–2) Hythe Town (SD) [62]
1991–92 Dover Athletic (PD)4–0 (1–0; 3–0) Dorchester Town (PD) [63]
1992–93 Stourbridge (MD)3–2 (2–0; 1–2) Dover Athletic (PD) [64]
1993–94 Sudbury Town (SD)5–1 (2–0; 3–1) Gresley Rovers (PD) [65]
1994–95 Hastings Town (PD)3–1 (1–0; 2–1) Leek Town (PD) [66]
1995–96 Nuneaton Borough (MD)5–2 (3–1; 2–1) Baldock Town (PD) [67]
1996–97 Burton Albion (PD)3–1 (2–1; 1–0) Sudbury Town (PD) [68]
1997–98 Margate (SD)3–1 (2–0; 0–1) Redditch United (MD) [69]
1998–99 Sutton Coldfield Town (PD)2–1 (0–0; 2–1) Cambridge City (PD) [70]
1999–00 Burton Albion (PD)6–1 (2–0; 4–1) Hastings Town (ED) [71]
2000–01 Worcester City (PD)4–1 (4–0; 0–1) Crawley Town (PD) [72]
2001–02 Dorchester Town (ED)4–0 (1–0; 3–0) King's Lynn (PD) [73]
2002–03 Crawley Town (PD)3–2 (1–2; 2–0) Halesowen Town (PD) [74]
2003–04 Crawley Town (PD)4–1 (2–1; 2–0) Moor Green (PD) [75]
2004–05 King's Lynn (PD)3–2 (2–2; 1–0) Bedford Town (PD) [76]
2005–06 Hitchin Town (PD)3–1 (1–0; 2–1) Bromsgrove Rovers (WD) [77]
2006–07 Tiverton Town (PD)3–2 (1–0; 2–2) Hemel Hempstead Town (PD)
2007–08 Hillingdon Borough (PD)4–1 (1–1; 3–0) Clevedon Town (D1SW)
2008–09 Atherstone Town (D1M)5–2 (2–1; 3–1) Bridgwater Town (D1SW)
2009–10 Cambridge City (PD)1–1 (pens: 4–2)
(1–0; 0–1(p:4-2))		 VT (D1SW)
2010–11 Hednesford Town (PD)5–1 (2–1; 3–0) Hemel Hempstead Town (PD)
2011–12 Clevedon Town (D1SW)2–1 (0–0; 2–1) Banbury United (PD)
2012–13 Arlesey Town (PD)2–1 (1–0; 1–1(aet)) Frome Town (PD)
2013–14 St Neots Town (PD)1–0 (0–0; 1–0) Tiverton Town (D1SW)
2014–15 Poole Town (PD)1–1 (away goals)
(1–1; 0–0)		 Corby Town (PD)
2015–16 Merthyr Town (PD)7–1 (5–1; 2–0) Cambridge City (PD)
2016–17 Hayes & Yeading United (PD)1–1 (pens: 4–2)
(single match)		 St Ives Town (PD)
2017–18 Hitchin Town (PD)1–0
(single match)		 Didcot Town (D1W)
2018–19 Stratford Town (PDC)1–0
(single match)		 Cinderford Town (D1S) [78]
2019–20Competition abandoned owing to COVID-19 pandemic [79]
2020–21Competition abandoned owing to continuing COVID-19 pandemic
2021–22 Royston Town (PDC)7–0 (2–0; 5–0) Taunton Town (PDS) [80]
2022
onwards		Competition discontinued
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