Birmingham Sunday Challenge Cup

The Birmingham Sunday Challenge Cup is a cup competition, which is also previously known as the "Sunday Premier Cup[1] " which is run by the Birmingham County F.A for Sunday League football teams playing in an affiliated or sanctioned league[2] throughout the Birmingham F.A.

Sunday Challenge Cup Finalists

The Birmingham Sunday Challenge Cup is currently an ongoing County Cup which started in the 1971/72 season;

Results

Birmingham FA Sunday Challenge Cup winners
Season Winner[3] Score[3] Runners Up[3]
1971-72 Springfield Colts 4-2 Stoke Works
1972-73 Kingstanding Ex Service3-2 Lion Rangers
1973-74 Olympic Star3-2 Newtown Unity
1974-75 Newtown Unity 2-0 Arley Rectory
1975-76 Counts X1 3-2 Olympic Star
1976-77 Counts X1 2-0 Sandwell
1977-78 Lodge Cottrell 3-1 Cobblers
1978-79 Counts X1 3-2 Halesowen Harriers
1979-80 Counts X1 1-0 Halesowen Harriers
1980-81 Counts X1 2-1 Bulls Head
1981-82 Halesowen Harriers 2-0 Lodge Cottrell
1982-83 Olympic Star1-0 Sandwell Insurance
1983-84 Lodge Cottrell 1-0 Shaft Sporting
1984-85 Old Horns 3-2 Inter Volante 1
1985-86 Lodge Cottrell 3-1 Wednesbury Minor
1986-87 Lodge Cottrell 1-0 Marstons Sports
1987-88 Lion Ranger 4-0 British Alcan Aztecs
1988-89 Marstons Sports 4-3 (PENS) Slade Celtic
1989-90 Marstons Sports 3-0 Olympic Star
1990-91 Olympic Star 2-0 Lodge Cottrell
1991-92 Marstons Sports 2-1 Brookvale
1992-93 Birmingham Celtic 1-0 Slade Celtic
1993-94 Lodge Cottrell 2-0 Dulwich
1994-95 Dulwich 2-1 Travllers
1995-96 Lodge Cottrell 2-0 Black Horse Redditch
1996-97 Lodge Cottrell 5-3 (AET) Marston Sports
1997-98 Lodge Cottrell 4-2 Rover Sports
1998-99 Brookvale Athletic 3-1 Birmingham Celtic
1999-00 Lodge Cottrell 4-0 Grosvenor Park
2000-01 Toll End 3-1 Frank Parkers
2001-02 Toll End 3-1 Stone Cross Crown & Anchor
2002-03 Ebstree 3-0 Makadown Lane S&S
2003-04 Ebstree 1-1, 4-3 (PENS) Austin Ex-Apprentices
2004-05 Grange Athletic 4-1 Wernley
2005-06 Ounsdale Albion 2-1 (AET) Moseley Mariners
2006-07 Black Horse Redditch1-0 Moseley Mariners
2007-08 Moseley Mariners3-2 Church Hill
2008-09 Lea Hall S&S2-2, 3-1 (PENS) York
2009-10 Trooper 2-1 Lea Hall S&S
2010-11 Kingshurst Sporting Club 4-1 Lamp Rose
2011-12 Travellers 5-0 Tyseley Working Mens Club
2012-13 Punchbowl 2-1 Black Horse Redditch

Results by team

Results by team
Club Wins First final won Last final won Runners-up Last final lost Total final appearances
Lodge Cottrell 8 1978 2000 1 1991 9
Counts X1 5 1976 1981 0 – 5
Olympic Star 3 1974 1991 2 1990 5
Marstons Sports 3 1989 1992 2 1997 5
Toll End 2 2001 2002 0 – 2
Ebstree 2 2003 2004 0 – 2
Halesowen Harriers 1 1981 1981 2 1980 3
Moseley Mariners 1 2008 2008 2 2007 3
Black Horse Redditch 1 2007 2007 2 2013 3
Lea Hall S&S 1 2009 2009 1 2010 2
Dulwich 1 1995 1995 1 1994 2
Newton Unity 1 1975 1975 1 1974 2
Birmingham Celtic 1 1993 1993 1 1999 2
Travellers 1 2012 2012 1 1995 2
Springfield Colts 1 1972 1972 0 – 1
Kingstanding Ex Services 1 1973 1973 0 – 1
Old Horns 1 1985 1985 0 – 1
Brookvale Athletic 1 1999 1999 0 – 1
Grange Athletic 1 2005 2005 0 – 1
Ounsdale Albion 1 2006 2006 0 – 1
Trooper 1 2010 2010 0 – 1
Kingshurst Sporting Club 1 2011 2011 0 – 1
Punchbowl 1 2013 2013 0 – 1
Slade Celtic 0 – – 2 1993 2
Stoke Works 0 – – 1 1972 1
Lion Rangers 0 – – 1 1973 1
Arley Rectory 0 – – 1 1975 1
Sandwell 0 – – 1 1977 1
Cobblers 0 – – 1 1978 1
Bulls Head 0 – – 1 1981 1
Sandwell Insurance 0 – – 1 1981 1
Shaft Sporting 0 – – 1 1984 1
Inter Volante 1 0 – – 1 1985 1
Wednesbury Minor 0 – – 1 1986 1
British Alcan Aztecs 0 – – 1 1988 1
Rover Sports 0 – – 1 1998 1
Grosvenor Park 0 – – 1 2000 1
Frank Parkers 0 – – 1 2001 1
Stone Cross Crown & Anchor 0 – – 1 2002 1
Makadown Lane S&S 0 – – 1 2003 1
Austin Ex-Apprentices 0 – – 1 2004 1
Wernley 0 – – 1 2005 1
Church Hill 0 – – 1 2008 1
York 0 – – 1 2009 1
Lea Hall S&S 0 – – 1 2010 1
Lamp Rose 0 – – 1 2011 1
Tyseley Working Mens Club 0 – – 1 2012 1

References

  1. ↑ "Birmingham FA Cups". Birmingham FA.
  2. ↑ "Birmingham F.A Leagues". BirminghamFA.com.
  3. 1 2 3 "Birmingham County Cups Past Winners". Birmingham FA. Retrieved 23 April 2014.

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