La Manga Cup

La Manga Cup
Founded 1999
Region Europe (UEFA)
Number of teams Various
Current champions Vålerenga (2nd title)
Most successful team(s) Rosenborg (3 titles)
Website La Manga Club
2015 La Manga Cup

La Manga Cup is a winter football tournament played in La Manga del Mar Menor (Murcia, Spain). Usual participants are clubs from countries with a summer football season: Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Ukraine, and the United States and Canada. The first cup was played in 1999 and was won by Rosenborg, who are the most successful team to date with three wins.

Winners

Years Winners Runners-up Third Place
1999Norway RosenborgNorway StabækNorway Brann
2000Denmark Brøndby IFNorway RosenborgSweden Helsingborgs IF
2001Norway RosenborgSweden AIKRussia FC Lokomotiv Moscow
2002Sweden Helsingborgs IFNorway LillestrømNorway Viking
2003Norway RosenborgNorway Odd GrenlandUnited States Los Angeles Galaxy
2004United States MetroStarsNorway VikingUnited States San Jose Earthquakes
2005Russia Rubin KazanNorway LillestrømNorway Lyn
2006Russia Rubin KazanRussia Krylia SovetovRussia Dynamo Moscow
2007Norway VålerengaNorway LillestrømNorway Rosenborg
2008 (I)Ukraine Shakhtar DonetskNorway VikingNorway Stabæk
2008 (II)Sweden Kalmar FFDenmark Brøndby IFNorway Tromsø
2009Finland FC HonkaDenmark FC NordsjællandRussia Krylia Sovetov
2010Norway MoldeDenmark FC NordsjællandNorway Rosenborg
2011Norway VikingNorway StartDenmark Randers FC
2012Denmark FC NordsjællandNorway VålerengaNorway Viking
2013Russia CSKA MoscowNorway VålerengaSweden Kalmar
2014Norway SogndalNorway BrannNorway Start
2015Norway VålerengaNorway TromsøDenmark AGF Aarhus

Performance

Performance by club

Club Winners Runners-up Winning Years
Norway Rosenborg
3
1
 1999, 2001, 2003
Norway Vålerenga
2
2
 2007, 2015
Russia Rubin Kazan
2
–
 2005, 2006
Denmark FC Nordsjælland
1
2
 2012
Norway Viking
1
2
 2011
Denmark Brøndby IF
1
1
 2000
Russia CSKA Moscow
1
–
 2013
Ukraine Shakhtar Donetsk
1
–
 2008 (I)
Sweden Helsingborgs IF
1
–
 2002
Sweden Kalmar FF
1
–
 2008 (II)
Norway Molde
1
–
 2010
Norway Sogndal
1
–
 2014
Finland FC Honka
1
–
 2009
United States MetroStars
1
–
 2004

Performance by country

Country Winners Runners-up Third Place
Norway Norway
8
13
9
Russia Russia
3
1
3
Denmark Denmark
2
3
2
Sweden Sweden
2
1
2
United States United States
1
–
2
Finland Finland
1
–
–
Ukraine Ukraine
1
–
–

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