League Cup
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In football (soccer) a League Cup generally signifies a cup competition for which entry is restricted only to teams in the top national league (some may include teams from immediately inferior divisions, as evidence by the Football League Cup). This marks the difference from the primary national cups, which are generally also open to teams from lower leagues, often as far down as regional amateur leagues.
[edit] List of League Cups
- Danish League Cup (Denmark)
- Football League Cup (England)
- Premier League Cup (England, for women)
- Finnish League Cup (Finland)
- Coupe de la Ligue (France)
- Premiere Ligapokal (Germany)
- Greek League Cup (Greece)
- Hong Kong League Cup (Hong Kong)
- Deildabikar (Iceland)
- Toto Cup (Israel)
- J. League Cup (Japan)
- Irish Football League Cup (Northern Ireland)
- Football League of Ireland Cup (Republic of Ireland)
- Scottish League Cup (Scotland)
- Singapore League Cup (Singapore)
- Adidas Cup (South Korea)
- Copa de la Liga (Spain)
- Trinidad and Tobago FCB Cup (Trinidad and Tobago)
- Tunisia Coupe de la Ligue Professionel (Tunisia)
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National football League Cups
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