Armenian Cup
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The Armenian Cup is the main football (soccer) cup competition of Armenia. In its original form, it started in 1939, when Armenia was a republic of the Soviet Union; it served as a qualification tournament for the Soviet Cup, and it was not disputed by Armenian teams in the Soviet league pyramid.
[edit] Winners
- 1992: Banants (final match: 2-0 vs. Homenetmen)
- 1993: Ararat (final match: 3-1 vs. Shirak)
- 1994: Ararat (final match: 1-0 vs. Shirak)
- 1995: Ararat (final match: 4-2 vs. Kotaik)
- 1996: Pyunik (final match: 3-2 vs. Kotaik)
- 1997: Ararat (final match: 1-0 vs. Pyunik)
- 1998: Tsement (final match: 3-1 vs. Yerevan)
- 1999: Tsement (final match: 3-2 vs. Shirak)
- 2000: MIKA (final match: 2-1 vs. Zvartnots)
- 2001: MIKA (final match: 1-1 EX, 4-3 PEN. vs. Ararat)
- 2002: Pyunik (final match: 2-0 vs. Zvartnots)
- 2003: MIKA (final match: 1-0 vs. Banants)
- 2004: Pyunik (final match: 0-0 EX, 6-5 PEN. vs. Banants)
- 2005: MIKA (final match: 2-0 vs. Kilikia)
- 2006: MIKA (final match: 1-0 vs. Pyunik)
[edit] Total titles
| Titles | Team |
|---|---|
| 5 | MIKA |
| 4 | Ararat |
| 3 | Pyunik |
| 3 | Banants* |
(* - Tsement was renamed back to Banants)
