Durand Cup: Full list of champions prior to the 134th final between Northeast United FC and Diamond Harbor FC


Northast United FC will want to defend its title because the Diamond Harbor FC adopts in the 134th Durand Cup final in the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan in Kolkata on Saturday.

The Highlanders won their first title last year after beating record champion Mohun Bagan Super Giant in the Summit Clash.

The Durand Cup is the oldest football tournament in Asia and the third oldest in the world. Prior to the final between Northeast and Diamond Harbor, Sports star Learns all the champions of the prestigious tournament since the inaugural edition in 1888.

Full list of Durand Cup champions

1888- Royal Scots Fusiliers

1889- Highland Light Infantry

1890- Highland Light Infantry

1891- King’s own Scottish border

1892- King’s own Scottish border

1893 – Highland Light Infantry

1894- Highland Light Infantry

1895- Highland Light Infantry

1896- Somerset Light Infantry

1897 – Black Watch

1898- Black watch

1899- Black watch

1900 – South Wales Borderers

1901 – South Wales Borderer

1902 – Hampshire Regiment

1903 – Royal Irish Rifles

1904 – North Staffordshire Regiment

1905 – Royal Dragoons

1906 – Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)

1907 – Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)

1908 – Lancashire Fusiliers

1909 – Lancashire Fusiliers

1910 – Royal Scots

1911 – Black Watch

1912 – Royal Scots

1913 – Lancashire Fusiliers

1920 – Black Watch

1921 – Worcestershire Regiment

1922 – Lancashire Fusiliers

1923 – Cheshire Regiment

1924 – Worcestershire Regiment

1925 – Sherwood Foresters

1926 – Durham Light Infantry

1927 – York and Lancaster Regiment

1928 – Sherwood Foresters

1929 – York and Lancaster Regiment

1930 – York and Lancaster Regiment

1931 – Devonshire Regiment

1932 – King’s Shropshire Light Infantry

1933 – King’s Shropshire Light Infantry

1934 – Royal Corps of Signals

1935 – Border Regiment

1936 – Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

1937 – Border Regiment

1938 – South Wales Borderers

1940 – Mohammedan Sporting Club

1950 – Hyderabad City Police

1951 – Eastern bengal

1952 – East – Bengal

1953 – Mohun Bagan

1954 – Hyderabad City Police

1955 – Madras Regimental Center

1956 – Eastern bengal

1957 – Hyderabad City Police

1958 – Madras Regimental Center

1959 – Mohun Bagan Mohammedan SC

1960 – Mohun Bagan & East Bengal Joint (Aet Draw)

1961 – Andhra Pradesh Police

1963 – Mohun Bagan

1964 – Mohun Bagan

1965 – Mohun Bagan

1966 – Gorkha Brigade

1967 – Eastern Bengal

1968 – Border Security Force

1969 – Gorkha Brigade

1970 – East – Bengal

1971 – Border Security Force

1972 – Eastern Bengal

1973 – Border Security Force

1974 – Mohun Bagan

1975 – Border Security Force

1976 – Border Security Force & JCT Joint (Aet Draw)

1977 – Mohun Bagan

1978 – East – Bengal

1979 – Mohun Bagan

1980 – Mohun Bagan

1981 – Border Security Force

1982 – Mohun Bagan & East Bengal Joint (Aet Draw)

1983 – JCT

1984 – Mohun Bagan

1985 – Mohun Bagan

1986 – Mohun Bagan

1987 – JCT

1988 – Border Security Force

1989 – Eastern bengal

1990 – Eastern Bengal

1991 – Eastern Bengal

1992 – JCT

1993 – East – Bengal

1994 – Mohun Bagan

1995 – East – Bengal

1996 – JCT

1997 – Kochin

1998 – Mahindra United

1999 – Salgaocar

2000 – Mohun Bagan

2001 – Mahindra United

2002 – East – Bengal

2003 – Salgaocar

2004 – Eastern bengal

2005 – Army XI

2006 – Dampo

2007 – Churchill Brothers

2008 – Mahindra United

2009 – Churchill Brothers

2010 – United SC (Prayag United)

2011 – Churchill Brothers

2012 – Indian water

2013 – Mohammedan SC

2014 – FC Psalm

2016 – Army Green

2019 – Gokulam Kerala

2021 – FC Goa

2022 – Bengaluru FC

2023 – Mohun Bagan Super Giant

2024 – Northeast United FC



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