KNVB Cup

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KNVB Cup
Current season or competition:
KNVB Cup 2007-08
Sport Football
Founded 1899
No. of teams 88
Country(ies) Flag of the Netherlands Netherlands
Most recent
champion(s)		 Feyenoord
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Ajax) lifting the trophy
Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (Ajax) lifting the trophy

The KNVB Cup (Dutch: KNVB beker) is a competition organized by the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB) since 1899. It was based on the format of the English FA Cup. Outside of the Netherlands it is often referred to as the Dutch Cup.

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[edit] Past winners

Year Winner Runner-up Result Note
1899 RAP Amsterdam HVV Den Haag 1-0 (aet)
1900 Velocitas Breda Ajax Leiden 3-1
1901 HBS Den Haag RAP Amsterdam 4-3
1902 Haarlem HBS Den Haag 2-1
1903 HVV Den Haag HBS Den Haag 6-1
1904 HFC HVV Den Haag 3-1
1905 VOC Rotterdam HBS Den Haag 2 3-0
1906 Concordia Volharding 3-2
1907 VOC Rotterdam Voorwaarts 4-3
1908 HBS Den Haag 2 VOC Rotterdam 3-1
1909 Quick Den Haag 2 VOC Rotterdam 2-0
1910 Quick Den Haag 2 HVV Den Haag 2 2-0
1911 Quick Den Haag HFC Haarlem 1-0
1912 Haarlem Vitesse 2-0
1913 HFC DFC 4-1
1914 DFC Haarlem 3-2
1915 HFC HBS Den Haag 1-0
1916 Quick Den Haag HBS Den Haag 2-1
1917 Ajax VSV (Velsen) 5-0
1918 RCH VVA 2-1
1919 Not played
1920 CVV VUC Den Haag 2-1
1921 Schoten RFC 2-1
1922-24 Not played
1925 ZFC Xerxes 5-1
1926 LONGA de Spartaan 5-2
1927 VUC Den Haag Vitesse 3-1
1928 RCH PEC 2-0
1929 Not played
1930 Feijenoord Excelsior 1-0
1931 Not played
1932 DFC PSV 5-4
1933 Not played
1934 Velocitas Groningen Feijenoord 3-2
1935 Feijenoord Helmond 5-2
1936 Roermond KFC 4-2
1937 FC Eindhoven de Spartaan 1-0
1938 VSV AGOVV 4-1
1939 Wageningen PSV 2-1
1940-42 Not played
1943 Ajax DFC 3-2
1944 Willem II Groene Ster 9-2
1945-47 Not played
1948 Wageningen DWV (Amsterdam) 0-0 Wageningen wins after penalty shoot-out
1949 Quick Nijmegen Helmondia 1-1 Quick wins after penalty shoot-out
1950 PSV HFC Haarlem 4-3
1951-56 Not played
1957 Fortuna'54 Feijenoord 4-2
1958 Sparta FC Volendam 4-3
1959 VVV ADO Den Haag 4-1
1960 Not played
1961 Ajax NAC Breda 3-0
1962 Sparta DHC 1-0
1963 Willem II ADO Den Haag 3-0
1964 Fortuna'54 ADO Den Haag 0-0 Fortuna wins after penalty shoot-out
1965 Feijenoord Go Ahead 1-0
1966 Sparta ADO Den Haag 1-0
1967 Ajax NAC Breda 2-1
1968 ADO Den Haag Ajax 2-1
1969 Feijenoord PSV 1-1, 2-0 1-1 after extra time, 2-0 in replay
1970 Ajax PSV 2-0
1971 Ajax Sparta 2-2, 2-1 2-2 aet, 2-1 in replay
1972 Ajax FC Den Haag 3-2
1973 NAC Breda NEC 2-0
1974 PSV NAC Breda 6-0
1975 FC Den Haag FC Twente 1-0
1976 PSV Roda JC 1-0 aet
1977 FC Twente PEC Zwolle 3-0 aet
1978 AZ Ajax 1-0
1979 Ajax FC Twente 1-1, 3-0 1-1 aet, 3-0 in replay
1980 Feyenoord Ajax 3-1
1981 AZ Ajax 3-1
1982 AZ FC Utrecht 0-1, 5-1 AZ won 5-2 on aggregate
1983 Ajax NEC 3-1, 3-1 Ajax won 6-2 on aggregate
1984 Feyenoord Fortuna Sittard 1-0
1985 FC Utrecht Helmond Sport 1-0
1986 Ajax RBC 3-0
1987 Ajax FC Den Haag 4-2 (aet)
1988 PSV Roda JC 3-2
1989 PSV FC Groningen 4-1
1990 PSV Vitesse 1-0
1991 Feyenoord BVV Den Bosch 1-0
1992 Feyenoord Roda JC 3-0
1993 Ajax SC Heerenveen 6-2
1994 Feyenoord NEC 2-1
1995 Feyenoord FC Volendam 2-1
1996 PSV Sparta 5-2
1997 Roda JC SC Heerenveen 4-2
1998 Ajax PSV 5-0
1999 Ajax Fortuna Sittard 2-0
2000 Roda JC NEC 2-0
2001 FC Twente PSV 0-0 aet FC Twente won after penalty shootout
2002 Ajax FC Utrecht 3-2 aet
2003 FC Utrecht Feyenoord 4-1
2004 FC Utrecht FC Twente 1-0
2005 PSV Willem II 4-0
2006 Ajax PSV 2-1
2007 Ajax AZ 1-1 aet Ajax won after penalty shootout
2008 Feyenoord Roda JC 2-0

[edit] Number of titles

Club #
Ajax 17
Feyenoord 11
PSV 8
Quick Den Haag1 4
AZ, HFC, Sparta, FC Utrecht 3
ADO Den Haag, DFC, FC Twente, Fortuna'54, Haarlem, HBS Den Haag2, RCH, Roda JC, VOC Rotterdam, Wageningen, Willem II 2
Concordia, CVV, FC Eindhoven, HVV Den Haag, LONGA, NAC, Quick Nijmegen, RAP, Roermond, Schoten, Velocitas Breda, Velocitas Gronigen, VSV, VUC Den Haag, VVV, ZFC 1

1includes 2 for second team.

2includes 1 for second team.

[edit] Media coverage

In Australia the KNVB Cup is currently available on Setanta Sports.

[edit] External links


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