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Hampshire Senior Cup

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For the rugby union competition, seeHampshire Cup (rugby union).

Football tournament
Hampshire Senior Cup
Founded1887
RegionHampshire,Isle of Wight,Dorset,Wiltshire,Channel Islands
Teamsvaries
Current championsAFC Stoneham (1 titles)
Most championshipsSouthampton (17 titles)
WebsiteHampshire Senior Cup

TheHampshire Senior Cup is acup competition open tofootball teams affiliated with theHampshire Football Association. The competition was founded in 1887 and has been contested every year since, except 1914 to 1919 when it was postponed due to the First World War.[1]

Despite the name, teams from Wiltshire, Dorset, the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands have also competed in this competition,[2] as well as teams representing the Police and any armed forces based within the county. The competition is open to teams from all levels of competition from thePremier League down to Level 10 of theEnglish football league system,[3] and a number of league teams have won this competition in the past. However, it is mostly non-league clubs who compete for this trophy instead of their league counterparts as all teams associated with the Hampshire FA are required to compete, with the exception of Premier League andEnglish Football League teams who may opt out of the competition for a nominal fee.[3]

The record attendance came in the 1932 Final, when an incredible 20,544 watched Newport play Cowes at The Dell, Southampton. The biggest score in the final came more recently in 2000 when Aldershot Town defeated Andover 9–1. There has also twice been 8–0 final scores.

The current champions areBasingstoke Town who beatAFC Bournemouth 1-0 with a 95th-minute goal from Bradley Wilson to win the match in dramatic fashion.

In April 2012,FIFA announced that theHawk-Eye sensor system would be used in an experimental capacity at that year's final betweenA.F.C. Totton andEastleigh as part of a series of ongoing reliability and accuracy tests of goal-line technology systems.[4][5]

On 9 October 2013, a tie was played betweenBrockenhurst andAndover Town. After the match finished 0-0 after extra time, the subsequentpenalty shootout resulted in 29 consecutive goals being scored, with Brockenhurst winning 15–14. This was later confirmed bythe Football Association as an English record (and possibly a world record) for the highest number of consecutive goals scored in a penalty shootout.[6][7][8][9]

Winners

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By team

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VictoriesTeamFirst win[1]Last win[1]Notes
17Southampton
18911976Includes wins as St. Mary's, Southampton St. Mary's and wins by 'A' and reserve teams. Includes one as Joint winners in 1907
9Cowes Sports18971967
Havant & Waterlooville19702019Includes wins byHavant Town andWaterlooville
8Farnborough19752022Includes wins asFarnborough Town
Newport (IOW)19321998
Basingstoke Town19712023
6Aldershot Town19282007Includes one win byAldershot
Ryde Sports19001939Includes one as joint winners in 1936
5Andover19492001
4AFC Bournemouth19242020Includes wins as Bournemouth & Boscombe, and by 'A' and Reserve teams
Alton Town19581978
Fareham Town19571993
Portsmouth19031987Includes wins by 'A' and Reserve teams
3Eastleigh Athletic18981911
Royal Engineers18891894
Sholing Sports19231983Includes one win as Sholing Athletic
Southampton Police19421945
2AFC Totton20102011
Bournemouth Gasworks19531954
Gosport Borough19882015
RAOC Hilsea19291947
RASC Training Centre (Aldershot)19361938Includes one as joint winners in 1936
Salisbury City19621964
Winchester City19312005
1AFC Stoneham20252025
Alresford Town20132013
Eastleigh20122012
Fleet Town20092009
Folland Aircraft19411941
Freemantle18931893
Pirelli General19771977
Portchester20242024
RAMC (Aldershot)19251925
RAMC (Crookham)19601960
RMLI (Gosport)19221922
Romsey Town19791979
Royal Artillery Portsmouth18961896
Woolston Works18881888
2nd Batt. Grenadier Guards19071907Joint Winners in 1907
3 Batt. Royal Marines (So'ton)19431943

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By year

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YearWinner[1]Final ResultRunner-upVenue of final
1888Woolston Works2–0WinchesterCounty Ground, Southampton
1889Royal Engineers,Aldershot5–1Portsmouth FACounty Ground, Southampton
1890Royal Engineers,Aldershot3–2King's Royal RiflesCounty Ground, Southampton
1891St. Mary's3–1Royal Engineers,AldershotCounty Ground, Southampton
1892St. Mary's5–0Army Medical Staff, NetleyCounty Ground, Southampton
1893Freemantle2–1St. Mary'sCounty Ground, Southampton
1894Royal Engineers,Aldershot1–0St. Mary'sCounty Ground, Southampton
1895Southampton St. Mary's5–0Royal Artillery, FarehamCounty Ground, Southampton
1896Royal Artillery, Portsmouth3–1Southampton St. Mary'sCounty Ground, Southampton
1897Cowes1–12nd Gordon Highlanders (Aldershot)County Ground, Southampton
Cowes2–12nd Gordon Highlanders (Aldershot)County Ground, Southampton
1898Eastleigh Athletic2–12nd Gordon Highlanders (Aldershot)County Ground, Southampton
1899Southampton Reserves2–2RydeUnited Services Ground, Portsmouth
Southampton Reserves2–0RydePortsmouth (Uncertain Ground)
1900Ryde1–0Portsmouth ReservesUnited Services Ground, Portsmouth
1901Southampton Reserves2–0RydeFratton Park, Portsmouth
1902Southampton Reserves2–0RydeFratton Park, Portsmouth
1903Portsmouth Reserves0–0Southampton ReservesFreemantle Football Ground, Southampton
Portsmouth Reserves1–0Southampton ReservesFreemantle Football Ground, Southampton
1904Ryde Sports1–0Portsmouth ReservesThe Dell, Southampton
1905Southampton Reserves2–0Portsmouth ReservesThe Dell, Southampton
1906Cowes5–1HMS Excellent, PortsmouthThe Dell, Southampton
1907Southampton Reserves1–12nd Batt. Grenadier GuardsFratton Park, Portsmouth
Southampton Reserves1–12nd Batt. Grenadier GuardsFratton Park, Portsmouth
2nd Batt. Grenadier Guards andSouthampton (joint holders)
1908Southampton Reserves1–0RMLI (Gosport)Fratton Park, Portsmouth
1909Eastleigh Athletic2–02nd Cameron Highlanders (Tidworth)The Dell, Southampton
1910Southampton Reserves5–2Royal Army Medical Corps (Aldershot)Fratton Park, Portsmouth
1911Eastleigh Athletic4–2Kings Royal Rifles Corps (Gosport)Fratton Park, Portsmouth
1912Cowes1–1Southampton ReservesFratton Park, Portsmouth
Cowes1–0Southampton ReservesFratton Park, Portsmouth
1913Portsmouth Reserves4–1BournemouthThe Dell, Southampton
1914Southampton Reserves4–0Royal EngineersDean Court, Bournemouth
1915–1919No Competition owing to war
1920Southampton Reserves   
1921Southampton Reserves Thornycroft Athletic 
1922RMLI (Gosport) Bournemouth 
1923Sholing Athletic4–2Thornycrofts (Woolston)The Dell, Southampton
1924Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic   
1925RAMC (Aldershot)4–2CowesThe Dell, Southampton
1926Cowes3–1Ryde SportsThe Dell, Southampton
1927Ryde Sports CowesThe Dell, Southampton
1928Aldershot   
1929RAOC (Hilsea)  The Dell, Southampton
1930Cowes3–0Royal MarinesThe Dell, Southampton
1931Winchester City4–2AndoverThe Dell, Southampton
1932Newport2–1[10]CowesThe Dell, Southampton
1933Newport3–2AndoverThe Dell, Southampton
1934Cowes RASC Training Centre (Aldershot)The Dell, Southampton
1935Southampton 'A' Bournemouth & Boscombe AthleticThe Dell, Southampton
1936RASC Training Centre (Aldershot) Ryde SportsThe Dell, Southampton
RASC Training Centre (Aldershot) Ryde SportsThe Dell, Southampton
RASC Training Centre (Aldershot) Ryde SportsThe Dell, Southampton
RASC Training Centre (Aldershot) &Ryde Sports (joint holders)
1937Ryde Sports 2nd Kings Own Royal RegimentThe Dell, Southampton
1938RASC Training Centre (Aldershot) Southampton 'A'The Dell, Southampton
1939Ryde Sports Portsmouth Gas CompanyThe Dell, Southampton
1940Southampton Res   
1941Folland Aircraft Royal Marines, PortsmouthFratton Park, Portsmouth
1942Southampton Police3–1Folland Aircraft 
19433 Batt Royal Marines, Southampton Cunliffe Owen FCThe Dell, Southampton
1944Southampton Police1–0Royal Marines, EastneyFratton Park, Portsmouth
1945Southampton Police   
1946Cowes2–1 aetBournemouth GasworksThe Dell, Southampton
1947RAOC (Hilsea)   
1948Cowes2–1 aetRAMC, AldershotThe Dell, Southampton
1949Andover2–1Romsey TownThe Dell, Southampton
1950Southampton 'A'4–1CowesThe Dell, Southampton
1951Andover4–1NewportThe Dell, Southampton
1952Portsmouth 'A' RAMC, CrookhamThe Dell, Southampton
1953Bournemouth Gasworks4–3NewportThe Dell, Southampton
1954Bournemouth Gasworks2–1CowesThe Dell, Southampton
1955Newport2–0Southampton 'A'The Dell, Southampton
1956Andover4–3Cowes SportsThe Dell, Southampton
1957Fareham Town2–0AndoverThe Dell, Southampton
1958Alton Town Cowes Sports 
1959Bournemouth & Boscombe 'A'1–0 aetPortsmouth 'A' Dean Court, Bournemouth
1960RAMC (Crookham) Fareham TownThe Dell, Southampton
1961Newport   
1962Salisbury Fareham TownThe Dell, Southampton
1963Fareham Town   
1964Salisbury3–0AldershotThe Dell, Southampton
1965Andover8–0Basingstoke TownThe Dell, Southampton
1966Newport3–2 aetAlton TownFratton Park, Portsmouth
1967Cowes2–1NewportPartlands, Ryde
1968Fareham Town2–1Hawker-SiddeleyFratton Park, Portsmouth
1969Alton Town2–1Pirelli GeneralWalled Meadow, Andover
1970Waterlooville3–1Gosport BoroughFratton Park, Portsmouth
1971Basingstoke Town3–2 replay after 1-1 drawFareham TownFratton Park, Portsmouth
1972Alton Town1–0[11]Brockenhurst 
1973Waterlooville NewportThe Dell, Southampton
1974Sholing Sports2–1WaterloovilleThe Dell, Southampton
1975Farnborough Town5–1 aetBasingstoke Town 
1976Southampton 'A'2–0WaterloovilleThe Dell, Southampton
1977Pirelli General1–0Farnborough TownRecreation Ground (Aldershot)
1978Alton Town Pirelli GeneralThe Dell, Southampton
1979Romsey Town1–0Farnborough TownThe Dell, Southampton
1980Newport2–2 aet[12]Farnborough TownThe Dell, Southampton
Newport1-0Farnborough TownCams Alders, Fareham (Replay)
1981Newport2–0Havant TownThe Dell, Southampton
1982Farnborough Town2–0Basingstoke Town The Dell, Southampton
1983Sholing Sports3–1East Cowes Victoria AthleticThe Dell, Southampton
1984Farnborough Town2–2Sholing SportsThe Dell, Southampton
Farnborough Town3–1Sholing SportsCams Alders, Fareham
1985Waterlooville2–1Sholing SportsThe Dell, Southampton
1986Farnborough Town 2-0Basingstoke TownThe Dell, Southampton
1987Portsmouth Reserves2–0Road-Sea SouthamptonFratton Park, Portsmouth
1988Gosport Borough3–0Farnborough TownThe Dell, Southampton
1989AFC Bournemouth Reserves2–1Basingstoke TownDean Court, Bournemouth
1990Basingstoke Town8–0AFC LymingtonThe Dell, Southampton
1991Farnborough Town1–0WaterloovilleFratton Park, Portsmouth
1992Waterlooville1–0Havant TownFratton Park, Portsmouth
1993Fareham Town4–1Farnborough TownThe Dell, Southampton
1994Havant Town1–0Farnborough TownThe Dell, Southampton
1995Havant Town1–0Farnborough TownFratton Park, Portsmouth
1996Basingstoke Town2–0WaterloovilleThe Dell, Southampton
1997Basingstoke Town2–0WaterloovilleThe Dell, Southampton
1998Newport2–1Fareham TownThe Dell, Southampton
1999Aldershot Town1–0Basingstoke TownThe Dell, Southampton
2000Aldershot Town9–1AndoverThe Camrose, Basingstoke
2001Andover2–0Havant & WaterloovilleThe Dell, Southampton
2002Aldershot Town3–1Havant & WaterloovilleSt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2003Aldershot Town2–1BashleySt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2004Farnborough Town2–1Fareham TownSt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2005Winchester City2–1Aldershot TownDean Court, Bournemouth
2006Farnborough Town1–0Basingstoke TownDean Court, Bournemouth
2007Aldershot Town2–1Fleet TownDean Court, Bournemouth
2008Basingstoke Town1–0FarnboroughDean Court, Bournemouth
2009Fleet Town1–0VT F.C.St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2010AFC Totton4–0[13]Aldershot TownDean Court, Bournemouth
2011AFC Totton3–1[14]SholingSt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2012Eastleigh2–0[15]AFC TottonSt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2013Alresford Town3–2[16]AFC BournemouthDean Court, Bournemouth
2014Basingstoke Town3–2 aet[17]Havant & WaterloovilleFratton Park, Portsmouth
2015Gosport Borough3–0SholingFratton Park, Portsmouth
2016Havant & Waterlooville1–1 (5–3 pens)Winchester CitySt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2017Basingstoke Town0–0 (7–6 pens)[18]AFC BournemouthSt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2018Havant & Waterlooville3–0[19]Blackfield & LangleySt Mary's Stadium, Southampton
2019Havant & Waterlooville2–1[20]Basingstoke TownTen Acres, Eastleigh
2020AFC Bournemouth2-2 (5–3 pens)[21][22]EastleighSnows Stadium, Totton
2022Farnborough2–2 (4-1 pens)EastleighTen Acres, Eastleigh
2023Basingstoke Town1–0AFC BournemouthFratton Park, Portsmouth
2024AFC Portchester0–0 (5-4 pens)AFC TottonRecreation Ground (Aldershot)
2025AFC Stoneham3-0AFC PortchesterSnows Stadium, Totton

References

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