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List of EFL Trophy finals

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Football tournament
List of EFL Trophy finals
Founded1983
RegionEngland
Wales
Teams48
Current championsPeterborough United (3rd title)
Most championshipsBristol City
Peterborough United
(3 titles each)

TheEFL Trophy is aknockout cup competition inEnglish football organised by and named after theEnglish Football League. The competition was first played in1983–84 as the Associate Members' Cup. It is currently open to the 48 members ofLeague One andLeague Two with 16 category one academy teams from clubs in thePremier League andChampionship being invited.[1] In1984 the final was due to be played atthe then Wembley Stadium, but owing to damage caused to the pitch during theHorse of the Year Show, it was moved toBoothferry Park. The first final to be played atWembley Stadium was in1985. From2001 to2007 while Wembley was rebuilt, it was played at theMillennium Stadium inCardiff. In2008 the finals returned to the newWembley.

Finals

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Further information:EFL Trophy

Key

Match went toextra time
Match decided bygolden goal
Match decided by apenalty shoot-out after extra time
Club played intier 4 at the time
BoldClub was promoted to the second-tier of English football
ItalicsClub was relegated to the fifth-tier of English football
Final[2][3]WinnersScoreRunners-upVenueAttendance[B]Winning manager
1984Bournemouth2–1Hull CityBoothferry Park6,544EnglandHarry Redknapp
1985Wigan Athletic3–1BrentfordWembley Stadium (original)39,897Northern IrelandBryan Hamilton
1986Bristol City3–0Bolton WanderersWembley Stadium (original)54,502EnglandTerry Cooper
1987Mansfield Town1–1Bristol CityWembley Stadium (original)58,586EnglandIan Greaves
1988Wolverhampton Wanderers2–0BurnleyWembley Stadium (original)80,841EnglandGraham Turner
1989Bolton Wanderers4–1Torquay UnitedWembley Stadium (original)46,513EnglandPhil Neal
1990Tranmere Rovers2–1Bristol RoversWembley Stadium (original)48,402EnglandJohn King
1991Birmingham City3–2Tranmere RoversWembley Stadium (original)58,750ScotlandLou Macari
1992Stoke City1–0Stockport CountyWembley Stadium (original)48,339ScotlandLou Macari
1993Port Vale2–1Stockport CountyWembley Stadium (original)35,885EnglandJohn Rudge
1994Swansea City1–1Huddersfield TownWembley Stadium (original)47,773ScotlandFrank Burrows
1995Birmingham City1–0Carlisle UnitedWembley Stadium (original)76,663EnglandBarry Fry
1996Rotherham United2–1Shrewsbury TownWembley Stadium (original)35,235ScotlandArchie Gemmill
ScotlandJohn McGovern
1997Carlisle United0–0Colchester UnitedWembley Stadium (original)45,077EnglandMervyn Day
1998Grimsby Town2–1BournemouthWembley Stadium (original)62,432EnglandAlan Buckley
1999Wigan Athletic1–0MillwallWembley Stadium (original)55,349EnglandRay Mathias
2000Stoke City2–1Bristol CityWembley Stadium (original)75,057IcelandGuðjón Þórðarson
2001Port Vale2–1BrentfordMillennium Stadium25,654EnglandBrian Horton
2002Blackpool4–1Cambridge UnitedMillennium Stadium20,287EnglandSteve McMahon
2003Bristol City2–0Carlisle UnitedMillennium Stadium50,913Northern IrelandDanny Wilson
2004Blackpool2–0Southend UnitedMillennium Stadium34,031EnglandSteve McMahon
2005Wrexham2–0Southend UnitedMillennium Stadium36,216EnglandDenis Smith
2006Swansea City2–1Carlisle UnitedMillennium Stadium42,028WalesKenny Jackett
2007Doncaster Rovers3–2Bristol RoversMillennium Stadium59,024EnglandSean O'Driscoll
2008Milton Keynes Dons2–0Grimsby TownWembley Stadium (new)56,618EnglandPaul Ince
2009Luton Town3–2Scunthorpe UnitedWembley Stadium (new)55,378EnglandMick Harford
2010Southampton4–1Carlisle UnitedWembley Stadium (new)73,476EnglandAlan Pardew
2011Carlisle United1–0BrentfordWembley Stadium (new)40,476EnglandGreg Abbott
2012Chesterfield2–0Swindon TownWembley Stadium (new)49,602Republic of IrelandJohn Sheridan
2013Crewe Alexandra2–0Southend UnitedWembley Stadium (new)43,842EnglandSteve Davis
2014Peterborough United3–1ChesterfieldWembley Stadium (new)35,663ScotlandDarren Ferguson
2015Bristol City2–0WalsallWembley Stadium (new)72,315EnglandSteve Cotterill
2016Barnsley3–2Oxford UnitedWembley Stadium (new)59,230EnglandPaul Heckingbottom
2017Coventry City2–1Oxford UnitedWembley Stadium (new)74,434EnglandMark Robins
2018Lincoln City1–0Shrewsbury TownWembley Stadium (new)41,261EnglandDanny Cowley
2019Portsmouth2–2SunderlandWembley Stadium (new)85,021WalesKenny Jackett
2020Note 1Salford City0–0PortsmouthWembley Stadium (new)0EnglandRichie Wellens
2021Sunderland1–0Tranmere RoversWembley Stadium (new)0EnglandLee Johnson
2022Rotherham United4–2Sutton UnitedWembley Stadium (new)30,688EnglandPaul Warne
2023Bolton Wanderers4–0Plymouth ArgyleWembley Stadium (new)79,389EnglandIan Evatt
2024Peterborough United2–1Wycombe WanderersWembley Stadium (new)42,252ScotlandDarren Ferguson
2025Peterborough United2–0Birmingham CityWembley Stadium (new)71,722ScotlandDarren Ferguson

^1 Final delayed from the original date of 4 April 2020 to 13 March 2021 due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom.[4][5]

Results by team

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Teams inbold compete outside EFL Leagues One and Two as of2025–26 season and thus do not compete in the EFL Trophy (some Premier League and Championship teams may enter their reserve/academic/youth teams, but none has made a final so far and a win by any such team will not count as a full-team club record).

EFL Trophy winners by team
Team[6][3]WinnersRunners-upYears wonYears runners-up
Bristol City321986, 2003, 20151987, 2000
Peterborough United302014, 2024, 2025—
Carlisle United241997, 20111995, 2003, 2006, 2010
Bolton Wanderers211989, 20231986
Birmingham City211991, 19952025
Blackpool202002, 2004—
Port Vale201993, 2001—
Rotherham United201996, 2022—
Stoke City201992, 2000—
Swansea City201994, 2006—
Wigan Athletic201985, 1999—
Tranmere Rovers1219901991, 2021
Bournemouth1119841998
Chesterfield1120122014
Grimsby Town1119982008
Portsmouth1120192020
Sunderland1120212019
Barnsley102016—
Coventry City102017—
Crewe Alexandra102013—
Doncaster Rovers102007—
Lincoln City102018—
Luton Town102009—
Mansfield Town101987—
Milton Keynes Dons102008—
Salford City102020—
Southampton102010—
Wolverhampton Wanderers101988—
Wrexham102005—
Brentford03—1985, 2001, 2011
Southend United03—2004, 2005, 2013
Bristol Rovers02—1990, 2007
Oxford United02—2016, 2017
Shrewsbury Town02—1996, 2018
Stockport County02—1992, 1993
Burnley01—1988
Cambridge United01—2002
Colchester United01—1997
Huddersfield Town01—1994
Hull City01—1984
Millwall01—1999
Scunthorpe United01—2009
Sutton United01—2022
Plymouth Argyle01—2023
Swindon Town01―2012
Torquay United01—1989
Walsall01—2015
Wycombe Wanderers01—2024

References

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General

Specific

  1. ^"PREMIER LEAGUE TRIAL FOR THE TROPHY". The Football League. 10 June 2016.
  2. ^"Football League Trophy Summary (1983–2016)".Football Club History Database. Retrieved30 January 2024.
  3. ^ab"Previous Finals".EFL. Retrieved30 January 2024.
  4. ^"EFL statement: Leasing.com Trophy Final".www.efl.com.
  5. ^Allen, Neil (16 September 2020)."Pompey's EFL Trophy Wembley final against Salford City put back to 2021".The News. Retrieved5 August 2021.
  6. ^"Bristol Street Motors Trophy Roll of Honour".EFL. Retrieved30 January 2024.

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