Federation Cup (tournament (usually) open to the top-8 teams of the league; occasionally Indian sides were invited) ed year winners runners-up 1 1980 Mohammedan SC and Brothers Union (joint winners) 2 1981 Mohammedan SC Abahani KC 3 1982 Mohammedan SC and Abahani KC (joint winners) 4 1983 Mohammedan SC Abahani KC 5 1984 final (Mohammedan SC vs Abahani KC) abandoned due to riots 6 1985 Abahani KC 1-0 Brothers Union 7 1986 Abahani KC Brothers Union 8 1987 Mohammedan SC 1-0 Dhaka Wanderers 9 1988 Abahani KC 1-0 Mohammedan SC 10 1989 Mohammedan SC Abahani KC 1990 no competition 11 1991 Brothers Union 0-0 Mohammedan SC [aet, 4-2 pen] 1992-93 no competition 12 1994 Muktijoddha SKC Abahani Ltd. 13 1995 Mohammedan SC 0-0 Abahani Ltd. [aet, 6-5 pen] 1996 no competition 14 1997 Abahani Ltd. 2-1 Arambagh KS 1998 no competition 15 1999 Abahani Ltd. 0-0 Muktijoddha SKC [aet, 5-3 pen] 16 2000 Abahani Ltd. 2-1 Mohammedan SC 17 2001 Muktijoddha SKC 3-0 Arambagh KS 18 2002 Mohammedan SC 1-0 Muktijoddha SKC 19 2003 Muktijoddha SKC 2-1 Mohammedan SC [asdet] 2004 no competition 20 2005 Brothers Union 1-0 Muktijoddha SKC 2006-07 no competition 21 2008 Mohammedan SC 1-1 Abahani Ltd. [aet, 3-2 pen] Number of Wins [22, runners-up finishes (18) between square brackets] 9 [ 4] Mohammedan SC (2 wins shared) 7 [ 6] Abahani Ltd. (includes Abahani KC) (1 win shared) 3 [ 3] Muktijoddha SKC 3 [ 2] Brothers Union (1 win shared) [ 2] Arambagh KS [ 1] Dhaka Wanderers
Sher-e-Bangla Cup
("Tiger of Bengal" Gold Cup - named after national hero Abdul Kashem
Fazhul Hogue; open to provincial selections)
ed year winners runners-up
1 1973 Dhaka District Kushtia District
2 1974 Dhaka District Barisal District
3 1975 Dhaka District Chittagong District
4 1976 Jessore Ditrict Rajshahi District
5 1977 Kushtia District Chittagong District
6 1978 Barisal District Rangpur District
7 1979 Barisal District Dhaka District
8 1980 Bangladesh Army and Dhaka University (joint winners)
9 1981 Bangladesh Army and Dhaka University (joint winners)
10 1982 Khulna District Bangladesh Army
11 1983 Sylhet District Dhaka District
12 1984 Feni District 1-1 Dhaka District [5-4 pen]
13 1985 Comilla District 3-0 Dhaka University [final played in 1986]
14 1986 Dhaka District Comilla District
1987-88 no competition
15 1989 Bangladesh Army Dhaka University
16 1990 Dhaka University Bangladesh Army
1991 no competition
17 1992 Dhaka University 2-0 Khulna District
18 1993 Khulna District Feni District
19 1994 Bhola District 2-1 Dhaka University
1995 no competition
20 1996 Dhaka University Narayanganj District
1997-99 no competition
21 2000 Noakhali District 2-1 Bangladesh Army
2001-03 no competition
22 2004 Narayanganj District 2-1 Bangladesh Army
2005 no competition
23 2006 Narayanganj District 0-0 Dhaka District [3-1 pen]
Number of Wins [25, runners-up finishes (21) between square brackets]
5 [ 3] Dhaka University (2 wins shared)
4 [ 4] Dhaka District
3 [ 4] Bangladesh Army (2 wins shared)
2 [ 1] Barisal District
2 [ 1] Khulna District
2 [ 1] Narayanganj District
1 [ 1] Comilla District
1 [ 1] Feni District
1 [ 1] Kushtia District
1 Bhola District
1 Jessore Ditrict
1 Noakhali District
1 Sylhet District
[ 2] Chittagong District
[ 1] Rajshahi District
[ 1] Rangpur District
Partial sources: [Tra 02], AFC Guide 2002, Bangladesh FF
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