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This is a list of Belgian Cup winning football managers.

Urbain Braems won the tournament on no less than three occasions, as he led Anderlecht to success in the 1975 final and won both the 1978 and 1983 Belgian Cup Finals with Beveren; fourteen other managers have won the title on two occasions.

Only four managers have been able to win two consecutive cups, namely Hugo Broos, Raymond Goethals, Georg Keßler and Milorad Pavić. Eight managers have won the title with two sides: Urbain Braems, Johan Boskamp, Hans Croon, Ernst Happel, Ariël Jacobs, Georges Leekens, Walter Meeuws and Michel Preud'homme.

Winning managers

Georg Keßler, winning manager in 1972 and 1973
Ernst Happel, winning manager in 1977 and 1981
Raymond Goethals, winning manager in 1988 and 1989
Ariël Jacobs, winning manager in 2003 and 2008
Peter Maes, winning manager in 2012 and 2014
Final Manager Nationality Club Ref
1912 Racing Club Bruxelles
1913 Union Saint-Gilloise
1914 Union Saint-Gilloise
1927 Louis Saeys  Belgium Cercle Brugge
1935 Daring Club Bruxelles
1954 André Riou  France Standard Liège
1955 Harry Game  England Antwerp
1956 Tournai
1964 Louis Verstraeten  Belgium Gent
1965 Pierre Sinibaldi  France Anderlecht
1966 Milorad Pavić  Yugoslavia Standard Liège
1967 Milorad Pavić  Yugoslavia Standard Liège
1968 Norberto Höfling  Romania Club Brugge
1969 Staf Van den Bergh  Belgium Lierse
1970 Frans de Munck  Netherlands Club Brugge
1971 András Béres  Hungary Beerschot
1972 Georg Keßler  Germany Anderlecht
1973 Georg Keßler  Germany Anderlecht
1974 Hans Croon  Netherlands Waregem
1975 Urbain Braems  Belgium Anderlecht
1976 Hans Croon  Netherlands Anderlecht
1977 Ernst Happel  Austria Club Brugge
1978 Urbain Braems  Belgium Beveren
1979 George Knobel  Netherlands Beerschot
1980 Cor Brom  Netherlands Waterschei
1981 Ernst Happel  Austria Standard Liège
1982 Ernst Künnecke  Germany Waterschei
1983 Urbain Braems  Belgium Beveren
1984 Robert Goethals  Belgium Gent
1985 Georges Leekens  Belgium Cercle Brugge
1986 Henk Houwaart  Netherlands Club Brugge
1987 Aad de Mos  Netherlands KV Mechelen
1988 Raymond Goethals  Belgium Anderlecht
1989 Raymond Goethals  Belgium Anderlecht
1990 Robert Waseige  Belgium RFC Liège
1991 Georges Leekens  Belgium Club Brugge
1992 Walter Meeuws  Belgium Antwerp
1993 Arie Haan  Netherlands Standard Liège
1994 Johan Boskamp  Netherlands Anderlecht
1995 Hugo Broos  Belgium Club Brugge
1996 Hugo Broos  Belgium Club Brugge
1997 Herman Helleputte  Belgium Germinal Ekeren
1998 Aimé Anthuenis  Belgium Genk
1999 Walter Meeuws  Belgium Lierse
2000 Johan Boskamp  Netherlands Genk
2001 Jan Ceulemans  Belgium Westerlo
2002 Trond Sollied  Norway Club Brugge
2003 Ariël Jacobs  Belgium La Louvière
2004 Trond Sollied  Norway Club Brugge
2005 Marc Brys  Belgium Germinal Beerschot
2006 Francky Dury  Belgium Zulte Waregem [1]
2007 Čedomir Janevski  Macedonia Club Brugge [2]
2008 Ariël Jacobs  Belgium Anderlecht
2009 Pierre Denier  Belgium Genk
2010 Michel Preud'homme  Belgium Gent
2011 Dominique D'Onofrio  Belgium Standard Liège
2012 Peter Maes  Belgium Lokeren [3]
2013 Mario Been  Netherlands Genk [4]
2014 Peter Maes  Belgium Lokeren [5]
2015 Michel Preud'homme  Belgium Club Brugge
2016 Yannick Ferrera  Belgium Standard Liège
2017 Francky Dury  Belgium Zulte Waregem
2018 Ricardo Sá Pinto  Portugal Standard Liège
2019 Wouter Vrancken  Belgium KV Mechelen

By individual

Rank Name Winners Club(s) Winning Years
1 Belgium Urbain Braems
3
Anderlecht, Beveren 1975, 1978, 1983
2 Netherlands Johan Boskamp
2
Anderlecht, Genk 1994, 2000
= Belgium Hugo Broos
2
Club Brugge 1995, 1996
= Netherlands Hans Croon
2
Anderlecht, Waregem 1974, 1976
= Belgium Francky Dury
2
Zulte Waregem 2006, 2017
= Belgium Raymond Goethals
2
Anderlecht 1988, 1989
= Austria Ernst Happel
2
Anderlecht, Standard Liège 1977, 1981
= Belgium Ariël Jacobs
2
Anderlecht, La Louvière 2003, 2008
= Germany Georg Keßler
2
Anderlecht 1972, 1973
= Belgium Georges Leekens
2
Cercle Brugge, Club Brugge 1985, 1991
= Belgium Peter Maes
2
Lokeren 2012, 2014
= Belgium Walter Meeuws
2
Antwerp, Lierse 1992, 1999
= Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Milorad Pavić
2
Standard Liège 1966, 1967
= Belgium Michel Preud'homme
2
Club Brugge, Gent 2010, 2015
= Norway Trond Sollied
2
Club Brugge 2002, 2004

By nationality

Country Managers Total
 Belgium 22 32
 Netherlands 9 11
 Germany 2 3
 France 2 2
 Yugoslavia 2 2
 Austria 1 2
 Norway 1 2
 England 1 1
 Hungary 1 1
 North Macedonia 1 1
 Portugal 1 1
 Romania 1 1

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