Tahiti Cup
| Founded | 1938 |
|---|---|
| Country |  Tahiti |
| Confederation | OFC |
| Number of teams | Various |
| International cup(s) |  Coupe de France |
| Current champions | AS Vénus (7th title) 2019 |
| Most championships | AS Central Sport (18 titles) |
| Website | www.ftf.pf |
| Current: 2019–20 Tahiti Cup | |
The Tahiti Cup (also known as Coupe de Polynésie or Coupe de Tahiti Nui) is the premier football knockout tournament in French Polynesia. It was created in 1938, and gives the winner of the tournament a berth in the Coupe de France.[1]
Between the years 2001 and 2006 two cup competitions were held in parallel.
List of Winners Coupe de Polynésie / Coupe de Tahiti Nui
- 1938: Marine
- 1945: CAICT
- 1946: AS Fei Pi
- 1947: AS Fei Pi
- 1948: AS Fei Pi
- 1949: AS Fei Pi
- 1950: AS Central Sport
- 1951: AS Jeunes Tahitiens
- 1952: AS Vénus
- 1953: AS Central Sport
- 1954: AS Central Sport
- 1955: AS Fei Pi
- 1956: AS Fei Pi
- 1957: AS Central Sport
- 1958: AS Fei Pi
- 1959: AS Fei Pi
- 1960: AS Excelsior
- 1961: AS Central Sport
- 1962: AS Central Sport
- 1963: AS Excelsior
- 1964: AS Excelsior
- 1965: AS Excelsior
- 1966: AS Central Sport
- 1967: AS Central Sport
- 1968: AS Tamarii Punaruu
- 1969: AS Tamarii Punaruu
- 1970: A.S. Arue
- 1971: AS Jeunes Tahitiens
- 1972: AS Central Sport
- 1973: AS Central Sport
- 1974: AS Vaiete
- 1975: AS Central Sport
- 1976: AS Central Sport
- 1977: AS Central Sport
- 1978: AS Pirae
- 1979: AS Central Sport
- 1980: AS Pirae
- 1981: AS Central Sport
- 1982: AS Jeunes Tahitiens
- 1983: AS Central Sport
- 1984: AS Pirae
- 1985: AS PTT
- 1986: AS PTT
- 1987: AS Jeunes Tahitiens
- 1988: AS Central Sport
- 1989: AS Jeunes Tahitiens
- 1990: AS Vénus
- 1991: AS Vénus
- 1992: AS Vénus
- 1994: AS Pirae
- 1995: AS Central Sport
- 1996: AS Pirae
- 1997: AS Dragon
- 1998: AS Vénus
- 1999: AS Vénus
- 2000: AS Pirae
- 2001: AS Dragon
- 2002: AS Pirae
- 2003: AS Manu-Ura
- 2004: AS Dragon
- 2005: AS Pirae
- 2006: AS Temanava
- 2007: AS Tefana
- 2008: AS Tefana
- 2009: AS Manu-Ura
- 2010: AS Tefana
- 2011: AS Tefana
- 2012: AS Tefana
- 2013: AS Dragon
- 2014: AS Tefana
- 2015: AS Pirae
- 2016: AS Dragon
- 2017: AS Tefana
- 2018: AS Dragon
- 2019: AS Vénus
- 2020: abandoned due to COVID-19[2]
List of Winners Coupe de Tahiti
- 2001: AS Vénus
- 2002: Not Known
- 2003: Not Known
- 2004: AS Tefana
- 2005: AS Manu-Ura
- 2006: AS Tefana
Performances
Performances by club
| Club | Winners Coupe de Polynésie |
Winners Coupe de Tahiti |
|---|---|---|
| AS Central Sport | 18 | — |
| AS Pirae | 9 | — |
| AS Fei Pi | 8 | — |
| AS Tefana | 7 | 2 |
| AS Vénus | 7 | 1 |
| AS Dragon | 6 | — |
| AS Jeunes Tahitienes | 5 | — |
| AS Excelsior | 4 | — |
| AS Manu-Ura | 2 | 1 |
| AS PTT | 2 | — |
| AS Tamarii Punaruu | 2 | — |
| AS Temanava | 1 | — |
| AS Vaiete | 1 | — |
| A.S. Arue | 1 | — |
| CAICT | 1 | — |
| Marine | 1 | — |
See also
References
- ^ Tahiti: A first-hand account of football on the island Archived 2013-12-27 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Communiqué Officiel – Décision du Comité Exécutif du 27 mai". Fédération Tahitienne de Football. 27 May 2020.
External links
- Tahiti – List of Cup Winners, RSSSF.com
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