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{{Region icon Aeia}}
{{infobox football tournament
{{infobox football tournament
| logo                = [[File:Championscup.png|200px]]
| logo                = [[File:Championscup.png|200px]]
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| number of teams      = 32 (finals)<br /> (eligible to enter qualification)
| number of teams      = 32 (finals)<br /> (eligible to enter qualification)
| related competitions        = [[Copa d'Aeia]]
| related competitions        = [[Copa d'Aeia]]
| current champions    = {{flagicon|Midrasia}} [[FC Almiaro]] (1st title)
| current champions    = {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Bersk SK]] (1st title)
| most successful team = {{flagicon|Midrasia}} [[Olympique de Lotrique]] (1 title)
| most successful team = {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Bersk SK]] (1 title)
| current              = [[FFA Chamions Cup 4]]
| current              = [[FFA Champions Cup 4]]
}}
}}
The '''FFA Champions Cup''' is a men's {{wp|association football}} tournament within [[Aeia]]. The event organised by the [[Football Federation of Aeia]] was established in 2016 as a tournament for the the league champions, runners up and in some cases 3rd place teams in Aeian domestic football. The tournament generally involves a two round structure wherein teams first face off in groups of 4 teams, with the top two teams in each group progressing to the knockout stage. This has been the case in ever edition of the tournament, expect for the first which was a straight knockout tournament. Throughout the competition, teams play each other twice, except for the final which is only one game. Draws in the knockout stage are decided first with extra-time and if needed a penalty shootout. The final of the first edition took place at the Stade Nationale in [[Lotrič]] and was won by the [[Midrasia|Midrasian]] team [[Olympique de Lotrique]]. So far a Midrasian team has successfully reached the final in each edition of the tournament.
The '''FFA Champions Cup''' is a men's {{wp|association football}} tournament within [[Aeia]]. The event organised by the [[Football Federation of Aeia]] was established in 2016 as a tournament for the the league champions, runners up and in some cases 3rd place teams in Aeian domestic football. The tournament generally involves a two round structure wherein teams first face off in groups of 4 teams, with the top two teams in each group progressing to the knockout stage. This has been the case in ever edition of the tournament, expect for the first which was a straight knockout tournament. Throughout the competition, teams play each other twice, except for the final which is only one game. Draws in the knockout stage are decided first with extra-time and if needed a penalty shootout. The final of the first edition took place at the Stade Nationale in [[Lotrič]] and was won by the [[Midrasia|Midrasian]] team [[Olympique de Lotrique]]. So far a Midrasian team has successfully reached the final in each edition of the tournament.
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In 2013 an agreement was reached for the creation of a world club knockout competition. Initially the tournament was marketed as the 'Pro Cup' with a friendly tournament under the same name being organised as a pilot for the new competition. By 2016 however, the tournament had been rebranded to the 'Champions Cup'. Under the new system, the top 1 to 3 teams within a nation's domestic league will qualify for the tournament and its qualifying rounds depending on a nation's FFA coefficient. Teams ranked 2nd to 6th may qualify for their continental compeititions based on their league coefficient.
In 2013 an agreement was reached for the creation of a world club knockout competition. Initially the tournament was marketed as the 'Pro Cup' with a friendly tournament under the same name being organised as a pilot for the new competition. By 2016 however, the tournament had been rebranded to the 'Champions Cup'. Under the new system, the top 1 to 3 teams within a nation's domestic league will qualify for the tournament and its qualifying rounds depending on a nation's FFA coefficient. Teams ranked 2nd to 6th may qualify for their continental compeititions based on their league coefficient.
== Results ==
== Results ==
{| class="wikitable" style=" text-align:center; font-size:95%; width:80%;"
{| class="wikitable" style=" text-align:center; font-size:95%; width:100%;"
! Season || Date || Winner || Result || Runner-up || Stadium, location || Winner (Country)
! Season || Date || Winner || Result || Runner-up || Stadium, location || Winner (Country)
|-
|-
! colspan="7"| FFA Champions Cup
! colspan="7"| FFA Champions Cup
|-
|-
| [[FFA Champions Cup 1|1]] || 2016-2017 || align=right| '''[[Olympique de Lotrique]]''' {{flagicon|Midrasia}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 1|'''1''' – 0]] || align=left|{{flagicon|Navack}} [[Bersk SK]] || Stade Nationale, [[Lotrič]], [[Midrasia]] || {{flag|Midrasia}}
| [[FFA Champions Cup 1|1]] || {{nowrap|2016-2017}} || align=right| '''[[Olympique de Lotrique]]''' {{flagicon|Midrasia}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 1|'''1''' – 0]] || align=left|{{flagicon|Navack}} [[Bersk SK]] || Stade Nationale, [[Lotrič]], [[Midrasia]] || {{flag|Midrasia}}
|-
|-
| [[FFA Champions Cup 2|2]] || 2017-2018 || align=right| [[Olympique de Lotrique]] {{flagicon|Midrasia}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 2|1 – '''2''']] || align=left|{{flagicon|Ajerrin}} '''[[Royal Guardians]]''' || Rødkysten Stadion, [[Berke]], [[Navack]]|| {{flag|Ajerrin}}
| [[FFA Champions Cup 2|2]] || {{nowrap|2017-2018}} || align=right| [[Olympique de Lotrique]] {{flagicon|Midrasia}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 2|1 – '''2''']] || align=left|{{flagicon|Ajerrin}} '''[[Royal Guardians]]''' || Rødkysten Stadion, [[Berke]], [[Navack]]|| {{flag|Ajerrin}}
|-
|-
| [[FFA Champions Cup 3|3]] || 2018-2019 || align=right| '''[[FC Almiaro]]''' {{flagicon|Midrasia}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 3|'''3''' – 2]] || align=left| {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Dynamesk SK]] || NKR Pržno Arena, [[Pržno|Prisno]], [[Uwhistan]]|| {{flag|Midrasia}}
| [[FFA Champions Cup 3|3]] || {{nowrap|2018-2019}} || align=right| '''[[FC Almiaro]]''' {{flagicon|Midrasia}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 3|'''3''' – 2]] || align=left| {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Dynamesk SK]] || NKR Pržno Arena, [[Pržno|Prisno]], [[Uwhistan]]|| {{flag|Midrasia}}
|-
|-
| [[FFA Champions Cup 4|4]] || 2019-2020 || align=right| || || align=left| || TBA||  
| [[FFA Champions Cup 4|4]] || {{nowrap|2019-2020}} || align=right| '''[[Bersk SK]]''' {{flagicon|Navack}} || [[FFA Champions Cup 4|'''5''' – 1]] || align=left| {{flagicon|Atresca}} [[AS Rocca]] || {{nowrap|Jèred Castejon Stadium, [[Aljua]], [[Vidoria]]}}||  
|-
|-
|}
|}
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|-
|{{flagicon|Midrasia}} [[Olympique de Lotrique]] || 1 || 1
|{{flagicon|Midrasia}} [[Olympique de Lotrique]] || 1 || 1
|-
| {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Bersk SK]] || 1 || 1
|-
|-
|{{flagicon|Ajerrin}} [[Royal Guardians]] || 1 || 0
|{{flagicon|Ajerrin}} [[Royal Guardians]] || 1 || 0
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|{{flagicon|Midrasia}} [[FC Almiaro]] || 1 || 0
|{{flagicon|Midrasia}} [[FC Almiaro]] || 1 || 0
|-
|-
| {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Bersk SK]] || 0 || 1  
|{{flagicon|Atresca}} [[AS Rocca]] || 0 || 1
|-
|-
| {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Dynamesk SK]] || 0 || 1  
| {{flagicon|Navack}} [[Dynamesk SK]] || 0 || 1  
|}
|}
[[Category:Football in Aeia]]
[[Category:Football in Aeia]]

Latest revision as of 11:10, 31 March 2020

FFA Champions Cup
Championscup.png
Founded2016
RegionAeia (FFA)
Number of teams32 (finals)
(eligible to enter qualification)
Current championsNavack Bersk SK (1st title)
Most successful team(s)Navack Bersk SK (1 title)
FFA Champions Cup 4

The FFA Champions Cup is a men's association football tournament within Aeia. The event organised by the Football Federation of Aeia was established in 2016 as a tournament for the the league champions, runners up and in some cases 3rd place teams in Aeian domestic football. The tournament generally involves a two round structure wherein teams first face off in groups of 4 teams, with the top two teams in each group progressing to the knockout stage. This has been the case in ever edition of the tournament, expect for the first which was a straight knockout tournament. Throughout the competition, teams play each other twice, except for the final which is only one game. Draws in the knockout stage are decided first with extra-time and if needed a penalty shootout. The final of the first edition took place at the Stade Nationale in Lotrič and was won by the Midrasian team Olympique de Lotrique. So far a Midrasian team has successfully reached the final in each edition of the tournament.

Formation

With the onset of the Twenty-first Century there was a growing desire by domestic football teams for the creation of a so-called world 'super league' which would feature the most successful clubs from across all of Aeia. With continental championships such as the Asuran League coming to be dominated by a select number of teams greater pressure was placed on the Football Federation of Aeia to create a world club tournament to create greater competition.

In 2013 an agreement was reached for the creation of a world club knockout competition. Initially the tournament was marketed as the 'Pro Cup' with a friendly tournament under the same name being organised as a pilot for the new competition. By 2016 however, the tournament had been rebranded to the 'Champions Cup'. Under the new system, the top 1 to 3 teams within a nation's domestic league will qualify for the tournament and its qualifying rounds depending on a nation's FFA coefficient. Teams ranked 2nd to 6th may qualify for their continental compeititions based on their league coefficient.

Results

Season Date Winner Result Runner-up Stadium, location Winner (Country)
FFA Champions Cup
1 2016-2017 Olympique de Lotrique Midrasia 1 – 0 Navack Bersk SK Stade Nationale, Lotrič, Midrasia  Midrasia
2 2017-2018 Olympique de Lotrique Midrasia 1 – 2 Ajerrin Royal Guardians Rødkysten Stadion, Berke, Navack  Ajerrin
3 2018-2019 FC Almiaro Midrasia 3 – 2 Navack Dynamesk SK NKR Pržno Arena, Prisno, Uwhistan  Midrasia
4 2019-2020 Bersk SK Navack 5 – 1 Atresca AS Rocca Jèred Castejon Stadium, Aljua, Vidoria

Performances

By club

The following table lists clubs by number of Winners and Runners-up in the FFA Champions Cup.

Club Winner Runner-up
Midrasia Olympique de Lotrique 1 1
Navack Bersk SK 1 1
Ajerrin Royal Guardians 1 0
Midrasia FC Almiaro 1 0
Atresca AS Rocca 0 1
Navack Dynamesk SK 0 1