NFL Cup
Founded | 1959 |
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Abolished | 1977 |
Most successful club(s) | Highlands Park F.C. (6 titles) |
The NFL Cup was the association football cup competition of the National Football League in South Africa under Apartheid. It was established in 1959 and disbanded in 1977. The competition and only eligible to teams made up of White South Africans. It was widely known as the Castle Cup due to its sponsorship from Castle Breweries.
Previous winners[]
Year | Winners | Runner-up |
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1959 | Rangers | |
1960 | Durban City | |
1961 | Highlands Park | Durban City |
1962 | Durban City | |
1963 | Addington | Southern Suburbs |
1964 | Durban City | Jewish Guild |
1965 | Highlands Park | Arcadia United |
1966 | Highlands Park | Arcadia United |
1967 | Highlands Park | Rangers |
1968 | Durban City | Highlands Park |
1969 | Maritzburg | Cape Town City |
1970 | Cape Town City | Highlands Park |
1971 | Cape Town City | Durban City |
1972 | Durban United | Durban City |
1973 | Highlands Park | |
1974 | Arcadia Shepherds | Highlands Park |
1975 | Highlands Park | Arcadia Shepherds |
1976 | Cape Town City | Hellenic |
1977 | Lusitano | Durban United |
References[]
- ^ "South Africa Cup History". rsssf.com. Retrieved 3 May 2010.
Categories:
- National Football League (South Africa)
- Defunct soccer cup competitions in South Africa
- Soccer and apartheid
- African football competition stubs