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    Manchester Premier Cup
    Founded1934
    RegionGreater Manchester
    Teams15 (2017–18)
    Current championsAshton United F.C.
    Most championshipsAshton United
    (16 titles)
    WebsiteMP Cup

    The Manchester Premier Cup (also known as the Frank Hannah Manchester Premier Cup) is an annual English football knockout tournament involving teams from Greater Manchester, England. It is a County Cup competition of the Manchester Football Association and involves Non-league football clubs, although at least one Football League club has entered the competition.

    Ashton United F.C. are the current holders.

    History

    [edit]

    The Manchester Premier Cup, originally known as the Manchester County FA Shield,[1] was first competed for in the 1934–35 season, when Manchester North End beat Hurst[a] 5–2, in the final to become the inaugural champions at their Charles Street Ground in Blackley in front of a crowd of 2,400. The gate receipts of £59 were distributed 50% to the FA and 25% to each of the finalists.[citation needed] For the 1955–56 season the name was changed to the Manchester Intermediate Cup and was again changed for the 1979–80 season to the present name.[2]

    The competition has been dominated by the teams in the Tameside borough of Manchester who have won the contest 55 times. Central Manchester teams have won it six times, teams from Bury winning four times and Salford and Wigan twice. A team from outside the Greater Manchester borders has only ever won the trophy once.

    Finals

    [edit]

    Key

    [edit]
    Key to list of winners
    (R)Replay
    †Match was won during extra time
    ‡Match was won on a penalty shoot-out

    Results

    [edit]
    Manchester Premier Cup winners
    YearWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueAttendanceReferences
    1934 – 1955 the Cup was known as the Manchester Shield
    1934–35Manchester North EndHurst
    1935–36HurstAshton National
    1936–37Ashton National3–1MossleyHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[3]
    1937–38Mossley2–1Manchester North EndHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[4]
    1938–39Hurst2–3MossleyNational Park, Ashton-under-Lyne[5]
    1939–40Ashton NationalHurst
    1940–41UrmstonFerguson Pailin
    1941–42AvroGoslings
    1942–43ArmyAvro
    1943–44GoslingsFerranti[b]
    1944–45Ashton NationalGoslings
    1945–46UrmstonGoslings
    1946–47Droylsden3–0MossleyMaine Road, Moss Side[6]
    1947–48GoslingsDroylsden
    1948–49Mossley2–1GoslingsHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[7]
    1949–50Ashton UnitedGoslings
    1950–51Lancashire Steel2–1Mossley[8]
    1951–52DroylsdenLancashire Steel
    1952–53Ashton UnitedNorthern Nomads
    1953–54Ashton UnitedHyde United
    1954–55Ashton UnitedStalybridge Celtic
    1955 – 1979 the Cup was known as the Manchester Intermediate Cup
    1955–56Hyde United
    Oldham Athletic
    1956–57Hyde UnitedStalybridge Celtic
    1957–58Stalybridge CelticHyde United
    1958–59Ashton United6–2MossleyHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[9]
    1959–60DroylsdenHyde United
    1960–61Mossley4–0Ashton UnitedSeel Park, Mossley[10]
    1961–62BuryNorthern Nomads
    1962–63Ashton UnitedDroylsden
    1963–64Bury4–0MossleySeel Park, Mossley[11]
    1964–65DroylsdenAshton United
    1965–66Ashton UnitedDroylsden
    1966–67Prestwich Heys4–2MossleyGrimshaw Park, Prestwich[12]
    Mossley6–1Prestwich HeysSeel Park, Mossley
    Mossley won 8–5 on aggregate
    1967–68Mossley4–2Stalybridge CelticSeel Park, Mossley[13]
    Mossley2–2Stalybridge CelticBower Fold, Stalybridge
    Mossley won 6–4 on aggregate
    1968–69Stalybridge CelticDroylsden
    1969–70DroylsdenStalybridge Celtic
    1970–71Dukinfield TownCurzon Ashton
    1971–72Curzon AshtonIrlam Town
    1972–73Curzon AshtonNew Mills
    1973–74Curzon AshtonNew Mills
    1974–75Little LeverChadderton
    1975–76Maine RoadAbbey Hey W.M.C.
    1976–77Maine RoadLittle Lever
    1977–78Salford AmateursMassey Ferguson
    1978–79Salford AmateursIrlam Town
    1979 – present the Cup is known as the Manchester Premier Cup
    1979–80Ashton UnitedCurzon Ashton
    1980–81DroylsdenAshton Town
    1981–82Curzon AshtonIrlam Town
    1982–83Ashton UnitedChadderton
    1983–84Curzon AshtonDroylsden
    1984–85Irlam TownCurzon Ashton
    1985–86Curzon AshtonIrlam Town
    1986–87Curzon Ashton1–0FlixtonGigg Lane, Bury[14]
    1987–88Maine Road1–0Irlam TownMaine Road, Moss Side[15]
    1988–89Mossley3–1FlixtonBrantingham Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy[14][16]
    1989–90Curzon AshtonSalford City
    1990–91Mossley3–2DroylsdenMaine Road, Moss Side[14][17]
    1991–92Ashton United2–1Flixton[14]
    1992–93Droylsden2–0Curzon Ashton[14]
    1993–94Hyde United4–1Droylsden[14]
    1994–95Hyde United2–1Trafford[14]
    1995–96Hyde United †2–2 ‡Curzon Ashton[14]
    1996–97Glossop North End †1–1 ‡TraffordOld Trafford, Stretford[14][18]
    1997–98Glossop North End1–0Radcliffe BoroughMaine Road, Moss Side[14][18]
    1998–99Hyde United1–0Maine RoadBoundary Park, Oldham[14][19]
    1999–00Droylsden2–1MossleyBoundary Park, Oldham[14][20]
    2000–01Ashton United4–0Droylsden
    2001–02Ashton United3–1Salford City[14]
    2002–03Ashton United2–0DroylsdenBoundary Park, Oldham[14][21]
    2003–04Droylsden †2–1 †Ashton UnitedBoundary Park, Oldham[14][22]
    2004–05Hyde United5–4Maine RoadBoundary Park, Oldham464[14][23][24]
    2005–06Hyde United2–1DroylsdenManchester Regional Arena, Sportcity578[25][26]
    2006–07Droylsden3–0Flixton317[25][27]
    2007–08Radcliffe Borough2–1Hyde UnitedBoundary Park, Oldham276[28][29]
    2008–09Droylsden2–1MossleyBoundary Park, Oldham[30][31][32]
    2009–10Droylsden2–0TraffordEwen Fields, Hyde256[33][34][35]
    2010–11Droylsden †4–3 †Ashton UnitedEwen Fields, Hyde[36][37]
    2011–12Mossleyw/oDroylsdenEwen Fields, Hyde—[38][39]
    2012–13Mossley †2–2 ‡
    [c]    		Salford CityEdgeley Park, Stockport617[40][41][42]
    2013–14Trafford †2–2 ‡
    [d]    		HydeGigg Lane, Bury580[43][44][45]
    2014–15Mossley †1–1 ‡
    [e]    		Curzon AshtonBoundary Park, Oldham548[46][47]
    2015–16Mossley3–1Stalybridge CelticEwen Fields, Hyde542[48][49][50]
    2016–17F.C. United of Manchester1–0Stalybridge CelticBoundary Park, Oldham1,592[51][52]
    2017–18F.C. United of Manchester †2–2 ‡
    [f]    		TraffordEwen Fields, Hyde1,003[53][54]
    2018–19Curzon Ashton3–1MossleyEwen Fields, Hyde668[55][56]
    2019–20Competition did not complete due to the COVID-19 pandemic
    2020–21Competition did not complete due to the COVID-19 pandemic
    2021-22Ashton United1–0Hyde UnitedBroadhurst Park, Moston
    2022–23Radcliffe3–0Wythenshawe TownBroadhurst Park, Moston1,108[57]
    2023-24Ashton United0–0 ‡[g]AvroBoundary Park, Oldham
    2024-25 Irlam3–2Hyde UnitedBroadhurst Park, Moston800[58]

    Source (1934–2010 Finals):[2]

    Results by team

    [edit]

    Teams shown in italics are no longer in existence.

    Results by team
    ClubWinsFirst final wonLast final wonRunners-upLast final lostTotal final appearances
    Ashton United[a]17193620246201123
    Droylsden131947201111201224
    Mossley11193820168200919
    Curzon Ashton9197220196201515
    Hyde United[h]8195620066202214
    Maine Road319761988220055
    Ashton National319371945119364
    Goslings219441948519507
    Stalybridge Celtic219581969620178
    Salford City[i]219781979320135
    Urmston2194119460–2
    Bury2196219640–2
    Glossop North End2199719980–2
    F.C. United of Manchester2201720180–2
    Irlam Town119851985519886
    Trafford120142014420185
    Manchester North End119351935119382
    Avro119421942220243
    Lancashire Steel119511951119522
    Little Lever119751975119772
    Radcliffe Borough120082008119982
    Army1194319430–1
    Oldham Athletic1195619560–1
    Dukinfield Town1197119710–1
    Flixton0––420074
    Northern Nomads0––219622
    New Mills0––219742
    Chadderton0––219832
    Ferguson Pailin0––119411
    Ferranti[b]0––119441
    Prestwich Heys0––119671
    Abbey Hey[j]0––119761
    Massey Ferguson0––119781
    Ashton Town0––119811

    See also

    [edit]

    Footnotes

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    1. ^ a b Prior to 1947, Ashton United F.C. was known as Hurst F.C.
    2. ^ a b Ferranti F.C. was the original name of Moston.
    3. ^ Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. Mossley won 4–2 on penalties.
    4. ^ Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. Trafford won 4–2 on penalties.
    5. ^ Score was 1–1 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. Mossley won 3–1 on penalties.
    6. ^ Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. FC United won 3–2 on penalties.
    7. ^ Ashton United won 5–4 on penalties
    8. ^ Between to 2010 and 2015, Hyde United F.C. was known as Hyde F.C.
    9. ^ From 1963–1989, Salford City F.C. was known as Salford Amateurs. Prior to 1963, they were known as Salford Central.
    10. ^ Prior to 1985, Abbey Hey F.C. was known as Abbey Hey W.M.C. F.C.

    References

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      Manchester Premier Cup
      Founded1934
      RegionGreater Manchester
      Teams15 (2017–18)
      Current championsAshton United F.C.
      Most championshipsAshton United
      (16 titles)
      WebsiteMP Cup

      The Manchester Premier Cup (also known as the Frank Hannah Manchester Premier Cup) is an annual English football knockout tournament involving teams from Greater Manchester, England. It is a County Cup competition of the Manchester Football Association and involves Non-league football clubs, although at least one Football League club has entered the competition.

      Ashton United F.C. are the current holders.

      History

      The Manchester Premier Cup, originally known as the Manchester County FA Shield,[1] was first competed for in the 1934–35 season, when Manchester North End beat Hurst[a] 5–2, in the final to become the inaugural champions at their Charles Street Ground in Blackley in front of a crowd of 2,400. The gate receipts of £59 were distributed 50% to the FA and 25% to each of the finalists.[citation needed] For the 1955–56 season the name was changed to the Manchester Intermediate Cup and was again changed for the 1979–80 season to the present name.[2]

      The competition has been dominated by the teams in the Tameside borough of Manchester who have won the contest 55 times. Central Manchester teams have won it six times, teams from Bury winning four times and Salford and Wigan twice. A team from outside the Greater Manchester borders has only ever won the trophy once.

      Finals

      Key

      Key to list of winners
      (R)Replay
      †Match was won during extra time
      ‡Match was won on a penalty shoot-out

      Results

      Manchester Premier Cup winners
      YearWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueAttendanceReferences
      1934 – 1955 the Cup was known as the Manchester Shield
      1934–35Manchester North EndHurst
      1935–36HurstAshton National
      1936–37Ashton National3–1MossleyHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[3]
      1937–38Mossley2–1Manchester North EndHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[4]
      1938–39Hurst2–3MossleyNational Park, Ashton-under-Lyne[5]
      1939–40Ashton NationalHurst
      1940–41UrmstonFerguson Pailin
      1941–42AvroGoslings
      1942–43ArmyAvro
      1943–44GoslingsFerranti[b]
      1944–45Ashton NationalGoslings
      1945–46UrmstonGoslings
      1946–47Droylsden3–0MossleyMaine Road, Moss Side[6]
      1947–48GoslingsDroylsden
      1948–49Mossley2–1GoslingsHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[7]
      1949–50Ashton UnitedGoslings
      1950–51Lancashire Steel2–1Mossley[8]
      1951–52DroylsdenLancashire Steel
      1952–53Ashton UnitedNorthern Nomads
      1953–54Ashton UnitedHyde United
      1954–55Ashton UnitedStalybridge Celtic
      1955 – 1979 the Cup was known as the Manchester Intermediate Cup
      1955–56Hyde United
      Oldham Athletic
      1956–57Hyde UnitedStalybridge Celtic
      1957–58Stalybridge CelticHyde United
      1958–59Ashton United6–2MossleyHurst Cross, Ashton-under-Lyne[9]
      1959–60DroylsdenHyde United
      1960–61Mossley4–0Ashton UnitedSeel Park, Mossley[10]
      1961–62BuryNorthern Nomads
      1962–63Ashton UnitedDroylsden
      1963–64Bury4–0MossleySeel Park, Mossley[11]
      1964–65DroylsdenAshton United
      1965–66Ashton UnitedDroylsden
      1966–67Prestwich Heys4–2MossleyGrimshaw Park, Prestwich[12]
      Mossley6–1Prestwich HeysSeel Park, Mossley
      Mossley won 8–5 on aggregate
      1967–68Mossley4–2Stalybridge CelticSeel Park, Mossley[13]
      Mossley2–2Stalybridge CelticBower Fold, Stalybridge
      Mossley won 6–4 on aggregate
      1968–69Stalybridge CelticDroylsden
      1969–70DroylsdenStalybridge Celtic
      1970–71Dukinfield TownCurzon Ashton
      1971–72Curzon AshtonIrlam Town
      1972–73Curzon AshtonNew Mills
      1973–74Curzon AshtonNew Mills
      1974–75Little LeverChadderton
      1975–76Maine RoadAbbey Hey W.M.C.
      1976–77Maine RoadLittle Lever
      1977–78Salford AmateursMassey Ferguson
      1978–79Salford AmateursIrlam Town
      1979 – present the Cup is known as the Manchester Premier Cup
      1979–80Ashton UnitedCurzon Ashton
      1980–81DroylsdenAshton Town
      1981–82Curzon AshtonIrlam Town
      1982–83Ashton UnitedChadderton
      1983–84Curzon AshtonDroylsden
      1984–85Irlam TownCurzon Ashton
      1985–86Curzon AshtonIrlam Town
      1986–87Curzon Ashton1–0FlixtonGigg Lane, Bury[14]
      1987–88Maine Road1–0Irlam TownMaine Road, Moss Side[15]
      1988–89Mossley3–1FlixtonBrantingham Road, Chorlton-cum-Hardy[14][16]
      1989–90Curzon AshtonSalford City
      1990–91Mossley3–2DroylsdenMaine Road, Moss Side[14][17]
      1991–92Ashton United2–1Flixton[14]
      1992–93Droylsden2–0Curzon Ashton[14]
      1993–94Hyde United4–1Droylsden[14]
      1994–95Hyde United2–1Trafford[14]
      1995–96Hyde United †2–2 ‡Curzon Ashton[14]
      1996–97Glossop North End †1–1 ‡TraffordOld Trafford, Stretford[14][18]
      1997–98Glossop North End1–0Radcliffe BoroughMaine Road, Moss Side[14][18]
      1998–99Hyde United1–0Maine RoadBoundary Park, Oldham[14][19]
      1999–00Droylsden2–1MossleyBoundary Park, Oldham[14][20]
      2000–01Ashton United4–0Droylsden
      2001–02Ashton United3–1Salford City[14]
      2002–03Ashton United2–0DroylsdenBoundary Park, Oldham[14][21]
      2003–04Droylsden †2–1 †Ashton UnitedBoundary Park, Oldham[14][22]
      2004–05Hyde United5–4Maine RoadBoundary Park, Oldham464[14][23][24]
      2005–06Hyde United2–1DroylsdenManchester Regional Arena, Sportcity578[25][26]
      2006–07Droylsden3–0Flixton317[25][27]
      2007–08Radcliffe Borough2–1Hyde UnitedBoundary Park, Oldham276[28][29]
      2008–09Droylsden2–1MossleyBoundary Park, Oldham[30][31][32]
      2009–10Droylsden2–0TraffordEwen Fields, Hyde256[33][34][35]
      2010–11Droylsden †4–3 †Ashton UnitedEwen Fields, Hyde[36][37]
      2011–12Mossleyw/oDroylsdenEwen Fields, Hyde—[38][39]
      2012–13Mossley †2–2 ‡
      [c]      		Salford CityEdgeley Park, Stockport617[40][41][42]
      2013–14Trafford †2–2 ‡
      [d]      		HydeGigg Lane, Bury580[43][44][45]
      2014–15Mossley †1–1 ‡
      [e]      		Curzon AshtonBoundary Park, Oldham548[46][47]
      2015–16Mossley3–1Stalybridge CelticEwen Fields, Hyde542[48][49][50]
      2016–17F.C. United of Manchester1–0Stalybridge CelticBoundary Park, Oldham1,592[51][52]
      2017–18F.C. United of Manchester †2–2 ‡
      [f]      		TraffordEwen Fields, Hyde1,003[53][54]
      2018–19Curzon Ashton3–1MossleyEwen Fields, Hyde668[55][56]
      2019–20Competition did not complete due to the COVID-19 pandemic
      2020–21Competition did not complete due to the COVID-19 pandemic
      2021-22Ashton United1–0Hyde UnitedBroadhurst Park, Moston
      2022–23Radcliffe3–0Wythenshawe TownBroadhurst Park, Moston1,108[57]
      2023-24Ashton United0–0 ‡[g]AvroBoundary Park, Oldham
      2024-25 Irlam3–2Hyde UnitedBroadhurst Park, Moston800[58]

      Source (1934–2010 Finals):[2]

      Results by team

      Teams shown in italics are no longer in existence.

      Results by team
      ClubWinsFirst final wonLast final wonRunners-upLast final lostTotal final appearances
      Ashton United[a]17193620246201123
      Droylsden131947201111201224
      Mossley11193820168200919
      Curzon Ashton9197220196201515
      Hyde United[h]8195620066202214
      Maine Road319761988220055
      Ashton National319371945119364
      Goslings219441948519507
      Stalybridge Celtic219581969620178
      Salford City[i]219781979320135
      Urmston2194119460–2
      Bury2196219640–2
      Glossop North End2199719980–2
      F.C. United of Manchester2201720180–2
      Irlam Town119851985519886
      Trafford120142014420185
      Manchester North End119351935119382
      Avro119421942220243
      Lancashire Steel119511951119522
      Little Lever119751975119772
      Radcliffe Borough120082008119982
      Army1194319430–1
      Oldham Athletic1195619560–1
      Dukinfield Town1197119710–1
      Flixton0––420074
      Northern Nomads0––219622
      New Mills0––219742
      Chadderton0––219832
      Ferguson Pailin0––119411
      Ferranti[b]0––119441
      Prestwich Heys0––119671
      Abbey Hey[j]0––119761
      Massey Ferguson0––119781
      Ashton Town0––119811

      See also

      Footnotes

      1. ^ a b Prior to 1947, Ashton United F.C. was known as Hurst F.C.
      2. ^ a b Ferranti F.C. was the original name of Moston.
      3. ^ Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. Mossley won 4–2 on penalties.
      4. ^ Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. Trafford won 4–2 on penalties.
      5. ^ Score was 1–1 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. Mossley won 3–1 on penalties.
      6. ^ Score was 2–2 after 90 minutes and went straight to penalties. FC United won 3–2 on penalties.
      7. ^ Ashton United won 5–4 on penalties
      8. ^ Between to 2010 and 2015, Hyde United F.C. was known as Hyde F.C.
      9. ^ From 1963–1989, Salford City F.C. was known as Salford Amateurs. Prior to 1963, they were known as Salford Central.
      10. ^ Prior to 1985, Abbey Hey F.C. was known as Abbey Hey W.M.C. F.C.

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