North African Cup





























North African Cup

Coupe Afrique du Nord.jpg
Trophy of North African Cup (1930-1956)

Founded 1930
Abolished 1956
Region
Maghreb Region (ULNA)
Last champions
France SC Bel Abbès
Most successful club(s)
France CDJ Oran (4 times)

The North African Cup was a football competition involving the then French territories of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia from 1930 to 1956. The tournament was contested between the clubs of five leagues, with Morocco and Tunisia contributing one league each, and Algeria contributing leagues from the districts of Algiers, Constantine and Oran. In 1956 the cup was cancelled as Morocco and Tunisia both became independent of France in that year and left the cup. Another competition was created called the Algerian Cup (colonial period) which is concerned only the three Algerian leagues before independence.




Contents






  • 1 Winners of the North African Cup


  • 2 Winners by team


  • 3 Winners by league


  • 4 See also


  • 5 Notes and references


    • 5.1 Notes


    • 5.2 References




  • 6 External links





Winners of the North African Cup



































































































































































































Year
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
 Venue
 Attendance
1930-31
Details
Algeria
CDJ Oran
1 – 0
Algeria
Gallia Sports d'Alger

1931-32
Details
Algeria
RU Alger
2 – 1
Morocco
USM Casablanca

1932-33
Details
Algeria
CDJ Oran
2 – 1
Morocco
USM Casablanca
Stade Alenda, Oran
1933-34
Details
Algeria
CDJ Oran
2 – 0
Morocco
USM Casablanca

1934-35
Details
Algeria
CDJ Oran
4 – 2
Morocco
USM Casablanca

1935-36
Details
Tunisia
Italia de Tunis
1 – 0
Morocco
ISO Marocaine (Casablanca)

1936-37
Details
Algeria
RU Alger
2 – 0
Algeria
Gallia Sports d'Alger

1937-38
Details
Morocco
ISO Marocaine (Casablanca)
1 – 0
Algeria
Gallia Sports d'Alger

1938-39
Details
Morocco
SA Marrakech
2 – 0
Morocco
Stade Marocain


1939-40
not held [n 1]

1940-41
not held [n 1]
1941-42
Details
Morocco
SA Marrakech
1 – 0
Algeria
CDJ Oran


1942-43
not held [n 1]

1943-44
not held [n 1]

1944-45
not held [n 1]

1945-46
not held [n 1]
1946-47
Details
Morocco
USM Casablanca
2 – 1
Algeria
Olympique Hussein Dey

1947-48
Details
Morocco
US Athlétique Casablanca
6 – 0
Algeria
AS Saint-Eugène (Algiers)

1948-49
Details
Morocco
Wydad AC Casablanca
2 – 1
Morocco
US Athlétique Casablanca

1949-50
Details
Algeria
AS Saint-Eugène (Algiers)
4 – 3
France
SC Bel Abbès
Stade Vincent Monréal, Oran
 20,000
1950-51
Details
Algeria
SC Bel Abbès
1 – 0
Morocco
Wydad AC Casablanca
 ..., Casablanca
1951-52
Details
France
FC Blidéen
3 – 1
Morocco
Racing AC Casablanca

1952-53
Details
Morocco
USM Casablanca
2 – 0
Morocco
Wydad AC Casablanca

1953-54
Details
Algeria
USSC Témouchent
1 – 0
Algeria
USM Oran
Stade Vincent Monréal, Oran
 20,000
1954-55
Details
Algeria
SC Bel Abbès
5 – 2
(aet)
Algeria
Gallia Sports d'Alger
Stade Vincent Monréal, Oran
 20,000

1955-56
Details
Algeria
SC Bel Abbès
not played [n 2]
Algeria
USM Bel Abbès



Winners by team












































































































Num
 Club
 Winners
 Runners-up
1
Algeria CDJ Oran
 4 (1931, 1933, 1934, 1935)
 1 (1942)
2
Morocco USM Casablanca
 2 (1947, 1953)
 4 (1932, 1933, 1934, 1935)
3
Algeria SC Bel Abbès
 2 (1951, 1955)
 2 (1950, 1956*)
4
Algeria RU Alger
 2 (1932, 1937)
 0

Morocco SA Marrakech
 2 (1939, 1942)
 0
6
Morocco Wydad AC Casablanca
 1 (1949)
 2 (1951, 1953)
7
Morocco ISO Marocaine (Casablanca)
 1 (1938)
 1 (1936)

Morocco US Athlétique Casablanca
 1 (1948)
 1 (1949)

Algeria AS Saint-Eugène (Algiers)
 1 (1950)
 1 (1948)
10
Tunisia Italia de Tunis
 1 (1936)
 0

Algeria FC Blidéen
 1 (1952)
 0

Algeria USSC Témouchent
 1 (1954)
 0
14
Algeria Gallia Sports d'Alger
 0
 4 (1931, 1937, 1938, 1955)
15
Morocco Stade Marocain
 0
 1 (1939)

Algeria Olympique Hussein Dey
 0
 1 (1947)

Morocco Racing AC Casablanca
 0
 1 (1952)

Algeria USM Oran
 0
 1 (1954)

Algeria USM Bel-Abbès
 0
 1 (1956*)

* Match not played



Winners by league







































Num
 League
 Winners
 Runners-up
1
Morocco League of Morocco
 7
 10
2
Algeria League of Oran
 7
 3
3
Algeria League of Algiers
 4
 6
4
Tunisia League of Tunisia
 1
 0
5
Algeria League of Constantine
 0
 0

In the 1955–56 edition, two teams from the League of Oran went to the final; however it was not played. So normally the League of Oran is ranked in the first place with 8 winners and four runners-up.


See also


  • North African Championship


Notes and references



Notes





  1. ^ abcdef The competition were cancelled because the Second World War


  2. ^ USMBA refused to play after the captain of SCBA had been cleared to play the match in spite of his expulsion in an earlier match




References





External links


  • The Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation









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