Copa de Honor Cousenier

Copa de Honor Cousenier is a defunct international football club tournament which was played 13 times between representatives of the Argentine and Uruguay football associations between 1905 and 1920.

History

The Copa de Honor Cousenier was donated by the Cousenier liquer factory to be played between representatives of the Argentine football Association and the Uruguayan football association in Montevideo, Uruguay. The first edition was played in 1905 and the last took place in 1920.

List of champions

• 1905 Nacional
• 1906 Alumni
• 1907 Belgrano Athletic
• 1908 Montevideo Wanderers
• 1909 CURCC
• 1910 not completed
• 1911 CURCC
• 1912 River Plate de Montevideo
• 1913 Racing Club
• 1914 Nacional^[1]
• 1915 Nacional
• 1916 Nacional
• 1917 Nacional
• 1918 Peñarol
• 1919 not played
• 1920 Boca Juniors

Statistics

By club

• 4: Nacional^[2]
• 3: Peñarol (CURCC)
• 1: Alumni, Belgrano Athleic, Montevideo Wanderers, River Plate de Montevideo, Racing Club, Boca Juniors

By nation

• Argentina: 4
• Uruguay: 9^[2]

References

1. ^ Played as a domestic cup between two Uruguaan teams
2. ^ ^{a b} Excluding 1914 which was not played as an international club tournament

External links

• Honor Cup at rsssf