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The NFA-Cup (Namibia Football Association-Cup), officially MTC NFA Cup, is a football (soccer) tournament for Namibian clubs. The winner receives N$350 000. [1]
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Previous Champions
- 1990: Black Africa F.C. (Windhoek)
- 1991: Chief Santos (Tsumeb)
- 1992: Liverpool (Okahandja)
- 1993: Black Africa F.C. (Windhoek)
- 1994: Blue Waters (Walvis Bay)
- 1995: Tigers (Windhoek)
- 1996: Tigers (Windhoek)
- 1997: not contested
- 1998: Chief Santos (Tsumeb)
- 1999: Chief Santos (Tsumeb)
- 2000: Chief Santos (Tsumeb)
- 2001: not contested
- 2002: Orlando Pirates (Windhoek)
- 2003: FC Civics (Windhoek)
- 2004: Black Africa F.C. (Windhoek)
- 2005: Ramblers (Windhoek)
- 2006: Orlando Pirates (Windhoek)
- 2007: African Stars (Windhoek)
- 2008: FC Civics (Windhoek)
- 2009: Orlando Pirates (Windhoek)
- 2010: African Stars (Windhoek)
- 2011: Eleven Arrows F.C. (Walvis Bay)[1]
Most titles
- 3 Orlando Pirates, Black Africa F.C.
- 2 Tigers, FC Civics, African Stars
- 1 Blue Waters, Liverpool, Ramblers, Eleven Arrows F.C.
References
See also
External links
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