North African Champions Cup

North African Champions Cup

The North African Champions Cup was a football competition involving the then French territories of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia.

It was played between the champions of the Tunisian and Moroccan leagues and the 3 Algerian regional leagues. Morocco did not enter their champions until the 1928/29 season. In 1956 the cup was re-named the Algerian Champions Cup as Morocco and Tunisia both became independent of France in that year and left the cup.

Contents

Winners of unofficial editions

  • 1911/12 FC Blidéen (Blida)
  • 1912-19 not known
  • 1919/20 Racing Club (Tunis)

Winners of the North African Champions Cup

  • 1920/21 AS Marine (Oran)
  • 1921/22 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1922/23 FC Blidéen (Blida)
  • 1923/24 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1924/25 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1925/26 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1926/27 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1927/28 Gallia Sports (Alger)
  • 1928/29 FC Blidéen (Blida)
  • 1929/30 AS Saint Eugène (Alger)
  • 1930/31 Club des Joyeusetés (Oran)
  • 1931/32 US Marocaine (Casablanca)
  • 1932/33 US Marocaine (Casablanca)
  • 1933/34 US Marocaine (Casablanca)
  • 1934/35 Racing Universitaire (Alger)
  • 1935/36 Gallia Club (Oran)
  • 1936/37 Gallia Sports (Alger)
  • 1937/38 Jeunesse AC Bône
  • 1938/39 Racing Universitaire (Alger)
  • 1939/40 not held
  • 1940/41 not held
  • 1941/42 US Marocaine (Casablanca)
  • 1942/43 not held
  • 1943/44 not held
  • 1944/45 not held
  • 1945/46 not held (FC Oran won unofficial tournament)
  • 1946/47 Gallia Sports (Alger)
  • 1947/48 Wydad Casablanca
  • 1948/49 Wydad Casablanca
  • 1949/50 Wydad Casablanca
  • 1950/51 Gallia Sports (Alger)
  • 1951/52 US Marocaine (Casablanca)
  • 1952/53 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1953/54 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1954/55 ESFM Guelma
  • 1955/56 not held

Winners of Algerian Champions Cup

  • 1956/57 not held
  • 1957/58 Gallia Sports Alger
  • 1958/59 Olympique Hussein-Dey
  • 1959/60 SC Bel-Abbès (Sidi-bel-Abbès)
  • 1960/61 AS Saint Eugène (Alger)
  • 1961/62 abandoned

See also

North African Cup

References



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