Santosh Trophy All Time Teams Winners List, Results, Score And Prize Money 2022

Santosh Trophy All Time Teams Winners List, Results, Score And Prize Money 2022

The Santosh Trophy is an Indian football event in which the country’s states, as well as some government institutions, compete, know the winners list and 2022 prize money

This event has been conducted every year since 1941. The inaugural winner of the tournament, which took place in 1941, was Bengal. The trophy is named after the late Maharaja of Santosh, Sir Manmatha Nath Roy Chowdhary, who is now a citizen of Bangladesh.

Santosh Trophy All Time Teams Winners List, Results, Score, History And Prize Money 2022

Details on Santosh Trophy

Sir Manmatha was the Indian Football Association’s President. The Kamla Gupta Trophy, named after the late Dr. S.K. Gupta, former president of the Indian Football Association, was presented in remembrance of his wife. The Sampangi Cup was presented by the Mysore Football Association (now KFSA) in 1952 to the team that finished third. It was named after Sampangi, a well-known footballer from Mysore. The tournament’s format has changed several times throughout the years.

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The teams are now grouped into eight groups, each with three or four teams. The eight group winners are then picked, along with four seeded teams that do not have to compete in the qualifying phase, and these twelve teams are divided into three groups of three. The quarter-final stage precedes the semi-final and final stages.

Bengal has won the Santosh Trophy a record 31 times, with Punjab coming in second with 8 wins. Kerala and Goa are tied for third place with five trophies apiece. The significance of the Santosh Trophy has dwindled over time. The National Football League, which began in 1996, is often credited for this.

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All-Time Winners of Santosh Trophy

Serial Number Season Hosts Champions Scores Runners Up
1 1941–42 Kolkata Bengal 5–1 Delhi
2 1944–45 Delhi Delhi 2–0 Bengal
3 1945–46 Bombay Bengal 2–0 Bombay
4 1946–47 Bangalore Mysore 0–0 (2–1) West Bengal
5 1947–48 Kolkata Bengal 0–0 (1–0) Bombay
6 1949–50 Kolkata Bengal 5–0 Hyderabad
7 1950–51 Kolkata Bengal 1–0 Hyderabad
8 1951–52 Bombay Bengal 1–0 Bombay
9 1952–53 Bangalore Mysore 1–0 Bengal
10 1953–54 Kolkata Bengal 0–0 (3–1) Mysore
11 1954–55 Madras Bombay 2–1 Services
12 1955–56 Ernakulam Bengal 1–0 Mysore
13 1956–57 Trivandrum Hyderabad 1–1 (4–1) Bombay
14 1957–58 Hyderabad Hyderabad 3–1 Bombay
15 1958–59 Madras Bengal 1–0 Services
16 1959–60 Nowgong Bengal 3–1 Bombay
17 1960–61 Kozhikode Services 0–0 (1–0) Bengal
18 1961–62 Bombay Railways 3–0 Bombay
19 1962–63 Bangalore Bengal 2–0 Mysore
20 1963–64 Madras Maharashtra 1–0 Andhra Pradesh
21 1964–65 Guwahati Railways 2–1 West Bengal
22 1965–66 Kollam Andhra Pradesh 1–1 (1–0) West Bengal
23 1966–67 Hyderabad Railways 0–0 (2–0) Services
24 1967–68 Cuttack Mysore 1–0 West Bengal
25 1968–69 Bangalore Mysore 0–0 (1–0) West Bengal
26 1969–70 Nowgong West Bengal 6–1 Services
27 1970–71 Jalandhar Punjab 1–1 (3–1) Mysore
28 1971–72 Madras West Bengal 4–1 Railways
29 1972–73 Goa West Bengal 4–1 Tamil Nadu
30 1973–74 Ernakulam Kerala 3–2 Railways
31 1974–75 Jalandhar Punjab 6–0 West Bengal
32 1975–76 Kozhikode West Bengal 0–0 (3–1) Karnataka
33 1976–77 Patna West Bengal 1–0 Maharashtra
34 1977–78 Kolkata West Bengal 1–1 (3–1) Punjab
35 1978–79 Srinagar West Bengal 1–0 Goa
36 1979–80 Coimbatore West Bengal 1–0 Punjab
37 1980–81 Cuttack Punjab 0–0 (2–0) Railways
38 1981–82 Thrissur West Bengal 2–0 Railways
39 1982–83 Kolkata West Bengal & Goa 0-0
40 1983–84 Madras Goa 1–0 Punjab
41 1984–85 Kanpur Punjab 3–0 Maharashtra
42 1985–86 Jabalpur Punjab 0–0 (4–1 pen) West Bengal
43 1986–87 Calcutta West Bengal 2–1 Railways
44 1987–88 Kollam Punjab 0–0 (5–4 pen) Kerala
45 1988–89 Guwahati West Bengal 1–1 (4–3 pen) Kerala
46 1989–90 Margao Goa 2–0 Kerala
47 1990–91 Palakkad Maharashtra 1–0 Kerala
48 1991–92 Coimbatore Kerala 3–0 Goa
49 1992–93 Kochi Kerala 2–0 Maharashtra
50 1993–94 Cuttack West Bengal 2–2 (5–3 pen) Kerala
51 1994–95 Chennai West Bengal 2–1 Punjab
52 1995–96 Margao West Bengal 1–0 Goa
53 1996–97 Jabalpur West Bengal 1–0 Goa
54 1997–98 Guwahati West Bengal 5–1 Goa
55 1998–99 Chennai West Bengal 1–0 Goa
56 1999–00 Thrissur Maharashtra 3–2 Kerala
57 2001–02 Mumbai Kerala 3–2 Goa
58 2002–03 Imphal Manipur 2–1 Kerala
59 2004–05 Delhi Kerala 3–2 Punjab
60 2005–06 Kochi Goa 3–1 Maharashtra
61 2006–07 Gurgaon Punjab 0–0 (5–3 pen) West Bengal
62 2007–08 Srinagar Punjab 1–0 Services
63 2008–09 Chennai Goa 0–0 (4–2 pen) West Bengal
64 2009–10 Kolkata West Bengal 2–1 Punjab
65 2010–11 Assam West Bengal 2–1 Manipur
66 2011–12 Odisha Services 3–2 Tamil Nadu
67 2012–13 Kochi Services 0–0 (4–3 pen) Kerala
68 2013–14 Siliguri Mizoram 3–0 Railways
69 2014–15 Ludhiana Services 0–0 (5–4 pen) Punjab
70 2015–16 Nagpur Services 2–1 Maharashtra
71 2016–17 Goa West Bengal 1–0 Goa
72 2017–18 Kolkata Kerala 2–2 (4–2 pen) West Bengal
73 2018–19 Ludhiana Services 1–0 Punjab

Prize Money Pool Distribution

The new Santosh Trophy champions would be richer by Rs.5,00,000, while the runners-up would get Rs.3,00,000 as prize money.

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