Magyar Kupa
The Hungarian Football Cup (Hungarian Magyar Kupa ), is the national cup competition for club teams in Hungary, the Hungarian Association of Magyar Labdarúgó Szövetség 1909 brought into being after it was hosted there in league mode already since 1901 a national football championship.
The competition is in addition to all Hungarian professional clubs also take part in several Amateuervereine who qualify through local cup competitions.
The most successful participants in this competition is far Ferencvaros Budapest with 20 hits, followed by MTK Budapest FC with twelve tracks. Current Cup Winners' Cup 2012/13 season is the Debreceni Vasutas SC, who celebrated his sixth Cup victory after a 2-1 victory against the Gyori ETO FC.
Some times took the trophy for various reasons such as, inter alia, the two world wars and the Hungarian national uprising in 1956. During the year the competition had to be interrupted. The finale took place in 1958. One time (1977 ) they played the Cup Winners' Cup in a four finals without a finale. The winner from 1993 to 1997 and again in 2008 and 2009, was named after return game.
The Ligakupa ( German: League Cup) For 2007/08 season also another cup competition was introduced.
All cup finals
Rank list of winners
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- Football Competition in Hungary