1. Format

2. List of winners

3. Performance by club

4. References

5. External links

The Rock Cup is Gibraltar's premier cup football competition, and has been organised annually by the Gibraltar Football Association (GFA) since 1895. The winner of the 2014 Rock Cup was to be the first one to participate in the Europa League,^[1] but as Lincoln Red Imps F.C. had already been titled league champion, thus qualifying for 2014–15 UEFA Champions League, the losing finalist College Europa qualified for the first qualifying round. Due to a sponsorship with Gibtelecom, the cup is currently known as the Gibtelecom Rock Cup.

Format

The Rock Cup is entered by all teams of Gibraltar's Premier League and Second League as well as the Under 15 national team, until 2015 when the Under 15s were not entered. It is played in a knock-out format with single legged ties. Second division sides enter in Round One with three randomly drawn teams receiving byes into the second round, where Premier Division sides will enter.

In 2014 UEFA president Michel Platini presented the trophy to the winners.^[2]

List of winners

The following teams have won the competition.^[3]

• 1894–95 Gibraltar
• 1896 til 1934 Unknown
• 1935–36 HMS Hood
• 1936–37 Britannia XI
• 1937–38 Europa
• 1938–39 2nd Battalion The King's Regiment
• 1939–40 Britannia XI
• 1940–41 Not held
• 1941–42 A.A.R.A.
• 1942–43 Royal Air Force New Camp
• 1943–44 4th Btallion Royal Scott
• 1945–46 Europa
• 1946–47 Gibraltar United
• 1947–48 Britannia XI
• 1948–49 Prince of Wales F.C.
• 1949–50 Europa
• 1950–51 Europa
• 1951–52 Europa
• 1953–73 Unknown
• 1973–74 Manchester United Reserve
• 1974–75 Glacis United
• 1975–76 2nd Battalion Royal Green Jackets
• 1976–77 Manchester United
• 1977–78 Unknown
• 1978–79 St Joseph's
• 1979–80 Manchester United
• 1980–81 Glacis United
• 1981–82 Glacis United
• 1982–83 St Joseph's
• 1983–84 St Joseph's
• 1984–85 St Joseph's
• 1985–86 Lincoln
• 1986–87 St Joseph's
• 1987–88 Royal Air Force Gibraltar
• 1988–89 Lincoln Reliance
• 1989–90 Lincoln
• 1990–91 Unknown
• 1991–92 St Joseph's
• 1992–93 Lincoln
• 1993–94 Lincoln
• 1994–95 St Theresa's
• 1995–96 St Joseph's
• 1996–97 Manchester United
• 1997–98 Glacis United
• 1998–99 Gibraltar United
• 1999–00 Gibraltar United
• 2000–01 Gibraltar United
• 2001–02 Lincoln
• 2002–03 Manchester United
• 2003–04 Newcastle
• 2004–05 Newcastle
• 2005–06 Newcastle
• 2006–07 Newcastle
• 2007–08 Lincoln
• 2008–09 Lincoln
• 2009–10 Lincoln
• 2010–11 Lincoln
• 2011–12 St Joseph's
• 2013 St Joseph's
• 2014 Lincoln
• 2015 Lincoln
• 2016 Lincoln
• 2017 Europa
• 2017–18 Europa

Note: Newcastle FC was a temporary name for Lincoln FC.

Performance by club

References

External links

• Gibraltar Football Association
• [https://int.soccerway.com/national/gibraltar/rock-cup/ Cup] at soccerway.com

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