The Czechoslovak Cup () was a football cup competition held in Czechoslovakia. It was officially created in 1960 in order to select a representative for the newly created UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, although not in time for the first edition, for which Czechoslovakia sent 1959–60 Spartakiádní pohár winners Rudá Hvězda Brno. The competition folded in 1993 with the split between Czech Republic and Slovakia.

The cup was played throughout Czechoslovakia until 1968–69. From the 1969–70 season to the 1992–93 season, due to the country's federalization in 1969, the cup was played between the winners of Czech Cup (Český pohár) and Slovak Cup (Slovenský pohár), which were thus the semi-finals of the Czechoslovak Cup. The modern Czech Cup and Slovak Cup are the successors of the Czechoslovak Cup.

Sparta Prague and Dukla Prague were the most successful clubs winning both 8 times. In total, Czech teams lifted the Cup 20 times, and Slovak teams 13 times.

The origins of the cup are in unofficial tournaments played in 1950–51, 1951–52, 1955 and 1959–60 season.

Finals

YearWinnerDateStadiumFinalScore1960–61Dukla Prague (Č)3.12.1961Stadion míru, OlomoucDukla Prague – Dynamo Žilina3–01961–62Slovan Bratislava (S)2.12.1962GottwaldovDukla Prague – Slovan Bratislava1–117.7.1963Stadion Jana Švermy, BrnoSlovan Bratislava – Dukla Prague4–11962–63Slovan Bratislava (S)24.7.1963Stadion primátora Vacka, PragueDynamo Prague – Slovan Bratislava0–031.7.1963Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava – Dynamo Prague9–01963–64Spartak Prague Sokolovo (Č)20.5.1964Stadion Jana Švermy, BrnoSpartak Prague Sokolovo – VSS Košice4–11964–65Dukla Prague (Č)27.6.1965Letná Stadium, PragueDukla Prague – Slovan Bratislava0–05–3 p.k.1965–66Dukla Prague (Č)4.5.1966PrešovTatran Prešov – Dukla Prague1–21.6.1966Stadion Juliska, PragueDukla Prague – Tatran Prešov4–01966–67Spartak Trnava (S)21.6.1967Stadion primátora Vacka, PragueSparta Prague – Spartak Trnava4–228.6.1967TrnavaSpartak Trnava – Sparta Prague2–01967–68Slovan Bratislava (S)5.6.1968Stadion Juliska, PragueDukla Prague – Slovan Bratislava1–026.6.1968Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava – Dukla Prague2–01968–69Dukla Prague (Č)18.6.1969PardubiceVCHZ Pardubice – Dukla Prague1–123.6.1969Stadion Juliska, PragueDukla Prague – VCHZ Pardubice1–01969–70TJ Gottwaldov (Č)29.7.1970Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava - TJ Gottwaldov3–32.8.1970GottwaldovTJ Gottwaldov – Slovan Bratislava0–0; 4–3 p.k.1970–71Spartak Trnava (S)27.6.1971Štruncovy sady, PlzeňŠkoda Plzeň – Spartak Trnava1–230.6.1971Trnava (S)Spartak Trnava – Škoda Plzeň5–11971–72Sparta Prague (Č)1.8.1972Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava – Sparta Prague1–05.8.1972Letná Stadium, PragueSparta Prague – Slovan Bratislava4–3 a.e.t.4–3 p.k.1972–73Baník Ostrava (Č)9.5.1973KošiceVSS Košice – Baník Ostrava2–130.5.1973Bazaly, OstravaBaník Ostrava – VSS Košice3–11973–74Slovan Bratislava (S)21.6.1974Stadion primátora Vacka, PragueSlavia Prague – Slovan Bratislava1–025.6.1974Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava – Slavia Prague1–0 a.e.t.4–3 p.k.1974–75Spartak Trnava (S)2.6.1975TrnavaSpartak Trnava – Sparta Prague3–118.6.1975Letná Stadium, PragueSparta Prague – Spartak Trnava0–11975–76Sparta Prague (Č)24.6.1976Letná Stadium, PragueSparta Prague – Slovan Bratislava3–227.6.1976Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava – Sparta Prague0–11976–77Lokomotíva Košice (S)9.5.1977Letná Stadium, PragueLokomotíva Košice – Sklo Union Teplice2–11977–78Baník Ostrava (Č)9.5.1978Tehelné Pole, BratislavaBaník Ostrava – Jednota Trenčín1–01978–79Lokomotíva Košice (S)9.5.1979Letná Stadium, PragueLokomotíva Košice – Baník Ostrava2–11979–80Sparta Prague (Č)7.5.1980Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSparta Prague – ZŤS Košice2–01980–81Dukla Prague (Č)6.5.1981Letná Stadium, PragueDukla Prague – Dukla Banská Bystrica0–0 a.e.t.4–2 p.k.1981–82Slovan Bratislava (S)8.5.1982Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSlovan Bratislava – Bohemians Prague4–11982–83Dukla Prague (Č)15.6.1983Stadion Evžena Rošického, PragueDukla Prague – Slovan Bratislava2–11983–84Sparta Prague (Č)24.5.1984Tehelné Pole, BratislavaSparta Prague – Inter Bratislava4–21984–85Dukla Prague (Č)23.6.1985Stadion Na Litavce, PříbramDukla Prague – Lokomotíva Košice3–21985–86Spartak Trnava (S)22.6.1986JelšavaSpartak Trnava – Sparta Prague1–1 a.e.t.4–3 p.k.1986–87DAC Dunajská Streda (S)21.6.1987KopřivniceDAC Dunajská Streda – Sparta Prague0–0 a.e.t.3–2 p.k.1987–88Sparta Prague (Č)19.6.1988RužomberokSparta Prague – Inter Bratislava2–01988–89Sparta Prague (Č)18.6.1989Stadion Ostroj Opava, OpavaSparta Prague – Slovan Bratislava3–01989–90Dukla Prague (Č)13.5.1990PrešovDukla Prague – Inter Bratislava1–1 a.e.t.5–4 p.k.1990–91Baník Ostrava (Č)22.5.1991Frýdek-MístekBaník Ostrava – Spartak Trnava6–11991–92Sparta Prague (Č)7.6.1992TrebišovSparta Prague – Tatran Prešov2–11992–931. FC Košice (S)6.6.1993Poštorná1. FC Košice – Sparta Prague5–1

Winners Dukla Prague 8 Sparta Prague 8 (including as Spartak Sokolovo) Slovan Bratislava 5 Spartak Trnava 4 Baník Ostrava 3 Lokomotíva Košice 2 DAC Dunajská Streda 1 1. FC Košice 1 FC Tescoma Zlín 1 (as TJ Gottwaldov)

Venues of final matches (Does not include matches when the home-away system was played) +Venue Nr. of final matches YearPrague41977, 1979, 1981, 1983Bratislava41978, 1980, 1982, 1984Olomouc11961Příbram11985Jelšava11986Kopřivnice11987Ružomberok11988Opava11989Prešov11990Frýdek-Místek11991Trebišov11992Poštorná11993

See also Czechoslovak First League Czech Cup Slovak Cup Czech-Slovak Supercup, de facto revival as a friendly between the Czech and Slovak cup winners post-dissolution

References

External links Full tables on RSSSF