Kor Royal Cup (), known as the Yai Cup () until 1963, was the highest level of club football competition which competed in the tournament in Thailand from 1916 to 1995. It was founded by the Football Association of Thailand in 1916. Department of Performing Arts was the first team that won this competition.ตำนานฟุตบอลถ้วย ก. ปี 2538
In 1996, the Thai League 1 was formed by the Football Association of Thailand to act as the top professional football league in place of the Kor Royal cup. From then on the trophy was contested in an annual match between the champions and the runners-up of Thai Premier League until 2009. The Kor Royal Cup was adapted to be the trophy contested annually between the champions of the Thai League 1 and the Thai FA Cup winners (or league runners-up if the same team had won both) from 2010 to 2016.
Since 2017, the national Super Cup match between the Thai League 1 champions and the Thai FA Cup winners has been known as the Thailand Champions Cup.ชื่อใหม่!! ส.บอล เตรียมแถลงข่าว เปลี่ยนชื่อ ถ้วย ก เป็น ไทยแลนด์ แชมป์เปี้ยนส์ คัพ
Championship history
2010–2016 The trophy was contested in an annual match between the champions of the Thai League 1 and the champions of the Thai FA Cup.
YearWinnerScorersScoreScorersRunner-up2010Muangthong UnitedKoné Mohamed 67' Dagno Siaka 81'2 – 0 Thai Port forfeited due to crowd riotsThai Port2011ChonburiSuree Sukha 65' Ekaphan Inthasen 85'2 – 1 Christian Kouakou 88'Muangthong United2012ChonburiAdul Lahsoh 45'+ Ludovick Takam 90'+2 – 2 CFC on pensTheerathon Bunmathan 31' Frank Acheampong 33'Buriram United2013Buriram UnitedRamsés Bustos2 – 0 Muangthong United2014Buriram UnitedJay Simpson 79'1 – 0 Muangthong United2015Buriram UnitedDiogo Luís Santo 57'1 – 0 Bangkok Glass2016Buriram UnitedDiogo Luis Santo 14' Andrés Túñez 65'Jakkaphan Kaewprom 83'3 – 1 Adisak Kraisorn 78'Muangthong United
1996–2009 The trophy was contested in an annual match between the champions and the runners-up of Thai Premier League (the competition form may be adjusted in some seasons).
Season Winner 1996 Royal Thai Air Force 1997 Sinthana 1998 Sinthana 1999 Thai Farmer Bank 2000 BEC Tero Sasana 2001 Osotsapa 2002 Krung Thai Bank 2003 Krung Thai Bank 2004/05 Thailand Tobacco Monopoly 2006 Osotsapa 2007 Chonburi 2009 Chonburi
1916–1995 The top level of club football competition. Season Winner 1916 Department of Performing Arts 1917 Vajiravudh College 1918 Vajiravudh College 1919 Vajiravudh College 1920 Chulalongkorn University 1921 Royal Military Academy 1922 Royal Military Academy 1923 Royal Thai Naval Academy 1924 Royal Thai Naval Academy 1925 Cancelled 1926 Kong Dern Rot 1927 Kong Dern Rot 1928 Suankularb Wittayalai School 1929 Suankularb Wittayalai School 1930 Assumption Academy 1931 Thailand Post 1932-47 Cancelled 1948 Bang Rak Academy 1949 Assumption Academy 1950 Cancelled 1951 Chai Sod 1952 Royal Thai Air Force 1953 Royal Thai Air Force 1954 Hakka Association of Thailand 1955 Chula-Alumni Association 1956 Hainan Association of Thailand 1957 Royal Thai Air Force 1958 Royal Thai Air Force 1959 Royal Thai Air Force 1960 Royal Thai Air Force Season Winner 1961 Royal Thai Air Force 1962 Royal Thai Air Force 1963 Royal Thai Air Force 1964 Bangkok Bank 1965 Royal Thai Police 1966 Bangkok Bank 1967 Bangkok Bank 1967 Royal Thai Air Force 1968 Port Authority of Thailand 1969 Raj Vithi 1970 Raj Pracha 1971 Raj Pracha 1972 Port Authority of Thailand 1973 Raj Vithi 1974 Port Authority of Thailand 1975 Raj Vithi 1976 Port Authority of Thailand 1977 Raj Vithi 1978 Port Authority of Thailand 1979 Port Authority of Thailand 1980 Raj Pracha 1981 Bangkok Bank 1982 Raj Pracha 1983 Royal Thai Army 1984 Bangkok Bank 1985 Port Authority of Thailand 1986 Bangkok Bank 1987 Royal Thai Air Force 1988 Krung Thai Bank 1989 Bangkok Bank Season Winner 1990 Port Authority of Thailand 1991 Thai Farmers Bank 1992 Thai Farmers Bank 1993 Thai Farmers Bank 1994 Bangkok Bank 1995 Thai Farmers Bank
See also Thai Premier League Thai football records and statistics
References
External links Thailand - List of Cup Winners, RSSSF.com
Category;Recurring sporting events disestablished in 2016