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Not to be confused with Glasgow Charity Cup.

Glasgow Cup
Organising bodyGlasgow Football Association
Founded1887
RegionGlasgow
Number of teams5
Current championsCeltic B (2023)

The Glasgow Cup is a football tournament open to teams from Glasgow, Scotland. Operated by the Glasgow Football Association, it was competed for annually by senior Glasgow clubs from 1887 until 1989. It is now (since the 2019–20 amended rules)[1] competed for between the senior teams of Clyde, Partick Thistle and Queen's Park and the youth teams of Celtic and Rangers, and has used both knockout and round robin formats to determine the finalists.

The cup was dominated by the city's Old Firm rivals, Rangers and Celtic, who won the competition 44 times and 29 times respectively (including one shared win) while it was a senior competition.[2] Only five times did the final not feature either Rangers or Celtic (1889, 1915, 1946, 1947, and 1989). The advent of European football led to the Glasgow Cup becoming less valued, and the tournament did not take place at all or was not finished several times in its later years. Since it was reinstated for youth teams, Rangers have won a further 14 editions, ahead of Celtic with 11 (following the 2022 final).[2]

The Glasgow Cup should not be confused with the Scottish Youth Cup, which is open to youth sections of clubs across Scotland but has featured a Celtic v Rangers final nine times since its inception in 1983, often played within a few weeks of the Glasgow Cup final.[3]

History

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1904 Third Lanark squad photo with the Glasgow Cup - they would end the season as Scottish champions

The Glasgow Football Association Cup was once seen as an important competition, on a par with the League or the Scottish Cup. It was contested by the senior clubs in the Glasgow area, with the winners receiving a globular silver trophy. The competition was dominated by the old rivals of Celtic and Rangers, but the others, Clyde, Partick Thistle, Queen's Park and the now defunct Third Lanark all enjoyed relative success.[4]

The competition's status diminished after World War II, with European competitions seeming more attractive and important, and the nationwide Scottish League Cup providing a new distraction for clubs and supporters and a rival for fixture dates. The competition was normally played early in the season, until 1960.[4] After the demise of the similar Glasgow Charity Cup, the Glasgow Cup fixtures would be put in any available space with the final being played at the end of the season.[4]

After 1971, the Glasgow Cup was not played until it was re-introduced for the 1974–75 season, but it was generally seen as unappealing, and was even left incomplete on occasion; otherwise the final was often held over until the beginning of the following season.[4] In the event of a Celtic v Rangers final, both would still usually put out full-strength first teams. This remained the case up to 1986 when a crowd of over 40,000 saw Rangers take the trophy with a 3–2 win over Scottish champions Celtic, courtesy of an Ally McCoist hat-trick, to give manager Graeme Souness his first trophy days after taking charge.[5] After that, it essentially became a reserve team tournament.[4] Rangers retained the trophy the following season in another old rivals final; only 15,000 were there to watch what were effectively two reserve teams. The following season's contest was never completed. Officially there were no suitable dates available to fit in ties; in reality, the competition had become irrelevant. In 1988 the competition was abandoned, and the final edition was played out in 1989 with Partick Thistle becoming the final winners of the competition in its original format.[4]

The Glasgow Cup was subsequently relaunched in 1990 as an Under-19 tournament competed for by the youth teams of Celtic, Clyde, Partick Thistle, Queen's Park and Rangers. It then became an Under-17 tournament in 2008, competed for by the same teams as previously (although Clyde, once based in Rutherglen on the city boundary, had since relocated to Cumbernauld some distance outside Glasgow).[4][6]

From the 2019 competition, the age limit was raised to Under-20,[4] with several players involved in the Celtic v Rangers final that year having already featured for the clubs' senior teams in domestic and European competitions;[7] the match itself, played at Celtic Park, did not involve any public ticket sales due to concerns regarding spectator disorder as had occurred in previous years.[8][9]

The format was changed again for 2019–20, with the Old Firm clubs now fielding under-21s plus two overage players, and the other three clubs using their first teams with two trialists, in a home-and-away league basis followed by a final between the top two.[1] In the opening round of fixtures, Clyde's 50-year-old manager Danny Lennon drew attention in the media when he brought himself on as a substitute in a win over Celtic's 'colts'.[10] That edition was delayed then eventually cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Scotland,[11] with no competition in 2020–21 and a shorter version (one round of fixtures rather than two) in 2021–22.[12]

Ahead of the 2022–23 season, the Glasgow FA launched a City of Glasgow Women's Cup.[13] Two teams contested the first final at Excelsior Stadium in Airdrie: Rangers won 2–1 against Celtic.[14][15] The same finalists and scoreline occurred a year later in Cumbernauld.[16]

Finals

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Key

(R) Replay
(SR) Second Replay
Year[2][17] Winners Score Runners-up Venue Attendance
Senior
1887–88 Cambuslang 3–1 Rangers Hampden Park [II]
1888–89[18][19] Queen's Park 8–0 Partick Thistle Ibrox Park [I] 6,000
1889–90[20] Queen's Park 3–2 Celtic Cathkin Park [I] 12,000
1890–91 Celtic 4–0 Third Lanark Hampden Park [II]
1891–92 Celtic 7–1 Clyde Cathkin Park [I]
1892–93[21] Rangers 3–1 Celtic Cathkin Park [I] 12,000
1893–94[22] Rangers 1–0 Cowlairs Cathkin Park [I] 3,000
1894–95[23] Celtic 2–0 Rangers Cathkin Park [I] 20,000
1895–96[24][25] Celtic 6–3 Queen's Park Ibrox Park [I] 25,000
1896–97[26] Rangers 1–1 Celtic Cathkin Park [I] 15,000
1896–97 (R) Rangers 2–1 Celtic Cathkin Park [I]
1897–98[27][28] Rangers 4–0 Queen's Park Cathkin Park [I] 15,000
1898–99[29][30] Queen's Park 1–0 Rangers Cathkin Park [I] 16,000
1899–1900 Rangers 1–1 Celtic Cathkin Park [I]
1899–1900 (R)[31] Rangers 1–0 Celtic Cathkin Park [I] 12,000
1900–01 Rangers 3–1 Partick Thistle Celtic Park
1901–02 Rangers 2–2[32] Celtic Ibrox Park 40,000
1901–02(R) Rangers W/O[note 1] Celtic N/A N/A
1902–03[35] Third Lanark 3–0 Celtic Ibrox Park 20,000
1903–04 Third Lanark 1–1 Celtic 20,000
1903–04 (R)[36] Third Lanark 1–0 Celtic 16,000
1904–05[37] Celtic 2–1 Rangers 55,000
1905–06[38][39] Celtic 3–0 Third Lanark 22,000
1906–07[40][41] Celtic 3–2 Third Lanark Ibrox Park 40,000
1907–08[42] Celtic 2–2 Rangers 70,000
1907–08 (R) Celtic 0–0 Rangers
1907–08 (SR)[43] Celtic 2–1 Rangers 56,000
1908–09 Third Lanark 1–1 Celtic Hampden Park 22,000
1908–09 (R) Third Lanark 2–2 Celtic 26,000
1908–09 (SR)[44] Third Lanark 4–0 Celtic Hampden Park 17,000
1909–10[45] Celtic 1–0 Rangers 55,000
1910–11[46] Rangers 3–1 Celtic Hampden Park 67,000
1911–12[47] Rangers 1–0 Partick Thistle Celtic Park 57,000
1912–13[48] Rangers 3–1 Celtic Hampden Park 80,000
1913–14[49] Rangers 3–0 Third Lanark 50,000
1914–15[50] Clyde 1–1 Partick Thistle Ibrox Park 25,000
1914–15 (R)[51] Clyde 1–0 Partick Thistle Ibrox Park 13,000
1915–16[52] Celtic 2–1 Rangers 70,000
1916–17[53] Celtic 3–1 Clyde 30,000
1917–18[54] Rangers 4–1 Partick Thistle 45,000
1918–19[55] Rangers 2–0 Celtic 60,000
1919–20[56] Celtic 1–0 Partick Thistle 45,000
1920–21[57] Celtic 1–0 Clyde 40,000
1921–22[58] Rangers 1–0 Celtic 80,000
1922–23 Rangers 0–0 Clyde
1922–23 (R)[59] Rangers 1–0 Clyde 25,000
1923–24[60] Rangers 3–1 Third Lanark 25,000
1924–25 Rangers 4–1 Celtic
1925–26[61] Clyde 2–1 Celtic 23,000
1926–27[62] Celtic 1–0 Rangers 51,000
1927–28[63] Celtic 2–1 Rangers 84,000
1928–29 Celtic 2–0 Queen's Park
1929–30[42] Rangers 0–0 Celtic 74,399
1929–30 (R)[64] Rangers 4–0 Celtic 41,500
1930–31 Celtic 2–1 Rangers
1931–32[65] Rangers 3–0 Queen's Park 50,000
1932–33[66] Rangers 1–0 Partick Thistle 35,000
1933–34[42][67] Rangers 2–0 Clyde 24,000
1934–35[68] Partick Thistle 1–0 Rangers 26,000
1935–36[69] Rangers 2–0 Celtic 50,000
1936–37 Rangers 2–2 Partick Thistle
1936–37 (R) Rangers 6–1 Partick Thistle
1937–38 Rangers 2–1 Third Lanark
1938–39[70] Celtic 3–0 Clyde 43,976
1939–40[71] Rangers 3–1 Queen's Park 15,000
1940–41[72][73] Celtic 1–0 Rangers 50,000
1941–42[74] Rangers 6–0 Clyde 40,000
1942–43 Rangers 5–2 Third Lanark
1943–44[75] Rangers 2–0 Clyde 30,000
1944–45 Rangers 3–2 Celtic
1945–46[76] Queen's Park 2–0 Clyde 40,000
1946–47[77] Clyde 2–1 Third Lanark 30,000
1947–48 Rangers 4–1 Third Lanark
1948–49[78] Celtic 3–1 Third Lanark 87,000
1949–50[79] Rangers 2–2 Clyde 53,177
1949–50 (R)[80] Rangers 2–1 Clyde 40,000
1950–51 Partick Thistle 1–1 Celtic
1950–51 (R)[81] Partick Thistle 3–2 Celtic 51,300
1951–52 Clyde 2–1 Celtic
1952–53[82] Partick Thistle 3–1 Rangers 44,000
1953–54[83] Rangers 3–0 Third Lanark 35,807
1954–55[84] Partick Thistle 2–0 Rangers 40,000
1955–56[85] Celtic 1–1 Rangers 53,600
1955–56 (R)[86] Celtic 5–3 Rangers 39,000
1956–57[87] Rangers 2–0 Clyde 30,000
1957–58 Rangers 1–1 Third Lanark
1957–58 (R) Rangers 4–2 Third Lanark
1958–59 Clyde 0–0 Rangers
1958–59 (R)[88] Clyde 1–0 Rangers
1959–60 Rangers 2–1 Partick Thistle
1960–61[89] Partick Thistle 2–0 Celtic
1961–62[90] Celtic 1–1 Third Lanark
1961–62 (R)[91] Celtic 3–2 Third Lanark 12,000
1962–63[92] Third Lanark 2–1 Celtic
1963–64[93] Celtic 2–0 Clyde 13,500
1964–65[94] Celtic 5–0 Queen's Park 17,051
1965–66 Not completed
1966–67[95][96] Celtic 4–0 Partick Thistle 31,000
1967–68[97] Celtic 8–0 Clyde 35,000
1968–69 Rangers 3–2 Partick Thistle
1969–70[98] Celtic 3–1 Rangers 58,144
1970–71 Rangers 2–0 Clyde
1971–72 No competition
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75 Rangers 2–2 Celtic (shared)[99] 70,000
1975–76[100][101] Rangers 3–1 Celtic 55,000
1976–77 Not completed
1977–78 No competition
1978–79[102][103] Rangers 3–1 Celtic 2,000
1979–80 Not completed[104]
1980–81[105] Partick Thistle 1–0 Celtic 5,000
1981–82 Celtic 2–1 Rangers
1982–83 Rangers 1–0 Celtic
1983–84 No competition
1984–85[106] Rangers 5–0 Queen's Park 3,584
1985–86 Rangers 3–2[5] Celtic
1986–87 Rangers 1–0 Celtic
1987–88 Not completed
1988–89[107][108] Partick Thistle 2–0 Clyde
Under–19
1989–90 Celtic 2–0 Rangers
1990–91[109] Celtic 3–2 Partick Thistle
1991–92 Rangers 1–0 Celtic
1992–93 Rangers 1–0 Celtic
1993–94 Rangers 1–0 Celtic
1994–95 Rangers 3–1 Celtic
1995–96[110] Rangers 1–0 Celtic
1996–97 Celtic 5–0 Partick Thistle
1997–98[111] Celtic 1–1
(3–0 pens.)		 Rangers
1998–99[112] Rangers 2–1 Celtic
1999–2000 Rangers 1–0 Celtic
2000–01 Not completed
2001–02 No competition
2002–03
2003–04 Rangers 2–0 Celtic
2004–05 Not completed
2005–06 No competition
2006–07
Under–17
2007–08[113][114] Celtic 3–1 Rangers
2008–09[115][116] Rangers 2–1 Celtic
2009–10[117] Rangers 2–1 Celtic
2010–11[118] Celtic 1–0 Rangers
2011–12[119] Rangers 1–1
(4–2 pens.) 		Celtic
2012–13[8] Rangers 3–2 Celtic
2013–14[120][9] Celtic 1–0 Rangers
2014–15[121] Celtic 2–0 Rangers
2015–16[122] Celtic 4–0 Rangers
2016–17[123] Celtic 2–1 Rangers
2017–18[124] Rangers 3–0 Celtic
Under–20
2018–19[7] Celtic 3–2 Rangers Hampden Park
Senior / Team B
2019–20 Not completed[11]
2020–21 No competition[11]
2021–22[125] Rangers B 3–1 Queen's Park Broadwood
2022–23[126] Celtic B 3–3[a] Rangers B Ibrox Stadium
  1. ^ Celtic B won 4–3 in a penalty shootout.

Performance by club

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Competition record

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(119 finals played including one walkover win and one shared title)

As of 28 August 2023
Club[2] Wins Last win Runners-up Last final lost
Rangers 44[a] 1987 18 1982
Celtic 29[b] 1982 27[c] 1987
Rangers Youth 14[d] 2022 10 2023
Celtic Youth 12[e] 2023 13 2018
Partick Thistle 7 1989 11 1969
Clyde 5 1959 15 1989
Third Lanark 4 1963 13 1962
Queen's Park 4 1946 8 2022
Cambuslang 1 1888 — —
Partick Thistle Youth — — 2 1997
Cowlairs — — 1 1894

Notes

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  1. ^ Rangers were awarded the cup as Celtic declined to replay at Ibrox Park, with the first match having also been played there.[33][34]
  1. ^ Includes one walkover in 1902 and one title shared in 1975 with Celtic.
  2. ^ Includes one title shared in 1975 with Rangers.
  3. ^ Includes one walkover 'defeat' in 1902.
  4. ^ Includes one title won by Rangers B, eight titles won by Rangers U-19s and five titles won by Rangers U-17s.
  5. ^ Includes one title won by Celtic B, one title won by Celtic U-20s, four titles won by Celtic U-19s and six titles won by Celtic U-17s.

Women's football

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The first edition of the City of Glasgow Women's Cup was played in July 2022.[15]

Year Winners Score Runners-up Venue Attendance
2022–23[14] Rangers 2–1 Celtic Excelsior Stadium
2023–24[16] Rangers 2–1 Celtic Broadwood Stadium

See also

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