Svenska Cupen (bandy)

For other uses, see Svenska Cupen (disambiguation).

Football tournament

Svenska CupenFounded| 2005; 20 years ago (2005)

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Region|  Sweden
Number of teams| 8
Current champions| Villa Lidköping BK
(4th title)
Most successful club(s)| Sandvikens AIK
(6 titles)
Television broadcasters| TV4
Website| Svenska Cupen i bandy

Svenska Cupen (English: The Swedish Cup), Svenska Cupen i bandy, is a knockout cup competition in Swedish bandy and the main bandy cup only open for domestic Swedish teams.

The first year was 2005, and was won by Edsbyns IF. The first women's edition was played in 2019, and won by Västerås SK.[1]

Starting for the second year of the cup, a qualification round was made with matches played at different locations around Sweden in January. The real cup was then played at one location in the beginning of or mid-October. Since bandy is a winter sport with a season from autumn to spring, this meant that the qualification games were played in another season than the final cup was played, which could mean that a qualified club could come to the cup with a team consisting of many other players compared to the qualification round, as players are usually traded during the summer. For the 2010 Svenska cupen the qualification round was moved to August–September and the final cup was made smaller, from earlier 16 teams to now 8.[2]

The cup in October has been played in Edsbyn, Västerås, Vänersborg and Linköping in different years.

## Cup winners

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### Men

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Year | Winner

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2005 | Edsbyns IF
2006 | Sandvikens AIK
2007 | Hammarby IF
2008 | Edsbyns IF
2009 | Sandvikens AIK
2010 | Sandvikens AIK
2011 | Sandvikens AIK
2012 | Sandvikens AIK
2013 | Hammarby IF
2014 | Hammarby IF
2015 | Västerås SK
2016 | Villa Lidköping BK
2017 | Sandvikens AIK
2018 | Västerås SK
2019 | Edsbyns IF
2020 | Villa Lidköping BK
2021 | Villa Lidköping BK
2022 | Villa Lidköping BK
2023 | Villa Lidköping BK
2024 | Villa Lidköping BK

### Women

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Year | Winner

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2019 | Västerås SK
2020 | Villa Lidköping BK
2021 | Villa Lidköping BK
2022 | Villa Lidköping BK
2023 | Västerås SK
2024 | Västerås SK

## References

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1. ^ "Västerås SK historiska mästare" (in Swedish). Bandy World. 20 October 2019. Retrieved 14 November 2019.
2. ^ Erik Jonsson (16 December 2009). "Svenska Cupen byter utseende" (in Swedish). Svenska cupen i bandy. Archived from the original on 2 September 2010. Retrieved 16 December 2009.

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