Copa de Honor Cusenier

The trophy of the Copa de Honor Cousenier

The Copa de Honor Cusenier, also often referred to as the Copa de Honor , was a football club competition that has been played between clubs from Argentina and Uruguay every year since 1905. The event was donated by the wine merchant Cusenier from Montevideo.

The winners of the eliminations in the two metropolises of Buenos Aires ( Copa de Honor Municipalidad de Buenos Aires ) and Montevideo ( Copa de Honor (Uruguay) ) qualified for the final . This always took place in Montevideo.

The finals and winners

year	winner	Results	finalist
1905	Nacional Montevideo	3: 2	CA alumni
1906	CA alumni	2: 2 a.d. / 3: 1	Nacional Montevideo
1907	CA Belgrano	2: 1 a.d.	CURCC
1908	Montevideo Wanderers FC	2-0	Quilmes AC
1909	CURCC	4: 2	CA San Isidro
1910	not carried out
1911	CURCC 1	2-0	Newell's Old Boys
1912	River Plate FC (Montevideo)	2: 1	Racing Club
1913	Racing Club	1: 1 a.d. / 3: 2	Nacional Montevideo
1914	Nacional Montevideo	1: 0 2	CA Peñarol
1915	Nacional Montevideo	2-0	Racing Club
1916	Nacional Montevideo	6: 1	CA Rosario Central
1917	Nacional Montevideo	3: 1	Racing Club
1918	CA Peñarol	4-0	CA Independiente
1919	not carried out
1920	CA Boca Juniors	2: 0 3 4	Universal FC (Montevideo)

¹According to IFFHS research , Montevideo Wanderers FC won 2-0.

² In 1914 no Argentine teams took part.

³The encounter did not take place until September 20, 1923. Dante Santiago Pertini and Domingo Alberto Tarasconi scored the two goals for the 2-0 victory for Boca Juniors .

^4th According to IFFHS research, Universal won 2-0.

Web links

• Information about the competition on rsssf.com (English)
• Details on www.el-area.com (span.)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "Viñedos Cusenier de Cognac" had sales rooms at Calle Uruguaya 50 in Montevideo. The Francophone Wikipedia has an article about the Cusenier company .
2. ↑ Banfield Campeón Copa de Honor 1920: el camino hacia la final (Spanish) at www.codigobanfield.com.ar, accessed on December 26, 2013