Hazfi Cup

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Hazfi Cup
Association Football Federation Islamic Republic of Iran
founding 1975
First edition 1976
Teams 102 in the 2014/2015 season
Game mode Knockout system
Title holder Esteghlal Tehran
Record winner Esteghlal Tehran (7 wins)
Website http://www.hazfi-cup.com/

The Hazfi Cup , better known as Jam Hazfi ( Persian جام حذفی, DMG Ǧām-i ḥaẕfī ), is the Iranian soccer cup competition. It has been played annually since 1976. In the years 1978 to 1985 the Cup was not held because of the Islamic Revolution , nor did it take place in 1992, 1993 and 1998.

mode

Over the years, the mode of the cup competition has changed several times between individual games and a home and return system. From the 2005/2006 season, one game should be played per round, as well as a final on neutral ground. In the first season, this rule was used to switch back to a final with a return leg at short notice, as the authorities of the first final venue, Mashhad, refused to host the cup final. Since the 2011/2012 season, the final has again been decided in a typical final. In addition, the lower-class clubs will now meet first, before the teams of the Azadegan League and the Iran Pro League in the fifth round (round of 32) . All encounters are decided in one game.

The competition has grown in importance since the winner was given a place in the AFC Champions League .

Previous editions

season winner Result finalist
1975/76 Malavan Anzali 4: 1 Tractor Sazi Tabriz
1976/77 Taj Tehran 2-0 Homa Tehran
1978-1985 not carried out
1986/87 Malavan Anzali 2-0 Khibar Khorramabad
1987/88 Persepolis Tehran 1-0 Malavan Anzali
1988/89 Shahin Ahvaz 5: 3 Malavan Anzali
1989/90 Malavan Anzali 6: 5
n.e. 		Esteghlal Tehran
1990/91 Persepolis Tehran 2: 1 Malavan Anzali
1991-1993 not carried out
1993/94 Saipa Tehran 1: 1 Jonoob Ahvaz
1994/95 FC Bahman Karaj 2: 1 Tractor Sazi Tabriz
1995/96 Esteghlal Tehran 5: 1 Bargh Shiraz
1996/97 Bargh Shiraz 3: 0
n.e. 		FC Bahman Karaj
1997/98 not carried out
1998/99 Persepolis Tehran 2: 1 Esteghlal Tehran
1999/2000 Esteghlal Tehran 3: 1 FC Bahman Karaj
2000/01 Fajr Sepasi 3: 1 Zob Ahan Isfahan
2001/02 Esteghlal Tehran 4: 3 Fajr Sepasi
2002/03 Zob Ahan Isfahan 6: 5
n.e.
(2: 2) (2: 2) 		Fajr Sepasi
2003/04 Sepahan Isfahan 5: 2 Esteghlal Tehran
2004/05 Saba Battery Tehran 4: 2
n.e.
(1: 1) (1: 1) 		Abu Muslim Mashhad
2005/06 Sepahan Isfahan 4: 2
n.e.
(1: 1) (1: 1) 		Persepolis Tehran
2006/07 Sepahan Isfahan 4-0 Saba Battery Tehran
2007/08 Esteghlal Tehran 3: 1 Pegah Gilan
2008/09 Zob Ahan Isfahan 5: 2 Rah Ahan Tehran
2009/10 Persepolis Tehran 4: 1 Gostaresh Foolad Tabriz
2010/11 Persepolis Tehran 4: 3 Malavan Anzali
2011/12 Esteghlal Tehran 4: 1
8. E.
(0: 0) (0: 0) 		Shahin Bushehr
2012/13 Sepahan Isfahan 4: 2
i. E.
(2: 2) (0: 1) 		Persepolis Tehran
2013/14 Tractor Sazi Tabriz 1-0 Mes Kerman
2014/15 Zob Ahan Isfahan 3: 1 Naft Tehran
2015/16 Zob Ahan Isfahan 1: 1 n.V .; 5: 4 i. E. Esteghlal Tehran
2016/17 Naft Tehran 1-0 Tractor Sazi Tabriz
2017/18 Esteghlal Tehran 1-0 Khooneh FC Be Khooneh
2018/19 Persepolis Tehran 1-0 Damash Gilan
2019/20

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ RSSSF: Mashhad refuses to play the final
  2. ↑ partial addition of first and second legs
  3. ↑ Taj Tehran was renamed Esteghlal Tehran during the Islamic Revolution.