NB: teams in bold face are record double winners for their country;
teams in italics share the record number of double wins in their country;
for clubs having won the domestic double once or twice, please refer to the
countrywise lists linked from the continental overviews below.
25 Linfield Northern Ireland [1]
21 Celtic Scotland
20 South China Hongkong [17]
18 Lincoln Gibraltar
Olympiakos Greece
Rangers Scotland
16 Al-Ahly Egypt [2]
15 ASIA Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
Crvena zvezda Yugoslavia/Serbia-Montenegro
Muharraq Bahrain
13 Bayern München (West) Germany
Dinamo Kyiv Soviet Union/Ukraine [22]
Dinamo Zagreb Croatia
HB Faroe Islands
Levski Sofia Bulgaria [3]
12 Djoliba AC Mali
11 Al-Ansar Lebanon
SL Benfica Portugal
AS Central-Sport Tahiti
CSKA Sofia Bulgaria [3]
Al-Faisaly Jordan
10 APR FC Rwanda
ASEC Abidjan Ivory Coast
FK Austria (Wien) Austria
Dinamo Tbilisi Georgia
Al-Merreikh Sudan
Sheriff Tiraspol Moldova
Steaua Bucuresti Romania [5]
Wallidan Gambia
9 Ajax Netherlands
Club Franciscain Martinique
Malmö FF Sweden
FC Porto Portugal
Rosenborg BK Norway
RB Salzburg Austria
Shakhtar Donets'k Ukraine
Stade Malien Mali
8 FC Barcelona Spain
Etoile Filante Burkina Faso
Ferencváros Hungary
Grasshopper Club Switzerland
Harlem United Dominica [19]
Istiqlol Dushanbe Tajikistan
Jeunesse d'Esch Luxembourg
Pakhtakor Toshkent Uzbekistan
Panathinaikos Greece
Petro Atlético Angola
Sparta Praha Czechoslovakia [4]
Weymouth Wales Barbados [19]
Al-Zawra Iraq
7 Ba Fiji [34]
Cotonsport Garoua Cameroon
Dordoy Bishkek Kyrgyzstan
F91 Dudelange Luxembourg
Galatasaray Turkey
Legia Warszawa Poland
Maccabi Tel-Aviv Israel
Partizani Tiranë Albania
JS Saint-Pierroise Réunion [10]
Skonto Riga Latvia
Slovan Bratislava CSSR/Slovakia
The New Saints (Llansantffraid) Wales
Valletta Malta
6 Africa Sports Ivory Coast
APOEL Nicosia Cyprus
ASSP Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
FC Basel Switzerland
Benfica de Bissau Guinea Bissau
CSKA Moskva Soviet Union/Russia
Dinamo Bucuresti Romania
Dinamo Tiranë Albania
Dynamos Zimbabwe (of which 1 in Rhodesia)
Al-Hilal Saudi Arabia [24]
Hearts of Oak Ghana
HJK Finland
Horoya AC Guinea
Juventus Italy
Kaizer Chiefs South Africa (NPSL/NSL)
Nart Sukhum Abkhazia
Partizan Beograd Yugoslavia/Serbia-Montenegro
Qarabag Agdam Azerbaijan
Al-Quwa Al-Jawia Iraq
SK Rapid (Wien) Austria
SS Saint-Louisienne Réunion [10]
Shamrock Rovers Ireland
Slavia Praha Czechoslovakia [4]
Spartak Moskva Soviet Union/Russia
Sporting CP Portugal
Villa SC Uganda
Zalgiris Vilnius Lithuania [12]
5 Al-Arabi Kuwait
Athletic de Bilbao Spain
Buriram United Thailand
Costa do Sol Mozambique
Defence Force Trinidad and Tobago
Espérance Tunis Tunisia
Flora Tallinn Estonia [28]
Floriana Malta
ASC Jaraaf Senegal [6]
Jong Holland Curaçao
Al-Karama Syria
Al-Kuwait Kuwait
Levadia Tallinn Estonia [28]
AS Magenta New Caledonia
Magusa Türk Gücü Northern Cyprus
Mekelakeya (formerly Army, Mechal) Ethiopia
New Radiant Maldives
Notre Dame Barbados [19]
Omonoia Nicosia Cyprus
Paris-Saint-Germain FC France
Pyunik Yerevan [II] Armenia
Al-Qadisiya Kuwait
R.C.A. Aruba
Al-Sadd Qatar
Sahel SC Niger
Saint Michel Seychelles
Scholars International Cayman Islands
Seiko Hongkong [17]
Sliema Wanderers Malta
S.U.B.T. Curaçao
AS Vénus Tahiti
Al-Wahdat Jordan
White Phantoms Gambia
4 Abahani Ltd. (Dhaka) Bangladesh
Admira Wien Austria
Al-Ahli (Tripoli) Libya
Alga Bishkek Kyrgyzstan
Altyn Asyr Ashgabat Turkmenistan
ASM Saint-Pierre et Miquelon
Barry Town Wales
Colo Colo Chile
Darul Ta'zim FC Malaysia [27]
Dundalk Ireland
Eastern Hongkong [17]
Fanja Oman
Geylang International Singapore
Al-Hilal Sudan
ÍA Iceland
Al-Ittihad (Tripoli) Libya
Al-Jaish Syria
Kitchee Hongkong [17]
FC Křbenhavn Denmark
KR Iceland
Maribor Slovenia
MTK Hungary
Nkana FC Zambia
North Village Bermuda
PSV Netherlands
Real Madrid Spain
Robinhood Surinam
AS Saint Etienne France
FC Santa Coloma Andorra
Singapore Armed Forces Singapore
Sporting Clube Bissau Guinea Bissau
Unión SC Venezuela
Young Africans Tanzania
BSC Young Boys Switzerland
Zamalek Egypt
3 2nd Duke of Wellington's Regiment Singapore
AEK Greece
African Stars Namibia
AGF Denmark
Al-Ahed Lebanon
Albirex Niigata (S) Singapore
Anderlecht Belgium
Arsenal England
Aruba Juniors Aruba
ASFA-Yennenga Burkina Faso
Assaut Martinique
Avenir Beggen Luxembourg
BATE Barysau Belarus
CR Belouizdad Algeria [9]
Belfast Celtic Northern Ireland [1]
Besiktas Turkey
Boca Juniors Argentina
Bunyodkor Toshkent Uzbekistan
Caracas FC Venezuela
Çetinkaya Northern Cyprus
Club Africain Tunisia
CS Moulien Guadeloupe
Dakota Aruba
Dandy Town Bermuda
Dhofar Oman
Dynamo Dresden East Germany
Enugu Rangers Nigeria
Etoile du Congo Congo-Brazzaville
Europa Gibraltar
Everton Trinidad and Tobago
FBK Kaunas Lithuania
Fenerbahçe Turkey
Feyenoord Netherlands
Fire Brigade Mauritius
Al-Foutoua Syria
Frederikstad FK Norway
Gaborone United Botswana
Al-Gharrafa (Doha) Qatar
Glacis United Gibraltar
Glentoran Northern Ireland [1]
Gönyeli Northern Cyprus
Górnik Zabrze Poland
Hamrun Spartans Malta
Hapoel Tel-Aviv Israel
Highlands Park South Africa (NFL)
Hurricanes Grenada
Kashima Antlers Japan
Kedah Malaysia [27]
KÍ Faroe Islands
Kopetdag Ashgabat Turkmenistan
Lautoka Fiji [34]
AC Léopards de Dolisie Congo-Brazzaville
Ludogorets Razgrad Bulgaria
Mamelodi Sundowns South Africa (NPSL/NSL)
Manchester United England
Mighty Barrolle Liberia
Mogoditshane Fighters (Gaborone) Botswana
Mufulira Wanderers Zambia
Nebitci (Balkan) Balkanabat Turkmenistan
Neftçi Baki Azerbaijan
Orlando Pirates South Africa (NPSL/NSL)
Perspolis Iran
PHC Zebras Bermuda
Portuguesa FC Venezuela
Primeiro de Agosto Angola
CE Principat Andorra
Quality Distributors Guam
Red Boys Differdange Luxembourg
Riffa Bahrain
River Plate Argentina
Shandong Taishan China
Simba Tanzania
Somerset Trojans Bermuda
US Stade Tamponnaise Réunion [10]
Sunrise SC Flacq United Mauritius
FC Tirol Austria
Township Rollers Botswana
Újpesti Dózsa Hungary
Urawa Red Diamonds Japan [11]
JS Vallée du Tir New Caledonia
Yenicami Northern Cyprus
Zenit Sankt-Peterburg Russia
country # doubles # different clubs Abkhazia 9 4 Albania 18 6 Andorra 10 5 Armenia 9 5 Austria 37 9 Azerbaijan 11 4 Belarus 8 4 Belgium 8 5 Bohemia and Moravia 3 2 Bosnia-Herzegovina 4 3 Bulgaria 28 4 Croatia 15 3 Cyprus 15 4 Czech Republic 5 2 Czechoslovakia (1925-1938) 3 2 Czechoslovakia (1960-1993) 7 4 Denmark 12 5 East Germany 5 3 England 13 8 Estonia 13 5 Faroe Islands 21 6 Finland 10 4 France 21 12 Georgia 11 2 (West) Germany 18 6 Gibraltar 29 7 Gozo 17 6 Greece 30 4 Hungary 19 5 Iceland 12 5 Ireland 18 9 Israel 14 6 Italy 11 5 Kazakhstan 6 6 Kosovo 6 5 Latvia 11 4 Lithuania 13 5 Luxembourg 27 10 (North) Macedonia 7 5 Malta 22 6 Moldova 12 3 Montenegro 2 2 Netherlands 19 6 Northern Cyprus 15 5 Northern Ireland 36 7 Norway 17 7 Poland 13 5 Portugal 26 3 Romania 22 6 Russia 9 3 San Marino 8 6 Scotland 40 3 Serbia 15 2 Slovakia 13 6 Slovenia 7 3 Soviet Union 13 6 Spain 18 4 Sweden 20 7 Switzerland 26 8 Turkey 15 4 Ukraine 17 2 Wales 12 3 Yugoslavia 7 3 NB: for entries in italics, the available data is incomplete.
country # doubles # different clubs Algeria 9 5 Angola 12 3 Botswana 14 7 Burkina Faso 13 4 Cameroon 12 5 Comoros 4 4 Congo-Brazzaville 7 3 Congo-Kinshasa 1 1 Djibouti 8 5 Egypt 20 2 Eswatini 7 5 Ethiopia 8 3 Gabon 6 5 Gambia 18 5 Ghana 9 3 Guinea 9 3 Guinea Bissau 13 5 Ivory Coast 15 2 Kenya 4 3 Liberia 12 7 Libya 8 2 Madagascar 6 5 Mali 23 3 Mauritania 5 3 Mauritius 16 8 Morocco 5 3 Mozambique 10 5 Namibia 6 3 Niger 16 11 Nigeria 9 7 Réunion 18 5 Rwanda 13 3 Senegal 10 6 Seychelles 7 3 Sierra Leone 3 2 Somalia 3 3 South Africa (NFL) 6 4 South Africa (NPSL/NSL/PSL) 13 4 South Sudan 3 3 Sudan 14 2 Tanzania 7 2 Togo 4 4 Tunisia 12 5 Uganda 9 4 Zambia 14 8 Zimbabwe 12 6 NB: for entries in italics, the available data is incomplete.
country # doubles # different clubs Aruba 13 4 Barbados 21 7 Bermuda 19 9 Brazil 3 3 Cayman Islands 11 6 Chile 6 3 Colombia 2 2 Curaçao 10 2 Dominica 10 3 Grenada 5 2 Guadeloupe 12 8 Jamaica 5 3 Martinique 15 4 Mexico 12 8 Paraguay 1 1 Saint Kitts and Nevis 9 6 Saint-Pierre et Miquelon 25 3 Surinam 8 4 Trinidad and Tobago 23 13 United States 6 5 Venezuela 18 10 NB: for entries in italics, the available data is incomplete.
country # doubles # different clubs Australia 4 4 Bahrain 18 2 Bangladesh 10 6 Brunei 3 2 Cambodia 2 2 China 9 5 East Timor 1 1 Fiji 14 5 Guam 5 2 Hongkong 39 10 India 3 3 Indonesia 2 2 Iran 4 2 Iraq 18 5 Japan 19 11 Jordan 17 3 Kuwait 15 3 Kyrgyzstan 14 5 Laos 4 4 Lebanon 18 6 Macao 5 3 Malaysia 13 8 Maldives 8 4 Mongolia 6 4 Myanmar 3 2 New Caledonia 17 10 New Zealand 10 6 Oman 13 8 Qatar 11 4 Saudi Arabia 12 5 Singapore 36 19 South Korea 2 2 Syria 15 6 Tahiti 26 10 Tajikistan 14 5 Thailand 7 3 Turkmenistan 13 6 United Arab Emirates 7 6 Uzbekistan 15 5 Vietnam 5 4 Yemen 4 4 NB: for entries in italics, the available data is incomplete.
Countries where at least 30 doubles were won:
39 Hongkong
Scotland
37 Austria
36 Northern Ireland [1]
Singapore
30 Greece
Countries where at least 10 different teams won doubles:
19 Singapore
13 Trinidad and Tobago
12 France
11 Japan
Niger
10 Hongkong
Luxembourg
New Caledonia
Tahiti
Venezuela
Leading double winners for 10 selected European countries:
3 Anderlecht Belgium
3 Arsenal and Manchester United England
4 AS Saint-Etienne France
13 Bayern München (West) Germany
6 Juventus Italy
9 Ajax Netherlands
11 SL Benfica Portugal
20 Celtic Scotland
8 Barcelona Spain
7 Galatasaray Turkey
The following teams managed to win domestic doubles in consecutive seasons.
NB: running series in italics.
8 Lincoln Gibraltar 2004-11 [35]
6 Dinamo Tbilisi Georgia 1992-97
Pakhtakor Toshkent Uzbekistan 2002-07
Muharraq Bahrain 1961-64,66-67 [31]
5 Club Franciscain Martinique 2001-05
Djoliba AC Mali 1973-76,79 [20]
4 Crvena zvezda Beograd Serbia 2021-24
Dinamo Tiranë Albania 1950-53
Juventus Italy 2015-18
RB Salzburg Austria 2014-17
RB Salzburg Austria 2019-22
Zalgiris Vilnius Lithuania 2013-16
3 2nd Duke of Wellington's Regiment Singapore 1926-28
Al-Ahly (Cairo) Egypt 1949-51
Albirex Niigata (S) Singapore 2016-18
Al-Ansar Lebanon 1990-92
Al-Ansar Lebanon 1994-96
Al-Arabi Kuwait 1962-64
APR FC Rwanda 2010-12
Assaut Martinique 1966-68
Barry Town Wales 2001-03
Celtic Scotland 2017-19
Croatia Zagreb Croatia 1996-98
Dinamo Kyiv Ukraine 1998-00
Dinamo Zagreb Croatia 2007-09
Dordoy-Dinamo Naryn Kyrgyzstan 2004-06
Everton Trinidad/T. 1930-32
AS Excelsior Tahiti 1975-77
Al-Faisaly Jordan 2001-04
Istiqlol Dushanbe Tajikistan 2014-16
Al-Karama Syria 2007-09
Al-Kuwait Kuwait 2017-19
Lincoln Gibraltar 2014-16
Linfield N. Ireland 1891-93
Linfield N. Ireland 2006-08
Linfield N. Ireland 2010-12
AS Magenta New Caledonia 2003-05
Al-Merreikh Sudan 1970-72
Olympiakos Greece 1957-59
Omonoia Nicosia Cyprus 1981-83
Petro Atlético (Luanda) Angola 2022-24
CE Principat Andorra 1997-99
Qarabag Agdam Azerbaijan 2015-17
SS Saint-Louisienne Réunion 1968-70 [10]
Seiko Hongkong 1979-81 [17]
Shakhtar Donets'k Ukraine 2011-13
Shakhtar Donets'k Ukraine 2017-19
Shamrock Rovers Ireland 1985-87
Sheriff Tiraspol Moldova 2008-10
SKA-PVO Bishkek Kyrgyzstan 2000-02
Skonto Riga Latvia 2000-02
Somerset Trojans Bermuda 1968-70
South China Hongkong 1957-59 [17]
Steaua Bucuresti Romania 1987-89 [5]
Al-Tayaran (later Al-Quwa Al-Jawia) Iraq 1973-75
The New Saints (Llansantffraid) Wales 2014-16
Al-Zawra Iraq 1994-96
2 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regiment Singapore 1922-23
3rd Battalion Middlesex Regiment Singapore 1909-10
Abahani Ltd. (Dhaka) Bangladesh 2016-17
MS ABDB Brunei 2015-16
Africa Sports Ivory Coast 1977-78
Africa Sports Ivory Coast 1985-86
Al-Ahed Lebanon 2018-19
Al-Ahly (Cairo) Egypt 2006-07
Altyn Asyr Ashgabat Turkmenistan 2015-16
Altyn Asyr Ashgabat Turkmenistan 2019-20
Al-Ansar Lebanon 2006-07
Al-Hilal Saudi Arabia 2010-11
APOEL Nicosia Cyprus 2014-15
APR FC Rwanda 1995-96
APR FC Rwanda 1999-00
APR FC Rwanda 2006-07
AS Arta/Solar7 Djibouti 2021-22
ASEC Abidjan Ivory Coast 1972-73
ASL Sports Trinidad/Tob. 1982-83
Athletic Bilbao Spain 1930-31
FK Austria (Wien) Austria 1962-63
Avatiu FC Cook Islands 1996-97
Avenir Beggen Luxembourg 1993-94
Ba Fiji 2003-04
FC Barcelona Spain 1952-53
FC Barcelona Spain 2015-16
Bayern München Germany 2005-06
Bayern München Germany 2019-20
Belfast Celtic N. Ireland 1937-38
CR Belouizdad Algeria 1969-70 [as CR Belcourt]
Britannia Aruba 2009-10
Buriram United Thailand 2022-23
Caracas FC Venezuela 1994-95
Celtic Scotland 1907-08
Celtic Scotland 1971-72
Celtic Scotland 2023-24
Chao Pak Kei Macao 2021-22
CNapS Sport Madagascar 2015-16
Colo Colo Chile 1989-90
Costa do Sol Mozambique 1992-93
Cotonsport Garoua Cameroon 2003-04
Cotonsport Garoua Cameroon 2007-08
Crvena zvezda Beograd Serbia(-Mont) 2006-07
CS Moulien Guadeloupe 2013-14
CSKA Moskva Russia 2005-06
CSKA Sofia Bulgaria 1954-55 [as CDNA]
CSKA Sofia Bulgaria 1972-73
Dakota Aruba 1962-63
Darul Ta'zim FC Malaysia 2022-23
Deportivo Galicia Venezuela 1969-70
Dinamo Tbilisi Georgia 2013-14
Dinamo Zagreb Croatia 2011-12
Dinamo Zagreb Croatia 2015-16
Djoliba AC Mali 2008-09
Domagnano San Marino 2002-03
Dynamos Zimbabwe 2011-12
Eastern Hongkong 1993-94 [17]
Ekranas Panevezys Lithuania 2010-11
Enugu Rangers Nigeria 1974-75
EPA Larnaca Cyprus 1945-46
Etoile Filante Burkina Faso 1992-93
AS Excelsior Tahiti 1966-67
AS Excelsior Tahiti 1972-73
F91 Dudelange Luxembourg 2006-07
F91 Dudelange Luxembourg 2016-17
Al-Faisaly Jordan 1993-94
Fanja Oman 1986-87
AS Fei-Pi Tahiti 1948-49
Ferencváros Hungary 1927-28
Al-Foutoua Syria 1990-91
Galatasaray Turkey 1999-00
Geylang International Singapore 1990-91
Glacis United Gibraltar 1981-82
Gönyeli N. Cyprus 2008-09
Górnik Zabrze Poland 1971-72
IFK Göteborg Sweden 1982-83 [15]
Grasshopper Club Switzerland 1942-43
Hamrun Spartans Malta 1987-88
Harlem Rovers (now Harlem United) Dominica 1973-74
Harlem United Dominica 2003-04
HB Faroe Islands 1963-64
HB Faroe Islands 1981-82
Hearts of Oak Ghana 1999-00
Highlands Park South Africa 1965-66
Horoya AC Guinea 2018-19 [no cup 2020,21]
ÍA Iceland 1983-84
Inter Bratislava Slovakia 2000-01
Istiqlol Dushanbe Tajikistan 2018-19
Istiqlol Dushanbe Tajikistan 2022-23
Jeunesse d'Esch Luxembourg 1973-74
Jong Holland Curaçao 1948-49
Juventus Guadeloupe 1975-76
Kedah Malaysia 2007-08
KÍ Faroe Islands 1966-67
King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry HK/Singapore 1912-13 [32]
FC København Denmark 2016-17
Kopetdag Ashgabat Turkmenistan 1993-94
FC La Chaux-de-Fonds Switzerland 1954-55
Lautoka Fiji 2017-18
AS Le Nickel New Caledonia 1969-70
Legia Warszawa Poland 1955-56 [as CWKS]
Legia Warszawa Poland 1994-95
AC Léopards de Dolisie Congo-Brazz. 2016-17
Levski Sofia Bulgaria 1946-47
Levski Sofia Bulgaria 1949-50
Lincoln Gibraltar 1993-94
Lincoln Gibraltar 2021-22
Linfield N. Ireland 1922-23
Lokomotiv Toshkent Uzbekistan 2016-17
Malmö FF Sweden 1974-75 [15]
Maribor Slovenia 2012-13
Mogoditshane Fighters Botswana 1999-00
MTK Hungary 1923-25 [14]
Mufulira Wanderers Zambia 1965-66
Muharraq Bahrain 1983-84
Muharraq Bahrain 2008-09
Murata San Marino 2007-08
New South Wales Barbados 1969-70
Nissan Japan 1989-90 [10]
Nkana FC Zambia 1992-93
North Village Bermuda 2002-03
Olympiakos Greece 2005-06
Olympiakos Greece 2008-09
Olympiakos Greece 2012-13
Pakhtakor Toshkent Uzbekistan 2019-20
Paradise Grenada 2023-24
Paris-Saint-Germain FC France 2015-16
Partizan Beograd Serbia 2008-09
Partizani Tiranë Albania 1948-49
Partizani Tiranë Albania 1957-58
Petro Atlético (Luanda) Angola 1993-94
AS Port Djibouti 2010-11
Portuguesa FC Venezuela 1976-77
PSV Netherlands 1988-89
Al-Qadisiya Kuwait 2003-04
Quality Distributors Guam 2008-09
Rangers Scotland 1949-50
Rangers Scotland 1963-64
Rangers Scotland 1992-93
Rangers Scotland 1999-00
SK Rapid (Wien) Austria 1919-20
Al-Rasheed Iraq 1987-88
Rosenborg BK Norway 2015-16
AS Saint Etienne France 1974-75
Saint Michel Seychelles 2007-08
JS Saint-Pierroise Réunion 1993-94
JS Saint-Pierroise Réunion 2018-19
FC Santa Coloma Andorra 2003-04
Sheikh Jamal DC Bangladesh 2014-15
Sheriff Tiraspol Moldova 2001-02
Sheriff Tiraspol Moldova 2022-23
Simba Tanzania 2020-21
Singapore Armed Forces Singapore 2007-08
Singapore Malays FA Singapore 1931-32
Skonto Riga Latvia 1997-98
Slavia Praha Bohemia/Mor. 1941-42 [4]
Slovan Bratislava Slovakia 2020-21
South China Hongkong 1961-62 [17]
Sparta Praha CSSR 1988-89
Spartak Moskva Soviet Union 1938-39
Spartan Barbados 1949-50
AS Tefana Tahiti 2010-11
The New Saints (Llansantffraid) Wales 2022-23
AS Trencin Slovakia 2015-16
Újpesti Dózsa Hungary 1969-70
Unión SC Venezuela 1934-35
JS Vallée du Tir New Caledonia 1967-68
Varzob Dushanbe Tajikistan 1998-99
AS Vénus Tahiti 1998-99
Villa SC Uganda 1988-89
Al-Wahdat Jordan 1996-97
Waitakere City New Zealand 1995-96
Wallidan Gambia 1976-77
Wallidan Gambia 1988-92 [no cups 1989-91]
Wallidan Gambia 2001-02
White Phantoms Gambia 1960-61
White Phantoms Gambia 1963-64
Yenicami N. Cyprus 1973-74
YMSC Bermuda 1963-64
Young Africans Tanzania 2022-23
BSC Young Boys Switzerland 1910-11 [Anglo Cup]
Al-Zawra Iraq 1999-00
Some countries have a league cup; the following teams won domestic trebles
of championship, cup, and league cup.
8 Celtic Scotland 1967,69,01,17,18,19,20,23
7 Rangers Scotland 1949,64,76,78,93,99,03
5 Buriram United Thailand 2011,13,15,22,23
4 Club Franciscain Martinique 1999,02,03,05 [10]
Istiqlol Dushanbe Tajikistan 2014,15,18,19 [36]
Paris-Saint-Germain FC France 2015,16,18,20 [S]
3 Ba Fiji 1979,06,13 [34]
Linfield N. Ireland 1994,06,08
Shamrock Rovers Ireland 1925,32,64 [16]
Somerset Trojans Bermuda 1968,69,70 [29]
South China Hongkong 1988,91,07 [17]
2 Albirex Niigata (S) Singapore 2016,17
Eastern Hongkong 1993,94 [17]
Kedah Malaysia 2007,08 [27]
Kitchee Hongkong 2017,23 [17]
Al-Kuwait Kuwait 2017,19 [25]
Nissan Japan 1989,90 [11]
Nkana Zambia 1989,93 [33]
North Village Bermuda 1978,06 [29]
Saint Michel Seychelles 2008,11
JS Saint-Pierroise Réunion 1971,89 [10]
Seiko Hongkong 1980,81 [17]
Sunrise SC Flacq United Mauritius 1992,96
The New Saints (Llansantffraid) Wales 2015,16
Al-Wahdat Jordan 2009,11 [30]
1 Ahal Turkmenistan 2022
Arcadia Shepherds South Africa 1974 [NFL]
ASFA-Yennenga Burkina Faso 1995
ASPL 2000 Mauritius 2005
Assaut Martinique 1966 [10]
Barry Town Wales 1997
Bashundara Kings Bangladesh 2024
Bayern München Germany 2000 [23]
SL Benfica Portugal 2014
Bohemians Ireland 1928 [16]
CAPS United Zimbabwe 2004 [26]
CS Moulien Guadeloupe 2013 [10]
Curepipe Starlight Mauritius 2008
Cygne Noir Guadeloupe 1983 [10]
Darul Ta'zim FC Malaysia 2023 [27]
Debreceni VSC Hungary 2010 [S]
Derry City Ireland 1989
Devonshire Cougars Bermuda 2013 [29]
Al-Faysali Jordan 2012 [30]
Fall River Marksmen USA 1930 [18]
Gamba Osaka Japan 2014
ÍA Iceland 1996
Joe Public Trinidad/T. 2009 [7]
Kabwe Warriors Zambia 1972 [33]
Kaizer Chiefs South Africa 1984 [NPSL]
Kashima Antlers Japan 2000
Kelantan Malaysia 2012 [27]
Levski Spartak Sofia Bulgaria 1984 [3]
Maccabi Tel-Aviv Israel 2015
Mamelodi Sundowns South Africa 2020 [PSL]
Manchester City England 2019
Mbabane Swallows Swaziland 2013
Mitsubishi Japan 1978 [11]
Mufulira Wanderers Zambia 1965 [33]
Muharraq Bahrain 2009
Nadroga Fiji 1989 [34]
Pakhtakor Toshkent Uzbekistan 2019
PHC Zebras Bermuda 1971 [29]
Al-Qadisiya Kuwait 2004 [25]
Rhyl Wales 2004
SS Saint-Louisienne Réunion 2002 [10]
Saprissa Cayman Isl. 1973
Servette FC Switzerland 1979
Sheikh Russel KC Bangladesh 2013
Singapore Armed Forces Singapore 1997
CFKA Sredets Sofia Bulgaria 1989 [3]
Steaua Bucuresti Romania 2015
Sun Hei Hongkong 2005 [17]
US Stade Tamponnaise Réunion 2003 [10]
Weymouth Wales Barbados 2023
Williams Connection Trinidad/T. 2009 [7]
Somerset Trojans (1967/68, 1968/69 and 1969/70) were the first club to win three
successive trebles; Celtic improved on that by winning four in a row (2016/17, 2017/18,
2018/19 and 2019/20); the only other clubs to defend a domestic treble are:
Seiko (1980 and 1981), Nissan (1989 and 1990), Eastern (1993 and 1994), Kedah (2007 and 2008)
The New Saints (2014/15 and 2015/16), Albirex Niigata (S) (2016 and 2017) and Buriram United
(2021/22 and 2022/23).
In 1952/53, Floriana also won the MPFA Shield; in 1955/56 Sliema Wanderers also won the
Scicluna Cup, to claim four domestic prizes.
In 2004/05, Sun Hei won all four available prizes in Hongkong: the League, the FA Cup, the
League Cup and the Senior Shield. In all four competitions, Happy Valley were runners-up.
In both 1987/88 and 1990/91, South China won all four available prizes as well, which at
the time were the League, the FA Cup, the Viceroy Cup and the Senior Shield; in 1991 they
defeated Lai Sun, who finished third in the league, in all three cup finals.
In 2006, Ba won all four competitions in Fiji: League, IDC, BOG and FACT.
See also Beyond Trebles.
country # trebles # different clubs Bangladesh 2 2 Barbados 1 1 Bermuda 7 4 Bulgaria 2 2 Burkina Faso 1 1 Cayman Islands 1 1 England 1 1 Eswatini 1 1 Fiji 4 2 France 4 1 Germany 1 1 Gibraltar 9 1 Guadeloupe 2 2 Hongkong 10 5 Hungary 1 1 Iceland 1 1 Ireland 5 3 Israel 1 1 Japan 5 4 Jordan 3 2 Kuwait 3 2 Malaysia 4´ 3 Martinique 5 2 Mauritius 4 3 Northern Ireland 3 1 Oman 0 0 Portugal 1 1 Qatar 0 0 Réunion 4 3 Romania 1 1 Scotland 15 2 Senegal 0 0 Seychelles 2 1 Singapore 3 2 South Africa (NFL) 1 1 South Africa (NPSL/NSL/PSL) 2 2 Switzerland 1 1 Tajikistan 4 1 Thailand 5 1 Trinidad and Tobago 2 2 Turkmenistan 1 1 United Arab Emirates 0 0 Uzbekistan 1 1 Wales 4 3 Zambia 4 3 Zimbabwe 1 1
[ 1] The Northern Irish totals do not include the unofficial wartime
championships; unofficial doubles were additionally won by Linfield (3),
Belfast Celtic (3), and Glentoran (1).
[ 2] Includes 1958, when the cup was shared between Al-Ahly and Zamalek.
[ 3] The totals for Levski and CSKA contain the Soviet Army cups won in
the years no other national cup existed (before 1981). Domestic
trebles consist of league, cup, and Soviet Army cup. The totals
of Levski, Levski-Spartak and Vitosha have been summed together,
likewise for CDNA, CSKA, and CFKA Sredets. Levski's total includes
the double of 1942 (league and Tzar's Cup).
[ 4] Totals include doubles won in Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, Bohemia and
Moravia, and Czech Republic since 1925 (without the Prague region
championships before 1925). Sparta won 1 double in Czechoslovakia
before WW II, 1 during WW II in the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia,
3 in Czechoslovakia after WW II and 3 in the Czech Republic since 1993.
Slavia won 2 before WW II, 2 during WW II and 2 in the Czech Republic
since 1993. The double Slavia defended in 1941/42 concerned the Ceský Pokal.
[ 5] The 1988 final was stopped at 1-1 just before the end, after Steaua
had left the field as protest to having a goal disallowed. The match
was later awarded 2-1 to Steaua, but after the revolution of 1989
Steaua gave the cup to Dinamo. The official records of the Romanian
FA still award the cup to Steaua, so, since they also won the league
in 1987/88, it is included here as a "double win" for Steaua.
[ 6] Total of Jaraaf includes Foyer France.
[ 7] Trinidad and Tobago trebles consisted of league, FA Cup and Pro Bowl.
[ 8] Indian doubles listed here consist of the I-League (since 1997) and
the Federation cup. Doubles involving winning the Calcutta league are
not taken into account.
[ 9] Algerian name changes: CR Belcourt became CR Belouizdad, JS Kawkaby
became JE Tizi Ouzou and is now known as JS Kabylie, MP Alger became
MC Alger.
[10] Doubles for Guadeloupe Martinique and Réunion are composed of
championship and Coupe; trebles additionally include Coupe de France.
[11] Japanese name changes: Urawa Red Diamonds was formerly known as
Mitsubishi (and won 2 doubles under that name); Fujita is known
known as Kawasaki Frontale; Toyo Kogyo, later Mazda, is now known
as Sanfrecce Hiroshima; Yomiuri is now known as Verdy Kawasaki;
Furukawa is now known as JEF United Ichihara; Hitachi is now known
as Kashiwa Reysol and Yanmar Diesel is now known as Cerezo Osaka.
[12] Includes the 1990 double for Sirius and the 1991 double for Zalgiris.
[13] Does not include the 1951 "double": Ruch were awarded the championship
on account of their win of the inaugural Polish cup, and in spite of
the fact that they only finished sixth in the Polish league won by
Wisla Kraków.
[14] There was no Hungarian cup in 1924; MTK won the championship that
season.
[15] Malmö FF won the league in 1974 and 1975 and the cup in 1973/74 and
1974/75; for the purpose of qualifying for European club competitions, only
the combination of 1974 league and 1974/75 cup can be considered a double;
likewise IFK Göteborg won the league in 1982 and 1983 and the cup in 1981/82
and 1982/83, of which only the combination of 1982 league and 1982/83 cup is
a double; however they are included here as both clubs won both tournaments
in successive calendar years.
[16] The trebles of Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians consisted of league,
cup, and shield.
[17] Doubles for Hongkong consist of winning the league and the senior shield,
the oldest competition of the territory; trebles consist of league, senior
shield and the FA cup, first contested in 1974/75; the total of South China
does not include 1934/35 (when they won the league and their reserves the
shield) nor 1937/38 (when they won the shield and their reserve side the
league).
[18] The treble of Fall River Marksmen consisted of American Soccer League,
US Open Cup, and Lewis Cup.
[19] Data missing for this country.
[20] There was no championship in 1977 and 1978, but Djoliba won the cup
in both these seasons.
[21] Palmeiras' double of 1967 consisted of the Torneio Roberto Gomes Pedrosa,
predecessor of the current league championship, and the Taça Brasil.
[22] Dinamo Kyiv won 4 doubles in the Soviet Union and 9 in Ukraine.
[23] Bayern won the league, cup and post-season league cup in 2000; the latter
was contested by the top-6 teams in the 1999/00 league.
[24] the main cup competition in Saudi Arabia was the Kings Cup up to and
including 1989/90, the Crown Prince Cup between 1990/91 and 2012/13, and
the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Champions Cup since 2013/14.
[25] Al-Qadisiya and Al-Kuwait won league, Emir Cup and Crown Prince Cup.
[26] CAPS United won league, ZIFA Unity Cup (the main cup tournament) and
Buddie Challenge Cup (a one-off league cup style tournament).
[27] Malaysian doubles consist of league and Malaysia Cup (the main cup
tournament; trebles additionally include the FA Cup (secondary cup tournament).
[28] Since 1998, the Estonia league season is played over a calendar year,
while the cup continues to be played in a fall-spring rhythm; in accordance
with qualifying for UEFA Club competitions, doubles since 1998 are composed
of a cup win in spring and a league title in the fall before that.
Levadia Tallinn's record includes that of Levadia Maardu prior to moving.
[29] Bermudan trebles consisted of league, FA Cup and Friendship Trophy.
[30] Jordan trebles consisted of league, FA Cup and Shield.
[31] There was no cup tournament in 1965, but Muharraq won the league.
[32] King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry won the double in Hongkong in 1911/12,
after which they were relocated to Singapore, where they repeated that
performance in 1912/13.
[33] Zambia trebles consisted of league, Castle, Independence or Mosi Cup
and Chibuku or Heroes Cup.
[34] Fiji doubles consisted of league and IDC; trebles additionally include BOG.
[35] 2004-2007 doubles as Newcastle.
[36] Tajikistan trebles consisted of league, Cup and TFF Cup.
[ S] Both Debreceni VSC in 2009/10 and Paris-Saint-Germain FC (four times:
in 2014/15, 2015/16, 2017/18 and 2019/20) started the season by winning the
Super Cup (in 2009 resp. 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2019, having qualified for that
final the previous season) and went on to win all three available domestic
trophies: league, cup and league cup.
8 FC Barcelona 1951/52, 1952/53, 1958/59, 1997/98, 2008/09,
2014/15, 2015/16, 2017/18
5 Athletic Club de Bilbao 1929/30, 1930/31, 1942/43, 1955/56, 1983/84
4 Real Madrid CF 1961/62, 1974/75, 1979/80, 1988/89
1 Clube Atlético de Madrid 1995/96
Athletic (1929-31) and Barcelona (twice, 1951-53 and 2014-16) managed to hold on to the double in consecutive seasons.
Champions losing the cup final
6 Real Madrid CF 1932/33, 1957/58, 1960/61, 1967/68, 1978/79, 1989/90
2 Valencia CF 1943/44, 1970/71
2 FC Barcelona 1973/74, 2010/11
League runners-up winning the cup
4 Clube Atlético de Madrid 1960/61, 1964/65, 1984/85, 1990/91
4 FC Barcelona 1967/68, 1970/71, 1977/78, 1996/97
4 Real Madrid CF 1933/34, 1935/36, 1992/93, 2010/11
2 RC Deportivo de La Coruńa 1994/95, 2001/02
2 Athletic Club de Bilbao 1931/32, 1932/33
1 Valencia CF 1948/49
League runners-up losing the cup finals ('double losers')
4 Real Madrid CF 1928/29, 1959/60, 1991/92, 2012/13
3 FC Barcelona 1953/54, 1985/86, 2013/14
1 Valencia CF 1971/72
1 Real Sociedad de F. 1987/88
When both halves of the city could celebrate:
2 Barcelona 1928/29 (FC Barcelona (League); RCD Espańol (Cup))
2005/06 (FC Barcelona (League); RCD Espanyol (Cup))
1 Sevilla 1934/35 (Real Betis B. (League); Sevilla FC (Cup))
1 Madrid 1971/72 (Real Madrid CF (League); C. Atlético (Cup))
In 87 seasons in which both league and cup were played, 18 'doubles' were won.
Cup winning Champions
Athletic Club won 5 doubles while winning the league 8 times; so they more often
combined a cup win with a league title than not; this is explained by the fact
that they won the cup 23 times, only six less than record winners Barcelona;
in all three seasons in which they won the league but failed to win the cup,
they were eliminated from the latter competition by the eventual winners (1933/34
and 1935/36 by Real Madrid, 1982/83 by Barcelona).
Stopping the Champions
Two teams stopped the league champions from completing the double in the cup
final on three occasions: Athletic (1932/33 and 1957/58 against Real Madrid,
1943/44 against Valencia), and Barcelona (1967/68 and 1989/90 against Real
Madrid and 1970/71 against Valencia): both twice denied Real Madrid and once
Valencia.
Revenge of the Runners-Up
On five occasions, the league runners-up beat the champions in the cup final;
this means that 5 out of 10 times that the champions lost the cup final, they
succumbed to the league runners-up, implying a fierce fight between the two
teams all season. It happened 1932/33 (Athletic beating Real Madrid in the
cup final), 1960/61 (Atlético beating Real Madrid), 1967/68 (Barcelona beating
Real Madrid), 1970/71 (Barcelona beating Valencia) and 2010/11 (Real Madrid
beating Barcelona).
Switching Shadow
When Barcelona won their first double, 1951/52, Athletic were league runners-up
while Valencia lost the cup final. Next season, Barcelona won the double again,
now with Valencia as league runners-up and Athletic as cup final losers.
All or Nothing
The three teams that most often won the cup while finishing runners-up in the
league are Barcelona, Real and Atlético, all on 4 occasions. As Barcelona and
Real Madrid both won the cup often and finished runners-up many times, that
is not surprising for them, but Atlético won the cup on 'only' 10 occasions while
they finished runners-up 8 times. So almost half the times they won the cup, they
were second in the league, while exactly half the times they were league
runners-up, they consoled themselves with the cup.
Treble champions including Europe
2 FC Barcelona: League + Cup + C1 (2008/09)
League + Cup + C1 (2014/15)
Double champions including Europe
5 FC Barcelona: League + C3 (1959/60)
League + C1 (1991/92)
Cup + C2 (1996/97)
League + C1 (2005/06)
League + C1 (2010/11)
4 Real Madrid: League + C1 (1956/57)
League + C1 (1957/58)
League + C3 (1985/86)
Cup + C1 (2013/14)
1 Sevilla: Cup + C3 (2006/07)
1 Valencia: League + C3 (2003/04)
1 Real Zaragoza: Cup + C3 (1963/64)
No regular cup tournament has been held in Argentina though various cup like competitions existed in the past. On those tournaments, we can say that:
a) Competencia, Estímulo, Suecia and Campeonato Nacional cups were the main cups. b) Honor, República, Centenario cups could be computed as league cups. c) Ibarguren and Oro have not been computed because they were played with only 2 participants, so they are as supercups. d) Also, cups played with less than 90 minutes by match have not been computed (Escobar, Asistencia Pública). Under these premisses, the following clubs can be considered to have won league-and-cup doubles in Argentina: Alumni 1907, 1909 Boca Juniors 1919, 1926, 1976 Independiente 1926 River Plate 1932, 1975, 1979 San Lorenzo de Almagro: 1972 Note that winning Apertura and Clausura tournaments in one season is not considered a double win as both are league tournaments.
Spanish double trivia thanks to Gustavo Sordo; Argentina explanations thanks to Osvaldo José Gorgazzi
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