1991/92 uncertain whether held [*1]
1992/93 uncertain whether held [*2]
1993/94 Dukagjini (Klinė) 0-0 Prishtina KF [5-4 pen]
1994/95 Prishtina KF [presumably after defeating Liria (Prizren)]
1995/96 Prishtina KF [presumably after defeating Flamurtari (Prishtinė)]
1996/97 not known [*3]
1997/98 tournament not held
1998/99 tournament not held
1999/00 Gjilani KF 4-1 Prishtina KF
2000/01 Prishtina KF 3-0 Drita (Gjilan)
2001/02 Besiana (Podujevė) [as winners double]
2002/03 KEK-u (Kastriot) [presumably ater defeating Drita (Gjilan)]
2003/04 Prishtina KF 4-0 Kosova (Prishtinė)
2004/05 Besa (Pejė) [as winners double]
2005/06 Prishtina KF 3-1 Besa (Pejė)
2006/07 Besa (Pejė) [presumably ater defeating Liria (Prizren)]
2007/08 Prishtina KF 1-0 Vėllaznimi (Gjakovė)
2008/09 Prishtina KF 5-2 Hysi (Podujevė)
2009/10 Trepēa (Mitrovicė) 2-0 Liria (Prizren) [aet]
2010/11 Hysi (Podujevė) 3-1 Besa (Pejė)
2011/12 Trepēa'89 (Mitrovicė) 1-0 Prishtina KF
2012/13 Prishtina KF [as winners double]
2013/14 Llamkos Kosova (Vushtrri) 2-0 Feronikeli (Drenas)
2014/15 Feronikeli (Drenas) [as winners double]
2015/16 Prishtina KF 2-1 Feronikeli (Drenas)
2016/17 Trepēa'89 (Mitrovicė) 5-0 Besa (Pejė)
2017/18 Drita (Gjilan) 2-1 Prishtina KF
2018/19 Feronikeli (Drenas) [as winners double]
2019/20 Prishtina KF 3-1 Drita (Gjilan)
2020/21 Llapi (Podujevė) 3-1 Prishtina KF [aet]
2021/22 Ballkani (Suharekė) 1-0 Llapi (Podujevė)
2022/23 Prishtina KF 2-1 Ballkani (Suharekė)
2023/24 Ballkani (Suharekė) [as winners double]
[*1] if a Super Cup was organised in 1992, presumably cup winners Trepēa (Mitrovicė)
defeated champions Prishtina KF, who certainly did not win it that year
[*2] if a Super Cup was organised in 1993, it should have been contested by champions
Trepēa (Mitrovicė) and cup winners Flamurtari (Prishtinė)
[*3] if (as is likely) a Super Cup was organised in 1997, cup winners 2 Korriku (Prishtinė)
presumably defeated champions Prishtina KF, who certainly did not win it that year
Number of Wins (28 known)
11 Prishtina KF (Prishtinė)
2 Ballkani (Suharekė)
Besa (Pejė)
Feronikeli (Drenas)
Trepēa'89 (Mitrovicė)
1 Besiana (Podujevė)
Drita (Gjilan)
Dukagjini (Klinė)
Gjilani KF (Gjilan)
Hysi (Podujevė)
KEK-u (Kastriot)
Llamkos Kosova (Vushtrri)
Llapi (Podujevė)
Trepēa (Mitrovicė)
Number of League-and-Cup Doubles (6; the first 5 were awarded Super Cups and are included above)
2 Feronikeli (Drenas) [2014/15, 2018/19]
1 Ballkani (Suharekė) [2023/24]
Besa (Pejė) [2004/05]
Besiana (Podujevė) [2001/02]
Prishtina KF (Prishtinė) [2012/13]
Thanks to Roberto Di Maggio
Prepared and maintained by Karel Stokkermans for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Karel Stokkermans
Last updated: 2 Oct 2024
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