Ed. Year Winners Runners-Up Venue and Dates
1 1948 Sindh Red Sindh Blue Karachi, May 28-Jun 5
2 1950 Balochistan Red Sindh Quetta, Sep 4-12
3 1952 Punjab NWFP Dacca, Feb 12-Mar 2
4 1953 Punjab NWFP Blue Peshawar, Apr 21-May 3
5 1954 Punjab Blue Railways Lahore, Oct 17-31
6 1955 Punjab NWFP Bahawalpur, Nov 15-27
7 1956 Balochistan Railway White Karachi, Oct 20-Nov 11
8 1957 Punjab East Pakistan White Dacca, Oct 27-Nov 10
9 1958 Punjab Blue Railways Multan, Nov 7-21
10 1959 Balochistan East Pakistan Hyderabad, Oct 26-Nov 7
11 1960 East Pakistan Karachi White Karachi, Nov 6-27
12 1961/62 Dacca Karachi Blue Karachi, Dec 31-Jan 12
13 1962 Dacca Karachi Dacca, Dec 4-23
14 1963 Karachi Railways Karachi, Nov 28-Dec 25
15 1964/65 Karachi Railways Peshawar, Dec 8-Feb 9
16 1966 Karachi Railways Karachi, Nov 1-18
17 1968 Peshawar Lahore Jessore, Feb 9-Mar 3
18 1969 Railways Karachi Lahore, Jan 1-23
19 1969/70 Chittagong Peshawar Comilla, Aug 8-Jan 14
20 1971 P.I.A. Karachi Multan, Feb 22-Mar 16
21 1972 P.I.A. Peshawar White Peshawar, May 19-Jun 18
22 1973 Karachi Yellow Rawalpindi Karachi, Dec 2-25
23 1975-1 P.I.A. 3-1 Punjab A Multan, Feb 21-Mar 9
24 1975-2 Sindh Red 3-1 Balochistan Red Quetta, Aug 17-Sep 5
25 1976 P.I.A. Railways Sukkur, Mar 30-Apr 11
26 1978 P.I.A. Sindh Red Rawalpindi, Mar 1-24
27 1979 Karachi Red P.I.A. Karachi, Apr 3-30
28 1980 Karachi Red Army Faisalabad, Apr 6-25
29 1981 P.I.A. P.A.F. Peshawar, Apr 10-May 4
30 1982 H.B.L. 1-0 Railways Quetta, Apr 25-May 15
31 1983 W.A.P.D.A. H.B.L. Lahore, Oct 18-Nov 18
32 1984 Railways 1-0 W.A.P.D.A. Karachi, Oct 26-Nov 24
33 1985 Quetta 2-1 P.I.A. Quetta, Jul 21-Sep 16
34 1986 P.A.F. P.I.A. Peshawar, Oct 19-Nov 19
35 1987 C.T.M. K.P.T. Quetta, Apr 12-Jun 30
36 1989-1 Punjab Red Railways Lahore, Mar 27-Apr 6
37 1989-2 P.I.A. S.G.P. Quetta, Mar 26-Apr 15
38 1990 Punjab Red P.I.A. Islamabad, Jun 22-Jul 5
39 1991 W.A.P.D.A. H.B.L. Lahore, May 16-31
40 1992/93 P.I.A. Army Lahore, Oct 20-Feb 14
41 1993/94 Army W.A.P.D.A. Karachi, Aug 17-Feb 9
42 1994 C.T.M. 1-0 W.A.P.D.A. Faisalabad, Apr 16-May 9
43 1995 Army 1-0 A.B.L. Peshawar, Nov 18-Dec 3
44 1997-1 A.B.L. 0-0 P.I.A. [3-0 pen] Sahiwal, Mar 30-Apr 13
45 1997-2 P.I.A. 1-1 A.B.L. [3-1 pen] Faisalabad, Dec 4-21
46 1999 A.B.L. 0-0 Navy [4-3 pen] Lahore, May 7-Jun 1
47 2000 A.B.L. 1-0 H.B.L. Karachi, Jul 22-Aug 13
48 2001 W.A.P.D.A. 1-1 K.R.L. [4-3 pen] Quetta, Jul 29-Aug 19
49 2003 W.A.P.D.A. 0-0 Army [4-2 pen] Bannu, Apr 25-May 18
National Football League
50 2004 W.A.P.D.A. Army
51 2005 Army W.A.P.D.A.
52 2006/07 Army W.A.P.D.A.
53 2007/08 W.A.P.D.A. Army
54 2008 W.A.P.D.A. Army
55 2009 K.R.L. Army
56 2010 W.A.P.D.A. K.R.L.
57 2011 K.R.L. Afghan Club
58 2012/13 K.R.L. K.E.S.C.
59 2013/14 K.R.L. K.E.S.C.
60 2014/15 K. Electric Army
- 2015-18 not held
61 2018/19 K.R.L. P.A.F.
- 2019-21 not held
62 2021/22 abandoned
NB: the PFF hierarchy do not recognise 4 editions in 1989, 1992, 1993 and
1994 (presumably the 36th, 40th, 41st and 42nd editions above), denoting
them as national leagues initiated by Haafiz Salman Butt and not as
national championships.
Number of Titles [61; runners-up finishes (61) between square brackets]
NB: various provinces (Sindh, NWFP, Balochistan, Punjab, East Pakistan),
divisions (Karachi, Peshawar) or other clubs (Railways) entered teams
under various names; all finalists listed above can nevertheless
be regarded as the 'first' team of the respective clubs with the
exception of the 1948 losing finalists, Sindh Blue, who were the
second-string team of Sindh. In the titles summary below, these
colours and other indications (Punjab A in 1975) are therefore
omitted.
9 [ 5] P.I.A. (Pakistan International Airlines)
8 [ 5] W.A.P.D.A. (Water And Power Development Authority)
8 [ 1] Punjab [includes Punjab Blue, Red, A]
6 [ 5] Karachi [includes Karachi Red, Yellow, Blue, White]
5 [ 2] K.R.L. (Khan Research Laboratories)
4 [ 8] Army
3 [ 2] A.B.L. (Allied Bank Limited)
3 [ 1] Balochistan [includes Balochistan Red]
2 [ 9] Railways [includes Railway White]
2 [ 2] Sindh [includes Sindh Red]
2 C.T.M. (Crescent Textile Mills) (Faisalabad)
2 Dacca (now Dhaka, in Bangladesh)
1 [ 3] H.B.L. (Habib Bank Limited)
1 [ 3] P.A.F. (Pakistan Air Force)
1 [ 2] East Pakistan [includes East Pakistan White] (now Bangladesh)
1 [ 2] K. Electric [aka K.E.S.C. (Karachi Electric Supply Corporation)]
1 [ 1] Peshawar [includes Peshawar White]
1 Chittagong (now in Bangladesh)
1 Quetta
[ 2] NWFP
[ 1] Afghan Club (Chaman)
[ 1] K.P.T. (Karachi Port Trust)
[ 1] Lahore
[ 1] Navy
[ 1] NWFP [as NWFP Blue]
[ 1] Rawalpindi
[ 1] Sindh 'B' [as Sindh Blue]
[ 1] S.G.P. (Sindh Government Press)
NB: organised irregularly. Ed. Year Winners Runners-Up Venue 1 1992 C.T.M. Marker Club (Quetta) Lahore 2 1993 N.B.P. Bahawalpur 3 1994 Frontier Scouts Gujranwala PFF League 1 2004 N.B.P. Pakistan P.W.D. Peshawar 2 2005 Railways K.E.S.C. 3 2006 P.T.V. P.M.C. Faisalabad 4 2007 P.E.L. Pakistan Steel 5 2008 Baloch (Nushki) P.A.F. 6 2009 S.S.G.C. Young Blood (Sahiwal) 7 2010 Pakistan Police Muslim Club (Chaman) 8 2011 Z.T.B.L. Wohaib FC (Lahore) 9 2012 P.A.C.A. University FC (Faisalabad) 10 2013 Pak. Railways Baloch (Quetta) 11 2014 Pakistan Navy Baloch (Nushki)
NB: on a few known occasions, city league championships were played
in Karachi and Lahore
Karachi
1962 Baloch XI (Lyari)
2003 Hyderi Baloch Club (Lyari)
2004 Lyari Labour Welfare Centre (LLWC)
2005 Young Ansari
2006 Keamari Mohammedan
Lahore
1937 Old Boys Club
1998 Hafiz Wohaib Butt Memorial Club
2008 Wohaib FC
2009 City Club
Prepared and maintained by Syed Akber Ali Wahidi and Malik Riaz Hai Naveed for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Syed Akber Ali Wahidi
(akbersoccer@hotmail.com)
and Malik Riaz Hai Naveed
(MalikRiaz@footballpakistan.com)
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