Ramón de Carranza Trophy

The Ramón de Carranza Trophy (Spanish: Trofeo Ramón de Carranza) is a pre-season football tournament organised by Cádiz City Hall, in memory of its former mayor, Ramón de Carranza – after whom the Cádiz F.C. stadium used to be named as well. Its 1962 final is widely known, as it was one of the first times in football history a tied game was resolved through a penalty shoot-out.[1] Atlético de Madrid is the most successful club in the tournament history.

Ramón de Carranza Trophy
Trofeo Ramón de Carranza
The trophy exhibited at the Museu Benfica, Lisboa
Organising bodyCádiz City Hall
Founded1955 (1955)
RegionCádiz, Spain
Number of teams4
Related competitionsTrofeo Costa del Sol
Current championsCádiz (2023)
Most successful club(s)Atlético Madrid (11 titles)

Starting in 2019, it became a women's football tournament.[2] With no match played in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain, two editions (one for men and one for women) were played in August 2021.[3][4]

It has been played annually in August since 1955, and is one of the most prestigious summer tournaments in Spain alongside the Teresa Herrera Trophy and the Colombino Trophy.

Titles by year
Former major of Cádiz, Ramón de Carranza. The trophy was named after him
Ed. Year Winner Score Runner up Third place
1
1955Spain Sevilla
2–1
Portugal AC Portugal
– [n 1]
2
1956Spain Sevilla
3–1
Spain Atlético Madrid
– [n 1]
3
1957
Spain Sevilla
3–1
Spain Athletic Bilbao
– [n 2]
4
1958Spain Real Madrid
2–0
Spain SevillaAustria Wiener SC
5
1959Spain Real Madrid
4–3
Spain BarcelonaItaly Milan
6
1960Spain Real Madrid
4–0
Spain Athletic BilbaoFrance Reims
7
1961Spain Barcelona
2–1
Uruguay PeñarolArgentina River Plate
8
1962Spain Barcelona
1–1 (p)
Spain ZaragozaItaly Internazionale
9
1963Portugal Benfica
7–3 (a.e.t.)
Italy FiorentinaSpain Barcelona
10
1964Spain Real Betis
2–0 (a.e.t.)
Portugal BenficaSpain Real Madrid
11
1965Spain Zaragoza
3–2
Portugal BenficaBrazil Flamengo
12
1966Spain Real Madrid
2–0
Italy TorinoSpain Zaragoza
13
1967Spain Valencia
2–1
Spain Real MadridUruguay Peñarol
14
1968Spain Atlético Madrid
1–0
Spain BarcelonaSpain Real Madrid
15
1969Brazil Palmeiras
2–0
Spain Real MadridArgentina Estudiantes LP
16
1970Spain Real Madrid
4–2
Argentina IndependienteItaly Milan
17
1971Portugal Benfica
3–0
Uruguay PeñarolSpain Valencia
18
1972Spain Athletic Bilbao
2–1 (a.e.t.)
Portugal BenficaBrazil Botafogo
19
1973Spain Espanyol
1–0
Spain Athletic BilbaoNetherlands Ajax
20
1974Brazil Palmeiras
2–1
Spain RCD EspañolSpain Barcelona
21
1975Brazil Palmeiras
3–1
Spain Real MadridSoviet Union Dynamo Moscow
22
1976Spain Atlético Madrid
1–0
Spain Athletic BilbaoBrazil Palmeiras
23
1977Spain Atlético Madrid
2–0
Italy InternazionaleBrazil Vasco da Gama
24
1978Spain Atlético Madrid
1–0
Argentina River PlateSpain Valencia
25
1979Brazil Flamengo
2–0
Hungary Újpesti DózsaSpain Barcelona
26
1980Brazil Flamengo
2–1
Spain Real BetisSoviet Union FC Dinamo Tbilisi
27
1981Spain Cádiz
1–0
Spain SevillaBulgaria PFC CSKA Sofia
28
1982Spain Real Madrid
1–0 (a.e.t.)
Spain Real SociedadSpain Real Betis
29
1983Spain Cádiz
1–1 (5–4 p)
Spain Real BetisUruguay Peñarol
30
1984Spain Sporting Gijón
1–0
Spain Athletic BilbaoSpain Cádiz
31
1985Spain Cádiz
1–1 (4–3 p)
Brazil GrêmioSpain Sevilla
32
1986Spain Cádiz
1–1 (? p)
Spain Real BetisBrazil Botafogo
33
1987Brazil Vasco da Gama
2–0
Spain CádizUruguay Nacional
34
1988Brazil Vasco da Gama
2–1
Spain Atlético MadridSpain Cádiz
35
1989Brazil Vasco da Gama
2–0
Uruguay NacionalSpain Atlético Madrid
36
1990Brazil Atlético Mineiro
1–0
Brazil SantosSpain Cádiz
37
1991Spain Atlético Madrid
2–1
Spain CádizBrazil Atlético Mineiro
38
1992Brazil São Paulo
4–0
Spain Real MadridNetherlands PSV Eindhoven
39
1993Spain Cádiz
1–1 (? p)
Brazil PalmeirasSpain Atlético Madrid
40
1994Spain Cádiz
0–0 (5–4 p)
Spain SevillaSpain Real Madrid
41
1995Spain Atlético Madrid
4–1
Spain Real BetisSpain Cádiz
42
1996Brazil Corinthians
2–0
Spain Real BetisMexico Atlético Celaya
43
1997Spain Atlético Madrid
6–3
Spain TenerifeBrazil Corinthians
44
1998Spain La Coruña
2–0
Spain CádizItaly Sampdoria
45
1999Spain Real Betis
2–2 (4–2 p)
Italy LazioSpain Cádiz
46
2000Spain Real Betis
3–0
Spain Cádiz
– [n 1]
47
2001Spain Real Betis
6–1
Spain MálagaSpain Celta Vigo
48
2002Spain Mallorca
0–0 (3–2 p)
Spain ValenciaSpain Real Betis
49
2003Spain Atlético Madrid
0–0 (4–2 p)
Spain MálagaSpain Real Betis
50
2004Spain Sevilla
2–1
Spain ValenciaSpain Cádiz
51
2005Spain Barcelona
3–1
Spain CádizPortugal Braga
52
2006Spain Cádiz
2–2 (5–4 p)
Spain Real BetisSpain Villarreal
53
2007Spain Real Betis
1–1 (4–3 p)
Spain ZaragozaSpain Real Madrid
54
2008Spain Sevilla
3–0
Spain CádizSpain Athletic Bilbao
55
2009Spain Sevilla
1–0
Spain Deportivo La CoruñaSpain Cádiz
56
2010Spain Espanyol
1–1 (4–3 p)
Spain Atlético MadridSpain Sevilla
57
2011Spain Cádiz
2–0
Spain MálagaItaly Udinese
58
2012Portugal Nacional
3–1
Spain Rayo VallecanoSpain Osasuna
59
2013Spain Sevilla
–
Morocco Moghreb TétouanSpain Cádiz
60
2014Spain Atlético Madrid
2–0
Italy SampdoriaSpain Sevilla
61
2015Spain Atlético Madrid
3–0
Spain Real BetisSpain Granada
62
2016
Spain Málaga
2–1
Spain CádizSpain Atlético Madrid
63
2017Spain Las Palmas
2–0
Spain MálagaSpain Villarreal
64
2018Spain Real Betis
4–0
Spain Las Palmas
– [n 3]
65
2019 [n 4]
Spain Athletic Bilbao
1–1 (5–4 p)
England Tottenham Hotspur
– [n 5]
66
2020
Spain Cádiz
1–0
Spain Atlético Madrid
– [n 1]
67
2021 [n 4]
Spain Athletic Bilbao
4–1
Spain Atlético Madrid
– [n 1]
68
2022
Spain Atlético Madrid
4–1
Spain Cádiz
– [n 1]
69
2023
Spain Cádiz
1–1 (4–2 p)
Italy Lecce
– [n 1]
Notes
  1. Two-teams only.
  2. No match played between Racing Paris and Os Belenenses.
  3. No third place awarded so Real Betis qualified directly to final, where it played vs the winner of Cádiz vs Las Palmas semifinal.
  4. women's teams competition.
  5. No match played between Real Betis and Tacón.

Titles by club

Top goalscorers
Rank Player Team Goals
1 Spain Francisco Gento Real Madrid
9
Portugal Eusébio Benfica
9
3 Spain Alfredo Di Stéfano Real Madrid
8
4 Hungary Ferenc Puskás Real Madrid
7
5 Spain Marcelino Zaragoza
6
Portugal José Torres Benfica
6
El Salvador Mágico González Cádiz
6
8 Brazil Zico Flamengo
5

References
  1. AS, Diario (2016-08-13). "Opinion | The Carranza Trophy is a heroic testament to a bygone era". AS.com. Retrieved 2019-07-17.
  2. archysport (2019-06-13). "The Ramón de Carranza trophy will be played by women's teams". Sport Archives. Retrieved 2019-07-17.
  3. The BIGGEST trophy in world football — Cadiz beat Atletico to claim comically huge Ramon de Carranza cup, Adam Lacey, Extra.ie, 5 August 2021
  4. El Athletic repite victoria en el Trofeo Carranza ante el Atlético [Athletic repeats victory in the Carranza Trophy against Atlético], Europa Press, 25 August 2021 (in Spanish)
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