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The Finnish Cup was the national ice hockey cup competition in Finland. It was played from 1955-1958 and from 1964-1971, and was later restarted in 2017.

Champions[]

[1]

Year Champion Runner-up Score
1955 TPS Turku Ilves 4:1
1956 TPS Turku Tarmo Hämeenlinna 7:1
1957 Tappara Pallo-Veikot 8:0
1958 Ilves SaiPa 3:2
1964 Lukko[2] Tappara 3:2
1965 RU-38[3] SaiPa 3:2
1966 Lahden Reipas Tappara 8:6
1967 Ässät SaPKo 7:0
1968 Koo-Vee SaPKo 10:2
1969 Lukko Ilves 4:3
1970 HJK Helsinki Jokerit 7:5
1971 Ilves SaiPa 10:2
2017 TUTO Hockey SaPKo 4:1
2018 Ketterä KeuPa HT 5:2
2019 Ketterä SaPKo 4:1
2020 Cancelled
2021 Ketterä Kiekko-Espoo 2:1
2022 Kiekko-Espoo IPK 3:2 SO

References[]

  1. Raatikainen, Voitto (1977). Talviurheilun sankarit, 458. ISBN 951-23-1179-8. 
  2. 1964 cup on hockeyarchives.info
  3. 1965 cup on hockeyarchives.info
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