The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has appointed S.R. Dev of Madhya Pradesh and T.R. Govindarajan of Tamil Nadu as the match commissioners for the 59th National football championship to be staged here from October 14 to 31, 2004.
Former FIFA referee Melwyn D'Souza has been appointed referees' inspector along with Iqbal Ahmed of Karnataka and B.N.G. Negi of Chhattisgarh.
There will be 24 referees supervising the conduct of the Santosh Trophy championship, which is being held in Delhi after a gap of 60 years. Delhi had won the title when it hosted the inaugural edition in 1944.
Rizwan Ul Haq, Abdul Saleem, Dipak Kumar Bisht, Harichand, S. B. Saha, B. Purakayastha, A. K. Ghosh, Mohammed Kamil, Govind Lal Khanojia and Jagmohan (Delhi); Dinesh Nair (Gujarat); Shaji Kurian and V. N. Arvindakshan (Kerala); Arjunan and A.K. Ashokan (Services); Jayanta Sarkar (IFA); Deepak Kumar Dey (Assam); Gokulananda Sharma (Manipur); B.R. Yadav (Madhya Pradesh); Manuel Pereira and Walter Pereira (WIFA); S. Suresh and P. Bhaskar (Tamil Nadu).
Years Venue Winners - Runners-Up Score
1941-42 Calcutta Bengal - Delhi
5-1
1942-43 Tournament not held
1943-44 Tournament not held
1944-45 Delhi Delhi - Bengal 2-0
1945-46 Bombay Bengal - Bombay 2-0
1946-47 Bangalore Mysore - Bengal 0-0;2-0
1947-48 Calcutta Bengal -
Bombay 0-0;1-0
1948-49 Tournament not held
1949-50 Calcutta Bengal - Hyderabad 5-0
1950-51 Calcutta Bengal - Hyderabad 1-0
1951-52 Bombay Bengal - Bombay 1-0
1952-53 Bangalore Mysore - Bengal 1-0
1953-54 Calcutta Bengal -
Mysore 0-0;3-1
1954-55 Madras Bombay - Services 2-1
1955-56 Ernakulam Bengal - Mysore 1-0
1956-57 Trivandrum Hyderabad - Bombay 1-1;4-1
1957-58 Hyderabad Hyderabad - Bombay 3-1
1958-59 Madras Bengal - Services 1-0
1959-60 Nowgong Bengal -
Bombay 3-1
1960-61 Kozhikode Services - Bengal 0-0;1-0
1961-62 Bombay Railways - Bombay 3-0
1962-63 Bangalore Bengal - Mysore 2-0
1963-64 Madras Maharashtra - Andhra Pradesh 1-0
1964-65 Guwahati Railways - Bengal 2-1
1965-66 Quilon Andhra Pradesh - Bengal
1-1;1-0
1966-67 Hyderabad Railways - Services 0-0;2-0
1967-68 Cuttack Mysore - Bengal 1-0
1968-69 Bangalore Mysore - Bengal 0-0;1-0
1969-70 Nowgong Bengal - Services 6-1
1970-71 Jalandhar Punjab - Mysore 1-1;3-1
1971-72 Madras Bengal -
Railways 4-1
1972-73 Goa Bengal - Tamil Nadu 4-1
1973-74 Ernakulam Kerala - Railways 3-2
1974-75 Jalandhar Punjab - Bengal 6-0
1975-76 Kozhikode Bengal - Karnataka 0-0;3-1
1976-77 Patna Bengal - Maharashtra 1-0
1977-78 Calcutta Bengal -
Punjab 1-1;3-1
1978-79 Srinagar Bengal - Goa 1-0
1979-80 Coimbatore Bengal - Punjab 1-0
1980-81 Cuttack Punjab - Railways 0-0;2-0
1981-82 Trichur Bengal - Railways 2-0
1982-83 Calcutta Bengal & Goa - (joint winners) 0-0;0-0
1983-84 Madras Goa -
Punjab 1-0
1984-85 Kanpur Punjab - Maharashtra 3-0
1985-86 Jabalpur Punjab - Bengal 0-0;4-1 [pen]
1986-87 Calcutta Bengal - Railways 2-0
1987-88 Quilon Punjab - Kerala 0-0;5-4 [pen]
1988-89 Guwahati Bengal - Kerala 4-3 [pen]
1989-90 Margao
Goa - Kerala 2-0
1990-91 Palakhad Maharashtra - Kerala 1-0
1991-92 Coimbatore Kerala - Goa 3-0
1992-93 Cochin Kerala - Maharashtra 2-0
1993-94 Cuttack Bengal - Kerala 2-2;7-5 [pen]
1994-95 Madras Bengal - Punjab 2-1 [golden
goal]
1995-96 Margao Bengal - Goa 2-0
1996-97 Jabalpur Bengal - Goa 1-0 [aet]
1997-98 Guwahati Bengal - Goa 1-0
1998-99 Chennai Bengal - Goa 5-0
1999-2000 Thrissur Maharashtra - Kerala 1-0
2000-01 Mumbai
Kerala - Goa 3-2 [golden goal]
[held delayed in the 2001/02 season]
2002-03 Imphal Manipur - Kerala 2-1 [golden goal]
Santosh Trophy Winners/Runners-up:
29 [10] Bengal (once shared) 6 [ 4] Punjab 4 [ 7] Kerala 4 [ 4] Mysore (Karnataka) 3 [ 7] Goa (once shared) 3 [ 5] Railways 3 [ 3] Maharashtra 2 [ 2] Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) 1 [ 7] Bombay (Maharashtra) 1 [ 4] Services 1 [ 1] Delhi 1 [ 1] Andhra Pradesh 1 [ 0] Manipur 0 [ 1] Tamil Nadu 0 [ 1] Karnataka
The Santosh Trophy is the Indian National State Trophy which started in 1941. The trophy was donated by the Indian Football Association (IFA), the parent body of Bengal football, in the memory of late Maharaja Sir Manmatha Nath Roy Chowdhary of Santosh (now in Bangladesh). The late Maharaja remained the president of the IFA for a long time. The runners-up trophy, Kamla Gupta Trophy, was donated by late Dr. S.K. Gupta, ex-president, IFA in the memory of his wife. One more trophy, Sampangi Cup, was presented by the Mysore Football Association, now Karnataka Football Association in 1952, in the name of well known football Sampangi. The trophy is for the winners of the losing semi-finalists. From the beginning one State has been dominant in this Trophy, that is Bengal. The Santosh Trophy has been played 55 times and the state team from Bengal has emerged champion on 29 occasions.
- Compiled by Gaspar Almeida from news item from The Hindu and
indianfootball.com website
Forwarded by www.goa-world.com
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