East Bengal will look to find its first win in the Kolkata derby in over four years as it plays Mohun Bagan Super Giant in the Durand Cup at the Yuva Bharati Krirangan in Kolkata on Saturday.
The two Kolkata clubs are the most successful ones in the competition’s history, with each of them winning the Durand Cup 16 times each. Ahead of East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan in Durand Cup 2023, here’s a look at all 16 titles East Bengal has won so far.
1951: East Bengal vs Rajasthan Army
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October 21, 1951: East Bengal 1—1 RAC (P. Venkatesh; Sheoo Mewalal)
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October 22, 1951: East Bengal 2—1 RAC (Ahmed Khan, P. Venkatesh; Raman)
President of India Dr. Rajendra Prasad giving away the Durand Cup to B. Bose, captain of the East Bengal team in Delhi.
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President of India Dr. Rajendra Prasad giving away the Durand Cup to B. Bose, captain of the East Bengal team in Delhi.
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1952-53: East Bengal vs Hyderabad City Police
November 23, 1952: East Bengal 1—0 Hyderabad CP (P. Venkatesh)
Venkatesh, captain of the East Bengal team, receiving the trophy from Mr. B. M. Patel, Defence Secretary, Government of India.
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Venkatesh, captain of the East Bengal team, receiving the trophy from Mr. B. M. Patel, Defence Secretary, Government of India.
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3. 1956-57: East Bengal vs Hyderabad City Police
January 5, 1957: East Bengal 2—0 Hyderabad CP (Balasubramaniam, Musa Ghazi)
East Bengal’s Mariappa Kempaiah in action against Hyderabad Police in the Durand Cup final. EBFC won the final 2-0.
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East Bengal’s Mariappa Kempaiah in action against Hyderabad Police in the Durand Cup final. EBFC won the final 2-0.
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4. 1960-61: EastBengal vs Mohun Bagan – Joint Champions
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January 18, 1961: East Bengal 1—1 Mohun Bagan (Arun Ghosh; Amiya Banerjee)
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January 19, 1961: East Bengal 0—0 Mohun Bagan
Ram Bahadur and Chuni Goswami, who led East Bengal and Mohun Bagan, pose after the inconclusive replayed Durand
Cup final at New Delhi. The teams shared the trophy.
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Ram Bahadur and Chuni Goswami, who led East Bengal and Mohun Bagan, pose after the inconclusive replayed Durand
Cup final at New Delhi. The teams shared the trophy.
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5. 1967-68: East Bengal vs Bengal Nagpur Railways
January 11, 1968: East Bengal 1—0 BNR (Md. Habib)
P. Sinha, captain of the East Bengal team, receiving the Durand Cup trophy from the Indian President Dr. Zakir Husain, in Delhi on January 11, 1968. East Bengal beat Nagpur Railways.
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P. Sinha, captain of the East Bengal team, receiving the Durand Cup trophy from the Indian President Dr. Zakir Husain, in Delhi on January 11, 1968. East Bengal beat Nagpur Railways.
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6. 1970-71: East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan
February 4, 1971: East Bengal 2—0 Mohun Bagan (Md. Habib 2)
East Bengal’s Habib (left) and Jamshed Nassiri in action. Habib scored a brace to seal the Durand Cup title for EBFC.
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East Bengal’s Habib (left) and Jamshed Nassiri in action. Habib scored a brace to seal the Durand Cup title for EBFC.
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7. 1972-73: East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan
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January 11, 1973: East Bengal 0—0 Mohun Bagan
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January 12, 1973: East Bengal 1—0 Mohun Bagan (Md. Habib)
Picture shows Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw presenting the Durand trophy to Sudhir Karmakar, the skipper of the East Bengal team. East Bengal triumphed over Mohun Bagan with a goal scored through a penalty kick.
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Picture shows Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw presenting the Durand trophy to Sudhir Karmakar, the skipper of the East Bengal team. East Bengal triumphed over Mohun Bagan with a goal scored through a penalty kick.
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8. 1978-79: East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan
January 17, 1979: East Bengal 3—0 Mohun Bagan (Surajit Sengupta, Mihir Bose, Tapan Das)
East Bengal players with the Durand football Trophy after beating Mohun Bagan 3-0 at New Delhi on January 17, 1979.
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East Bengal players with the Durand football Trophy after beating Mohun Bagan 3-0 at New Delhi on January 17, 1979.
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9. 1982-83: East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan – Joint Champions
February 10, 1983: East Bengal 0—0 Mohun Bagan
East Bengal and Mohun Bagan emerged joint champions from a goal-less final in the Durand football tournament in New Delhi on February 10, 1983.
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East Bengal and Mohun Bagan emerged joint champions from a goal-less final in the Durand football tournament in New Delhi on February 10, 1983.
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10. 1989-90: East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan
December 30, 1989: East Bengal 0—0 Mohun Bagan; East Bengal won 3-1 on penalties
A jubilant East Bengal team with the Durand Cup trophy. Mohun Bagan lost the closely contested final in the tie-breaker.
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A jubilant East Bengal team with the Durand Cup trophy. Mohun Bagan lost the closely contested final in the tie-breaker.
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11. 1990-91: East Bengal vs Mahindra & Mahindra
October 23, 1990: East Bengal 3—2 Mahindra & Mahindra (Krishanu Dey, Sudip Chatterjee, Kuljit Singh; Mushtaq Ali, Nandu Kotia)
The Vice-President, Mr. S. D. Sharma, presenting the Durand Cup to the East Bengal team in New Delhi on Tuesday (From left) skipper Anirudh Kolay, Kuljit Singh and Mastan Ahmed.
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The Vice-President, Mr. S. D. Sharma, presenting the Durand Cup to the East Bengal team in New Delhi on Tuesday (From left) skipper Anirudh Kolay, Kuljit Singh and Mastan Ahmed.
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12. 1991-92: East Bengal vs Border Security Force
October 29, 1991: East Bengal 1—1 BSF (Tushar Rakshit; Nirmaljit Singh); East Bengal won 4-2 on penalties
Members of the victorious East Bengal team with the Chief of Air Staff. Air Chief Marshall N. C. Suri (standing fourth from left) after clinching the Durand Cup.
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Members of the victorious East Bengal team with the Chief of Air Staff. Air Chief Marshall N. C. Suri (standing fourth from left) after clinching the Durand Cup.
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13. 1993-94: East Bengal vs Punjab State Electricity Board
November 10, 1993: East Bengal 1—0 PSEB (Sanjay Majhi)
Members of the victorious East Bengal team, with the Durand Cup and the Simla Trophy, at the Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi on Wednesday. At extreme left is the Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral V.S. Shekawat.
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Members of the victorious East Bengal team, with the Durand Cup and the Simla Trophy, at the Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi on Wednesday. At extreme left is the Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral V.S. Shekawat.
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14. 1995-96: East Bengal vs Tata Football Academy
6 January 1996: East Bengal 0—0 TFA; East Bengal won 4-3 on penalties
The victorious East Bengal learn which won the Durand Cup, brating Tata Football Academy in the final in New Delhi on Saturday.
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The victorious East Bengal learn which won the Durand Cup, brating Tata Football Academy in the final in New Delhi on Saturday.
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The Hindu Archives
15. 2002-03: East Bengal vs Army XI
January 10, 2003: East Bengal 3—0 Army XI (Mike Okoro, Kalia Kulothungan, Douglas Silva)
The East Bengal Team which won the Durand Cup final in New Delhi celebrates with the trophy after beating Army XI
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The East Bengal Team which won the Durand Cup final in New Delhi celebrates with the trophy after beating Army XI
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The Hindu/S. Subramanium
16. 2004-05: East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan
10 November 2004: East Bengal 2—1 Mohun Bagan (Chandan Das 2; Douglas o.g.)
The East Bengal Team celebrates with the Durand Cup title at the Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi.
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The Hindu/S. Subramanium
The East Bengal Team celebrates with the Durand Cup title at the Ambedkar Stadium in New Delhi.
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The Hindu/S. Subramanium
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