The FSF Trophy, or FSF-Steypið (as it was called in Faroese), was a national

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tournament, taking place on the

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, and lasting only for 2 seasons. The main purpose of the tournament was to give the smaller teams a chance to win a trophy, since many of these were traditionally eliminated from the

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in the preliminary stages. Because of this, only teams from the 1. deild (2. division) and downwards were eligible to enter the tournament and play.

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won the trophy in its first year in 2004, beating GÍ Gøta, and made it to the final again in 2005, but were subsequently beaten by

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. The tournament was dissolved before the start of the 2006 season.

Finals

*2004 :

beat GÍ Gøta *2005 :

beat

References and notes

National association football cups

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