The Solomon Cup is the top
knockout tournament
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of the
Telekom S-League
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, an
association football
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cup competition in the
Solomon Islands
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. It is played by senior male
football clubs
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from the top division.
There is also the Youth Solomon Cup, held for U-16 and U-19 division clubs.
Winners
* 1991 - Honiara Warriors 4-2 Western Turtles
et* 1992 - Honiara Warriors 4-0 Guadalcanal Hornets
* 1993 - abandoned
* 1994 - Guadalcanal Hornets draw Honiara Warriors
-6 pen* 1995 - no competition
* 1996 - Honiara Warriors 2-0 Malaita Eagles
* 1997 - Malaita Eagles 3-2 Guadalcanal Hornets
* 1998 - Honiara Warriors 1-0 Malaita Eagles
* 1999 - Malaita Eagles 1-0 Temotu Arrows
* 2000-04 - no competition
* 2005 - Honiara Warriors 2-1 Temutu Arrows
et* 2006 - no competition
* ''2007 - East Honiara Lions 1-0 Central Honiara Eels
-23'
* 2008 - no competition
* 2009 - Malaita Eagles 8-0 Guadalcanal Hornets
* 2010-16 - no competition
* 2017 - Malaita Eagles 2-1 Central Shields
Notes
- In 2007 no senior men's tournament was held, only for U-23 teams
References
{{National football cups (OFC region)
1990s establishments in the Solomon Islands
Football competitions in the Solomon Islands
National association football cups