How many national cups has Boca won?

Mouth It is not only the Argentine club that has won the most international titles throughout history, but also the national king of cups: Of all matches played in the country outside of the AFA League tournament, Xeneize won more titles than anyone else.

After beating Patronato in the 2023 Argentine Super Cup Final, Xeneize has 17 national cups in its display cases.

Next one, GOAL discusses one by one the national cup titles that the Ribera team has achieved in its history.

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COMPETITION CUP “JOCKEY CLUB”

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The first National Cup won by Xeneize in its history. The tournament was contested by all teams from the AFA First Division and some teams from the Rosarina League. In 1919, Boca knocked out Gimnasia (2-0) and Eureka (2-1) before losing 2-0 to Racing in the round of 16, but then there was a break and the Academy and other clubs withdrew from the competition for a splinter association. Thus, the tournament was rescheduled with the clubs that did not desert: the Ribera team defeated Estudiantes (3-0), Porteño (3-2) and Belgrano de Rosario (2-0) to qualify for the final, in the who defeated Central 1-0 in extra time.

Six years later, without the Rosario teams in the tournament, Boca would become champions again after beating Porteño 1–0 in the round of 16; 8-0 to Alvear in the round of 16; 2-0 to New Chicago in the quarterfinals; 3-1 to El Porvenir in the semi-final and 1-0 to Argentinos in the second final, after the first had ended 1-1.

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CUP DR. CARLOS IBARGUREN

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• Titles: 5 (1919, 1923, 1924, 1940, 1944)

Xeneize, together with Racing, is one of the two most winning clubs in this competition, which was played in one match. In the first four consecrations, Boca qualified as Primera División champions and competed against the winner of the Rosarina League: in 1919 and 1923 they beat Rosario Central 1-0, in 1924 they beat Belgrano 3-2 and in 1940 they beat the villain 5-1. His last edition, meanwhile, was also played as the winner of the national championship, but his rival was the champion of the Copa Presidente de la Nación, a tournament in which teams from the various regional leagues of the country compete against each other: in 1944, the team van La Ribera defeated Liga Tucumana 6-0 and won the fifth title in the Ibarguren Cup.

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STIMULUS CUP

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Boca is one of the only two winners of this tournament, which was held in 1920 and 1926 during the interval of the Copa América championship. On both occasions, the First Division teams were divided into two zones and both winners qualified for the final: in the second edition, after finishing first in their group, Xeneize defeated Sportivo Balcarce 3–1 to become champions.

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BRITISH RACING CUP

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Boca was a finalist in the three editions of the tournament that challenged a trophy donated by the Embassy of Great Britain, but only won the last one. Contested in consecutive years under the format of direct elimination between all teams of the First Division, Xeneize finally won the title in 1946, after defeating Vélez in the round of 16 (3-2), Rosario Central in the quarter-finals (4- 1), River in the semifinals (2-0) and San Lorenzo in the final (3-1).

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ARGENTINE CUP

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• Titles: 4 (1969, 2011/12, 2014/15, 2019/21)

Boca became the winningest team in the league after beating Talleres in the final of the 2019/21 edition. His first title came in the old version of the tournament, which was held in 1969 with 32 teams and served as a qualifier for the Recopa Sudamericana, a CONMEBOL event that lasted only one year. That edition was played by elimination in a doubles match and Xeneize reached the final after eliminating Atlético Tucumán, Sarmiento de Santiago del Estero, Chacarita and Colón. In the definition, the Ribera team triumphed 3-1 in the first leg over Atlanta and was enough to be crowned despite losing 1-0 in the rematch.

When the tournament was reinstated more than 40 years after its creation, Boca settled into the first edition of the new Copa Argentina in 2011/12 after beating Racing 2-1 in the final in San Juan (en route to elimination to Santamarina, Central Córdoba de Rosario, Olimpo, Rosario Central and Deportivo Merlo); then it was repeated in 2014/15 with the controversial 2-0 win over Rosario Central in Córdoba, after beating Huracán Las Heras, Banfield, Guaraní Antonio Franco, Defensa y Justicia and Lanús in the previous cases. While in the 2019/20 edition, which was eventually played in 2021 due to the pandemic, they beat Talleres 5-4 on penalties, following a 0-0 draw in a dull final (in previous instances they had left Claypole on the road, Defensores de Belgrano, River, Patronato and Argentinos Juniors).

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ARGENTINE SUPER CUP

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• Titles: 2 (2018 and 2023)

Xeneize made five appearances in the tournament between the champions of the First Division and the Argentine Cup and has been able to win only twice so far: in the 2018 edition, which was played in 2019 and in which it participated as 2017 Super League champions / 18, defeated Rosario Central 6–5 on penalties following a 0–0 draw in regular time. And the last, in 2023, beating Patronato 3-0 at the Único Madre de Ciudades stadium.

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PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE CUP

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• Titles: 2 (2020 and 2022)

Following the suspension of football in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the AFA decided to resume activity almost nine months later with the dispute over a new domestic cup that would serve to fill the remaining qualifying slots for the 2021 International Cups and which would then remain in force to fill in the gaps in the calendar. The match, the first edition of which was renamed the Diego Maradona Cup in mid-season after Diez’s death, was left to Xeneize, who beat Banfield 5–3 on penalties following a 1–1 equalizer in regulation time.

Then, in 2022, Boca won it again under the name of the Professional League Cup. This time it was Tigre, with a resounding 3-0 in the final.