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	\|qualifier for =		\|qualifier for =
	\|current champions = {{fb\|~~Farfadillis~~}} (1st title)		\|current champions = {{fb\|Banija}} (1st title)
	\|most successful team = {{fb\|Polar Islandstates}} (2 titles)		\|most successful team = {{fb\|Polar Islandstates}} (2 titles)
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	The '''Cup of Champions''' is an invitational {{wp\|association football}} tournament intermittently contested between the winners of major international football tournaments. Held under various names throughout its history, the tournament is currently contested as one half of the [[Eagle's Cup]], alongside the [[Cocoa-bo Challenge Trophy]].		The '''Cup of Champions''' is an invitational {{wp\|association football}} tournament intermittently contested between the winners of major international football tournaments. Held under various names throughout its history, the tournament is currently contested as one half of the [[Eagle's Cup]], alongside the [[Cocoa-bo Challenge Trophy]].

	The [[Polar Islandstates national football team\|Polar Islandstates]] are the most successful team in the tournament, having contested the three finals and won two titles. The current champions are [[~~Farfadillis~~ national football team\|~~Farfadillis~~]], who defeated [[~~Pasarga~~ national football team\|~~Pasarga~~]] in the [[Eagles Cup 8\|Cup of Champions 9 Final]].		The [[Polar Islandstates national football team\|Polar Islandstates]] are the most successful team in the tournament, having contested the three finals and won two titles. The current champions are [[Banija national football team\|Banija]], who defeated [[Græntfjall national football team\|Græntfjall]] in the [[Eagles Cup IX\|Cup of Champions 10 Final]].

	==Eligible teams==		==Eligible teams==
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	\|{{efn\|name=3PO\|No third-place playoff was played.}}		\|{{efn\|name=3PO\|No third-place playoff was played.}}
	\|{{fb-big\|Equestria}}		\|{{fb-big\|Equestria}}
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			!scope=row\|'''[[Eagle's Cup IX]]'''{{efn\|name=EC}}<br/>(''Cup of Champions 10'')
			\|style="text-align:left;"\|{{flag\|Turori}}
			\|'''{{fb-big\|Banija}}'''
			\|{{UICAscore\|2–2\|'''4–3'''}}
			\|{{fb-big\|Græntfjall}}
			\|{{fb-big\|Nephara}}
			\|{{UICAscore\|2–1}}
			\|{{fb-big\|Xanneria}}
	\|}		\|}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{notelist}}		{{notelist}}

			[[Category:Association football]]
			[[Category:Competitions]]

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The '''Cup of Champions''' is a name given to several association football competitions that were primarily invitationals featuring recent champions of [[World Cup Committee]]-affiliated and regional tournaments. The [[Eagles Cup]] now seeds half of its structure to fulfill these criteria, and recognizes previous tournaments as predecessors to this title.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Editions
|-
! Number !! Host !! Champions !! 2nd place !! 3rd place !! Cycle !! Notes
|-
| 1 || [[The Macabees]] || [[Starblaydia]] || [[Cravan]] || [[Dancougar]] || [[World Cup 48|48]] || As "Kings' Cup I," freestanding tournament
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| 2 || [[Cassadaigua]] and [[Equestrian States]] || [[Osarius]] || [[Apox]] || [[Eura]] || [[World Cup 67|67]] || As "Confederations Cup 1," administered by [[Free Republics]]
|-
| 3 || [[Free Republics]] || [[Polar Islandstates]] || [[Farfadillis]] || [[German American States]] || [[World Cup 68|68]] || As "Confederations Cup 2"
|-
| 4 || [[Equestrian States]] || [[Vilita]] || [[Polar Islandstates]] || [[Valanora]] || [[World Cup 69|69]] || As "Cup of Champions 3"
|-
| 5 || [[Equestrian States]] and [[San Jose Guayabal]] || [[Polar Islandstates]] || [[Osarius]] || [[Vilita]] || [[World Cup 70|70]] || As "Cup of Champions 4"
|-
| 6 || [[Turori]] || [[Cosumar]] || [[Schottia]] || [[Valanora]] || [[World Cup 79|79]] || Part of Eagles Cup 7
|-
| 7 || [[Free Republics]] || [[Brenecia]] || [[Vilita]] || [[Free Republics]] || [[World Cup 81|81]] || As "Cup of Champions 6"
|-
| 8 || [[Banija]] || [[Kita-Hinode]] || [[Omerica]] || [[Vilita]] || [[World Cup 83|83]] || As "Cup of Champions 7"
|-
| 9 || [[Turori]] || [[Farfadillis]] || [[Pasarga]] || [[Brenecia]] || [[World Cup 85|85]] || Part of Eagles Cup 8
|}
*Note: "cycle" refers to the [[World Cup]] immediately following/coinciding with the tournament.
[[Category:Association football]]