U-19 Thailand Championship

U-19 Thailand Championship, commonly known as Coke Cup Thailand by title sponsor Coca-Cola, is an annual nationwide youth under-19 association football tournament. It is the largest scale youth amateur sport event in Thailand, even as soccer continues to gain more attention.[1]

U-19 Thailand Championship
Founded1979 (1979)
Region Thailand
Current championsBuriram United (4 titles)
Television broadcastersThairath TV
Websitehttp://www.cokecupthailand.com

The tournament, organized by the Football Association of Thailand and Coca-Cola, First formed in 1979, Before to the match it will be training instructors in the project "Coke go for goal" for the trainer of the schools in Bangkok College of Physical Education and trainers across the country. In later years there has been a nationwide competition for the first time with joined of Thai League 1 club and changed the name of the competition to become more competitive as "Coke Cup Thailand".[2]

Venues

Current venues

Previous venues

Champions
# Year Winners Runners-up MVP
1 1982 Khon Kaen Prasong Pansawad
2 1983 Sakon Nakhon Adul Malipan
3 1985 Phichit
4 1986 Surin
5 1987 Sakon Nakhon
6 1988 Chiang Rai
7 1989 Roi Et Prathan Boonson
8 1991 Nakhon Sawan Anurak Srikerd
9 1996 Chonburi Somkid Chuenta
Boonmee Thongtod
Taweesak Morasil
Nikorn Anuwan
10 1999 Bangkok Christian College Suriya Amatavet
11 2000 Bangkok Christian College Nakhon Sawan Weera Koedpudsa
Prakasit Sansook
Ittipol Poolsap
Chakrit Buathong
12 2003 Chonburi Kiatprawut Saiwaeo
Kraison Panjaroen
Warut Wongdee
Supawat Kongpracorn
13 2005 Assumption College Thonburi Teerasil Dangda
14 2007 Chonburi Seeket Madputeh
15 2009 Samut Prakan Sutee Chantorn
16 2011 Buriram United Chonburi Aekkaphop Saensra
17 2013 Buriram United Suphanburi Piyapong Homkhajohn
18 2014 Muangthong United Buriram United Picha Autra
19 2015 Muangthong United Buriram United Wongsakorn Chaikultewin
20 2017 Buriram United Muangthong United Supachok Sarachat
21 2019 Buriram United Chonburi Nopphon Lakhonphon

Awards

Prize money
  • Champion: 1,000,000 Baht
  • Runner-up: 500,000 Baht

References
  1. "เปิดตำนานฟุตบอลเยาวชนถ้วย FIFA โค้กคัพ" (in Thai). Retrieved 2011-03-14.
  2. กิเลนป้องแชมป์บอลโค้กสำเร็จหลังเชือดบุรีรัมย์1-0 (in Thai). Retrieved 2011-03-14.
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