time 9. Organised as an Under-19 tournament 10. Abandoned. 11. Awarded to Indian Culture League as East Bengal played with an unregistered player in the final. 12. Abandoned due to dispute among finalists over extra time. Performance by teams Performance by Indian teams Though the tournament was dominated by the British Army teams during its initial years, yet British Indian teams too participated representing India prior to the independence, but very few were an all-Indian side. Mohun Bagan AC was the first all-Indian side to win the tournament in 1911. Top 10 Indian teams in IFA Shield Performance by Overseas teams Winners: Club Atlético Peñarol (1985) Pakhtakor Tashkent FK (1993) Finance and Revenue FC (2004) FC Bayern Munich II (2005) Runners-up: PAS Tehran FC (1970) Pyongyang SC (1973) FC Ararat Yerevan (1978) FC Shakhtar Donetsk (1985) Irtysh Pavlodar FK (1993) Mohammedan SC (1995) Al-Karkh SC (1996) Palmeiras B (2001) Santos FC (2008) Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club (2014) Awards Since the 123rd edition of the tournament, the awards for the Best Coach of the tournament, the Best Player of the tournament, the highest goalscorer of the tournament and Fair Play has been renamed in honour of India's football icons- P. K. Banerjee, Chuni Goswami and Krishanu Dey, and renowned sports photojournalist – Ronojoy 'Ronny' Roy. Krishanu Dey Memorial Award P. K. Banerjee Memorial Award for the Best Coach Chuni Goswami Memorial Award for the Best Player Ronny Roy Fair Play Award See also List of oldest football competitions References Bibliography External links India - List of IFA Shield Finals, rsssf.com The Glorious History Of IFA Shield By Somnath Sengupta, thehardtackle.com Football cup competitions in India Football competitions in Kolkata 1893 establishments in India Recurring sporting events established in 1893