Hungary - List of Champions

No teams from outside Budapest played in the league until 1926. Starting with the 1907/08 season, regional championships were organised, whose winners played off for the "Vidéki Bajnokság", the "provincial championship". The winners of that playoff were entitled to challenge the Budapest league champions for the Hungarian championship; however, such a match was to be played in Budapest, which was a financial burden on the provincial clubs; so only one such playoff took place before the First World War (in 1909), and the result was unequivocal. In 1924/25, a tournament involving the top-2 of the Budapest league and the 6 regional champions was played for the Hungarin championship; in 1925/26, the Budapest runners-up did not enter. In all seasons in which an all-Hungarian final was played, it was won by the winners of the Budapest league.

1901     BTC
1902     BTC
1903     FTC
1904     MTK
1905     FTC
1906/07  FTC
1907/08  MTK
1908/09  FTC     (11-0 Kassai AC)
1909/10  FTC     ( n/p Győri ETO)
1910/11  FTC     ( n/p Kassai AC)
1911/12  FTC     ( n/p Tatabányai SC)
1912/13  FTC     ( n/p Győri ETO)
1913/14  MTK
1914       FTC (unofficial championship)
1915       FTC (unofficial championship)
1915       MTK (unofficial championship)
1916/17  MTK
1917/18  MTK
1918/19  MTK
1919/20  MTK  
1920/21  MTK     ( n/p Szegedi AK)
1921/22  MTK     ( n/p Szegedi AK)
1922/23  MTK     ( 2-0 Szombathelyi AK)
1923/24  MTK     ( 1-1, 3-0 Szombathelyi AK)
1924/25  MTK     ( 0-0, 4-1 FTC)
1925/26  FTC     ( 4-0 Miskolci VSC)
1926/27  Ferencváros (FTC)
1927/28  Ferencváros (FTC)
1928/29  Hungária (MTK)
1929/30  Újpest (ÚTE)
1930/31  Újpest (ÚTE)
1931/32  Ferencváros (FTC)
1932/33  Újpest (ÚTE)
1933/34  Ferencváros (FTC)
1934/35  Újpest (ÚTE)
1935/36  Hungária (MTK)
1936/37  Hungária (MTK)
1937/38  Ferencváros (FTC)
1938/39  Újpest
1939/40  Ferencváros
1940/41  Ferencváros
1941/42  WMFC Csepel
1942/43  WMFC Csepel
1943/44  Nagyváradi AC
1944       FTC (unofficial championship)
1945     Újpest
1945/46  Újpest
1946/47  Újpest
1947/48  Csepel
1948/49  Ferencváros
1949/50  Honvéd
1950     Honvéd
1951     Bastya (MTK)
1952     Honvéd
1953     Vörös Lobogó (MTK)
1954     Honvéd
1955     Honvéd
1956       abandoned b/c of the revolution
1957     Vasas    
1957/58  MTK
1958/59  Csepel
1959/60  Újpesti Dózsa
1960/61  Vasas
1961/62  Vasas
1962/63  Ferencváros
1963     Győri Vasas ETO
1964     Ferencváros
1965     Vasas
1966     Vasas
1967     Ferencváros
1968     Ferencváros
1969     Újpesti Dózsa
1970     Újpesti Dózsa   
1970/71  Újpesti Dózsa
1971/72  Újpesti Dózsa
1972/73  Újpesti Dózsa
1973/74  Újpesti Dózsa
1974/75  Újpesti Dózsa
1975/76  Ferencváros
1976/77  Vasas
1977/78  Újpesti Dózsa
1978/79  Újpesti Dózsa
1979/80  Honvéd
1980/81  Ferencváros
1981/82  Rába Vasas ETO Győr
1982/83  Rába Vasas ETO Győr
1983/84  Honvéd
1984/85  Honvéd
1985/86  Honvéd
1986/87  MTK-VM
1987/88  Honvéd
1988/89  Honvéd
1989/90  Újpesti Dózsa
1990/91  Honvéd
1991/92  Ferencváros
1992/93  Kispest-Honvéd
1993/94  Vác-Samsung 
1994/95  Ferencváros
1995/96  Ferencváros
1996/97  MTK
1997/98  Újpesti TE
1998/99  MTK
1999/00  Dunaferr FC
2000/01  Ferencváros
2001/02  Zalaegerszegi TE
2002/03  MTK-Hungária
2003/04  Ferencváros
2004/05  Debreceni VSC
2005/06  Debreceni VSC
2006/07  Debreceni VSC
2007/08  MTK
2008/09  Debreceni VSC
2009/10  Debreceni VSC
2010/11  Videoton FC (Székesfehérvár)
2011/12  Debreceni VSC
2012/13  Győri ETO
2013/14  Debreceni VSC
2014/15  Videoton FC (Székesfehérvár)
2015/16  Ferencváros
2016/17  Honvéd
2017/18  Videoton FC (Székesfehérvár)
2018/19  Ferencváros
2019/20  Ferencváros
2020/21  Ferencváros
2021/22  Ferencváros
2022/23  Ferencváros
2023/24  Ferencváros

Notes

1901-26 Amateur era
1901-08 Teams only from Budapest took part
1914-15 Cancelled due to war but from 1916-18/19 war championships operated
and are recognized by the FA.
1926 The professional league was introduced with 10 participants also from 
     other cities than Budapest, like Sabaria, Szegedi Bastya etc.
1935 The first National Championship was held. (Nemzeti Bajnoksag,NB) 14 teams.
1940 Hungária (MTK) was banned by the fascist government.
During the war teams from the neighboring countries participated,since the 
territories were adjoined to Hungary, that's how Nagyvarad became champion..
1944 It was abandoned due to war.
1945 New NB starts.
1956/57 abandoned due to revolution.

There were some changes in names:

1899 FTC            1885 ÚTE            1883 MTK              1912 CSTK
1926 Ferencváros    1926 Újpest         1926 Hungária         1932 Csepel FC
1949 EDOSZ          1949 Bp.Dózsa       1945 MTK              1937 Weisz Manfred FC
1951 Bp.Kinizsi     1957 Újpesti Dózsa  1949 Textiles         1945 CSMTK
1957 Ferencváros    1991 ÚTE            1951 Bp.Bastya        1946 Cs. Vasas
                    2000 Újpesti FC     1953 Bp.Vörös Lobogó  1957 Csepel SC
                                        1957 MTK
                                        1974 MTK-VM
                                        1991 MTK
                                        1997 MTK-Hungária

Number of Titles (122)

35 Ferencváros (FTC)

23 MTK

20 Újpest (ÚTE)

14 Honvéd (Kispest)

 7 Debreceni VSC

 6 Vasas

 4 Csepel 
   Győri ETO FC (includes Rába Vasas ETO Győr, Győri Vasas ETO)

 3 Videoton FC (Székesfehérvár)

 2 BTC [dissolved before World War II]   
   
 1 Dunaferr FC (Dunaújváros)
   Nagyváradi AC (Oradea, Romania)
   Vác
   Zalaegerszegi TE

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Thanks to László Földesi for data on Vidéki Bajnokság

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Last updated: 21 Apr 2024

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