Northern Ireland Players in Minor English Cup Finals

- FA Cup - Football League Cup - Minor English Cups - FA Amateur Cup/FA Trophy -

- FA Youth Cup - Scottish Cup - SFL Cups -

Northern Ireland Players in the Full Members' Cup Final:

Simod Cup 1987-1989, ZDS Cup 1989-1992. Open to teams in the top two divisions of the Football League, though many declined to enter.

Player		Team	Winner	Finalist
Bailie Black .. Donaghy Dowie Wilson Wilson	Colin Kingsley .. Mal Iain Danny Kevin	Reading Luton Town Nott'm Forest Luton Town Southampton Luton Town Chelsea	1988 .. 1991 (1) .. .. .. 1990	.. 1988 (s) .. 1988 1992 1988 ..

General Northern Ireland Player Records:

Final Wins: 1 (2 players)

Most Final Appearances: 2 Kingsley Black (Luton Town 1988, Nottingham Forest 1992)

Northern Ireland Players in the EFL Trophy Final:

[formerly the Associate Members' Cup (1983-1992) and Football League Trophy (1992-2016)]

Freight Rover Trophy 1984-1987, Sherpa Van Trophy 1987-1989, Leyland DAF Cup 1989-1991, Autoglass Trophy 1991-1994, Auto Windscreens Shield 1994-2000, LDV Vans Trophy 2000-2006, Johnstone's Paint Trophy 2006-2016, Checkatrade Trophy 2016-2019, Leasing.com Trophy 2019/20, Papa John's Trophy 2020-2023, Bristol Street Motors Trophy 2023-date.

Player		Team	Winner	Finalist
Black Bradley Carroll Carson Charles Davison Dennison Doherty Dolan Ferguson Flanagan Harvey Kane McCann .. McQuoid McGibbon McLaughlin O'Neill Reeves Robinson Saville Taylor Toal Toner	Kingsley Conor Roy Trevor Dion Aidan Robbie Tommy Joe (U21) Shane Tom Jim (U21) Tony Grant .. Josh Pat Conor Michael Ben Stephen George Dale Eoin Ciaran	Grimsby T Bolton W. Wigan Ath. Brentford BoltonW. Grimsby T Wolves Bristol City Millwall Rotherham Sunderland Tranmere R. Carlisle U Scunthorpe U Peterboro' U Peterboro' U Wigan Ath. Sunderland Wigan Ath. Southend U Bournemouth Bristol City Wycombe W. Bolton W. Grimsby T	1998 2023 1999 .. 2023 (1) 1998 1988 (1) 2003 .. 2022 2021 1990 .. .. 2014 2014 (1) 1999 2021 1999 .. .. 2017 (u) .. 2023 ..	.. .. .. 2011 (u) .. .. .. .. 1999 .. .. .. 2010 (u) 2009 (1) .. .. .. .. .. 2013 1998 .. 2024 (s 1) .. 2008

Managers:

Hamilton

Wilson

Bryan

Danny

Wigan Athletic

Bristol City

1985

2003

Northern Ireland Players in the Texaco Cup/Anglo-Scottish Cup Final:

All-British Isles competition 1970/71-1972/73 run by the International League Board, separate England/Scotland and All-Ireland editions 1973/74-1974/75. When Texaco withdrew their sponsorship the competition continued as the Anglo-Scottish Cup from 1975/76-1980/81. This record covers only the competitions entered by English and Scottish teams.

(Texaco Cup)

Player		Team	Winner	Finalist
Cassidy .. Craig .. Dougan Hamilton Hunter McFaul .. McKenzie	Tommy .. Dave .. Derek Bryan Allan Willie .. Roddy	Newcastle U - Newcastle U - Wolves Ipswich T Ipswich T Newcastle U - Airdrie	1974 1975 1L 1974 1975 1L 1971 2L 1973.1/2L 1973.1/2L 1974 1975.2L	- - - - - - - - - 1972.1/2L

(Anglo-Scottish Cup) - WIP
Platt Jim (Middlesbrough) W 1975/76
O'Neill Martin (Nottingham Forest) W 1976/77
Blair Ronnie (Oldham) RU 1978/79

Wilson Danny (Chesterfield) W 1980/81

O'Neill Sean (Chesterfield) W 1980/81

Northern Ireland Players in the Watney Cup Final:

Held pre-season between 1970-1973 among invited teams from the four divisions of the Football League. Regarded as the first sponsored trophy in the English professional game.

Player		Team	Winner	Finalist
Best	George	Manchester U.	..	1970

Northern Ireland Players in the Anglo-Italian Tournament/Cup Final:

1960/70s trophy

1990s trophy

Player		Team	Winner	Finalist
Cassidy Craig Johnston McCarthy McFaul Wilson	Tommy Dave John Jon Willie Kevin	Newcastle U Newcastle U Blackpool Port Vale Newcastle U. Notts Co.	1973 1973 (1) 1971 (s) - 1973 -	- - - 1996 - 1994

Northern Ireland Players in the Anglo-Italian League Cup Final:

Play-Off match held between winners of the League or FA Cup and the Coppa Italia on five occasions during the 1970s.

Player		Team	Winner	Finalist
Jennings	Pat	Tottenham H	1971	..

Football League Super Cup:

Launched as a replacement for European football after English teams were banned following the Heysel disaster in 1985. It was held just once, in 1985/86, with the final delayed until early the following season. It was never held again.