LEGENDS CUP HISTORY

The Legends Cup kicked off in India’s capital, New Delhi, in 2011. Despite the humble beginnings, the larger than life vision of the Legends Cup becoming the Corporate Football ‘World Cup’ of India has been present since day one.

India’s appetite for football is soaring, as is the skill level. This is reflected in the exponential increase of companies participating in the Legend’s Cup, exciting sports enthusiasts across the nation and giving them something to look forward to each year.

What began as a tournament in 1 city with 16 teams is now played in 6 major cities across the country with an average of 400 teams participating. The response has been overwhelming and extremely rewarding for all involved.

The journey from a city to a nation has been astounding. The Legends Cup has become the emblem of Corporate Football in India, as employees, managers and executives join hands and enter the field. To date, the Legends Cup has engaged more than 25,000 players all around the nation, from Mumbai to Delhi, Pune to Bangalore and Hyderabad to Kolkata.

The Legend’s Cup sees the most known names from the most recognized companies putting on their boots and following their passion onto the football pitch in a bid to BE A LEGEND!

Testimonials

What they've said about us!

“It’s an incredible event to be a part of. We have been participating for the past 5 years and the quality of everything from the teams competing to the event management and gratification has set the Legends Cup in a league of its own. There is nothing like it in India!”
Sukesh ShastriVP HDFC BANK

“It’s great to see a tournament like the Legends Cup that is trying to empower women and give them an equal platform, because why should boys have all the fun? Sports has helped me build my character so for all women thinking to participate it’s a great initiative. Go kick some butt!”
Sonakshi Sinha

“For corporate women that are tied up with work this is a chance for them to have fun, feel great and also look wonderful. It makes you feel more authoritative and confident so go for it ladies!”
Nora Fatehi