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    Martin Hess

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    The Copa Colombia (English: Colombia Cup); officially known as Copa BetPlay Dimayor is an

    annual football tournament in Colombia.It is contested by the 36 professional clubs

    affiliated to the División Mayor del Fútbol Profesional Colombiano (DIMAYOR) and is the

    nation's domestic cup competition, equivalent to the FA Cup in England or the Copa del Rey

    in Spain.The Copa Colombia was played for the first time in 1950, and it has been played

    consecutively since its revival in 2008.Throughout history, different championships have

    been known under the Copa Colombia name:

    A double-elimination, knockout tournament parallel to the Colombian league, which was

    played from 1950–51 to 1952–53.A tournament that was played under a round-robin group

    format in which teams advanced to a final group, which was also named as Copa Presidente

    de la República, played from late 1956 to early 1957.The name of a commemorative trophy

    awarded in 1963, which is not considered a Copa Colombia title.A tournament played in

    1981 and 1989, which was part of the league season and awarded bonus points or berths to

    the final stages of the league tournament.The knockout tournament played by teams in

    Categoría Primera A and Categoría Primera B, established since 2008.Atlético Nacional are

    the current holders, who won their sixth Copa Colombia title against Millonarios, winning

    the final series on penalties after a 2–2 draw on aggregate.Atlético Nacional are also the

    most successful club in the competition.== History ==


    === Copa Colombia in "El Dorado" ===

    The Copa Colombia was an idea promoted in 1950 by DIMAYOR at the time known as "El

    Dorado" due to the boom experienced by football in the country.It emerged as an official

    tournament to be held annually, independent from the league championship and under a

    particular knockout format in which teams were divided by proximity into territorial

    groups of four teams each.Teams faced each other in home-and-away matches to determine

    the teams that advanced to a stage known as the winners' round.When a team lost two ties

    it was eliminated, while if it won it played a new round.The worst of the three remaining

    teams was eliminated, while a new tie was played, called losers' round, to determine the

    other team that reached the final.Due to the economic power of clubs and the Colombian

    league at that time, many teams had large payrolls for both tournaments as well as the

    international games they played.However, the little interest the competition generated

    among the participants led to delays in the scheduling of games and the first tournament

    ended in 1951.It was the reason why the next edition was not held until 1952, and its

    conclusion was again delayed until the following year.In the period between both editions

    (1951–52), what turned out to be the early rounds of the 1952–53 edition is mistakenly

    referred as another edition of the competition due to its double-elimination format.Boca

    Juniors de Cali (as winners of the winners' round) and Millonarios (who were defeated by

    Boca Juniors in the winners' round but then went on to win the losers' round) played the

    final of the 1952–53 edition, which was ultimately won by Millonarios.Following that

    edition, the tournament was cancelled due to the lack of interest displayed by fans and

    teams alike.An attempt to resume it was made in 1956–57: in said third edition, the first

    phase was played and six teams qualified to play a final hexagonal: Atlético Nacional, Santa

    Fe, Deportivo Pereira, Boca Juniors de Cali and the ones that would be the top two of said
    hexagonal: Independiente Medellín and Atlético Bucaramanga; however, the grand final

    between these two teams was never played, thus the tournament was abandoned and no

    more editions were played until the 1980s.=== Commemorative cup (1963) ===

    After consecutively winning the league titles in 1961, 1962 and 1963, Millonarios were

    granted permanent ownership of the "Copa Colombia" trophy, which should have been

    awarded to the winner of three editions.As these editions did not come to fruition,

    Millonarios were awarded the trophy on account of their league success.Although the club

    counts it as a title, it is not recognized as an official title by DIMAYOR.In 2017, and through

    its Twitter account, DIMAYOR included said trophy among those won by manager Gabriel

    Ochoa Uribe (who coached the club in 1963), without clarifying whether it is an official

    title.=== 1980s: Copa Colombia as part of the league tournament ===

    In 1981, an event with the same name was held again but with the particularity that it was

    played by the 10 clubs eliminated from the final quadrangular of the Campeonato

    Profesional (made up of 14 teams), as an appendix phase of the championship.Firstly, the

    six teams eliminated in the regular phase participated in a hexagonal from which one team

    (Independiente Medellín) qualified for the final, with the other finalist (Deportivo Cali)

    being decided in a quadrangular between the four teams that were eliminated in the

    semifinal phase.Independiente Medellín won the tournament after beating Deportivo Cali

    3–1 in the first leg and a 1–1 draw in the second leg, both played in Medellín.The

    competition had an incentive for the first time, awarding a spot in the league's final

    octagonal for the following season, which Independiente Medellín did not need in the end

    since they ultimately qualified through league performance.In 2014, this tournament was

    officially recognized by the Colombian Football Federation as part of the tribute that

    CONMEBOL paid to Independiente Medellín for its 101st anniversary.

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