Soviet Cup (rugby)

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The Soviet Cup was a rugby union club competition between the domestic teams of the Soviet Union era. The first competition was held in 1976, and continued on an annual basis until 1990.

Year Winner Score Runner-up
1976 VVA 10 - 6 Locomotivi (Tbilissi)
1977 Fili 7 - 0 Primorets
1978 Locomotivi (Tbilissi) 30 - 3 Slava
1979 Aviator 24 - 0 KPI
1980 VVA 19 - 6 Locomotivi (Moscow)
1981 Slava 9 - 6 Locomotivi (Moscow)
1982 Aviator 9 - 3 VVA
1983 VVA 12 - 3 Slava
1984 Aviator 15 - 9 Slava
1985 Slava 21 - 10 Locomotivi (Moscow)
1986 VVA 9 - 6 Locomotivi (Moscow)
1987 Kutaissi 12 - 3 VVA
1988 Alma-Ata 12 - 6 Slava
1989 Slava 12 - 3 Krasnoiarsk
1990 Aia Kutaissi 13 - 10 Alma-Ata

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