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'''Cupa Mică a Brăilei (Brăila's Little Cup)''' is an unofficial, regional competition organized between teams from the [[Brăila]] region. It is the little sister of [[Cupa Brăilei]] | '''Cupa Mică a Brăilei (Brăila's Little Cup)''' is an unofficial, regional competition organized between teams from the [[Brăila]] region. It is the little sister of [[Cupa Brăilei]]. The teams that failed to qualify to the ''Cupa Brăilei'' main round will take part in this competition. | ||
The main condition for registration is that all teams should be from Brăila region. | |||
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| About the cup | |
| Year of foundation: | 2011 |
| Type of the cup: | Friendly, regional |
| Country: | Romania 
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| Region: | Brăila |
| Number of teams: | TBD |
| Season: | 6th |
| Sponsor: | Brăila Mea federation |
| Title holder: | FC SNB (FloFish) |
| Runner-up: | F.C. INTER BRAILA (boghy90) |
Cupa Mică a Brăilei (Brăila's Little Cup) is an unofficial, regional competition organized between teams from the Brăila region. It is the little sister of Cupa Brăilei. The teams that failed to qualify to the Cupa Brăilei main round will take part in this competition.
The main condition for registration is that all teams should be from Brăila region.
History
Season 1
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 1
The first season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on May 25, 2011 and ended on July 6, 2011. F.C.Rionaxe were crowned champions, with Wallachia Warriors runners-up.
Season 2
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 2
The second season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on September 14, 2011 and ended on October 26, 2011. F.C.Rionaxe were crowned champions, with FC Calculatorul runners-up.
Season 3
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 3
The third season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on January 4, 2012 and ended on February 15, 2012. FC Chercea Braila were crowned champions, with Sharpeii Templieri runners-up.
Season 4
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 4
The fourth season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on April 18, 2012 and ended on June 6, 2012. FC Ghinda were crowned champions, with FCM Braila runners-up.
Season 5
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 5
The fifth season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on August 1, 2012 and ended on 26 September, 2012. FC SNB were crowned champions, with F.C. INTER BRAILA runners-up.
Season 6
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 6
The sixth season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on July 3, 2013 and ended on August 28, 2013. FC SPAPTN were crowned champions, with 1.SVVKA Brăila runners-up.
Season 7
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 7
The seventh season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on October 23, 2013 and ended on December 18, 2013. reduta braila were crowned champions, with CF Braila runners-up.
Season in progress
Season 8
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 8
The 8th season of the Little Brăila Cup. It started on October 8, 2014 and ended on November 19, 2014. FC A43 were crowned champions, with reduta braila runners-up.
Season 9
Main article: Cupa Brăilei Ediţia 28 It started on May 6, 2020 and ended on May 30, 2020. Schnauzerii FC were crowned champions, with Progresul Brăila runners-up.
Future development
Season 10
Main article: Cupa Mică a Brăilei Ediţia 10
