Results
| Year | Trophy | Winner | Runner-up | 3rd Place | 4th Place | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1924–28 Details |
Jubilæumspokal | Denmark | Sweden | Norway | Only three participants | |
| 1929–32 Details |
Guldkrus | Norway | Sweden | Denmark | Finland | |
| 1933–36 Details |
Nordiske Pokal | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland | |
| 1937–47 Details |
Suomen Karhut | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland | |
| 1948–51 Details |
DBU's Vase | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland | |
| 1952–55 Details |
SvFF:s pokal | Sweden | Norway | Denmark | Finland | |
| 1956–59 Details |
Eventyr og Lek | Sweden | Norway | Denmark | Finland | |
| 1960–63 Details |
SPL's Pokal | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland | |
| 1964–67 Details |
Fodboldspillere | Sweden | Denmark | Finland | Norway | |
| 1968–71 Details |
SvFF:s pokal | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland | |
| 1972–77 Details |
— | Sweden | Denmark | Norway | Finland | |
| 1978–80 Details |
— | Denmark | Sweden | Norway | Finland | |
| 1981–83 Details |
— | Denmark | Sweden | Norway | Finland | |
| 2000–01 Details |
— | Finland | Iceland | Denmark | Norway |
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