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The Mediterranean Cup is a darts tournament that has been held since 2006. The participating countries are: Cyprus, France, Gibraltar, Greece, Italy, Malta, Catalonia, Spain & Turkey. On first editions the host nation supplies 2 teams to make even numbers. Teams consist of 4 men & 2 woman players. Matches are played as Men's Team Event, Men's Pairs & Men's Singles and Ladies Team event & Ladies Singles. Points are awarded to each nation depending on individual and team performances, with overall Gold going to the nation with most points.

List of winners (Men's Singles)

Year	Champion	Score	Runner-up	Total Prize Money	Champion	Runner-up
1971	Gerry Haywood	beat	Cam Melchiorre
1972	Dalys Elisas	beat	Rab Smith
1973	Dalys Elisas	beat	Cliff Inglis
1974	Jim McQuillan	beat	Harry Heenan
1975	Cliff Inglis	beat	Harry Heenan
1976	John Lowe	beat	Conrad Daniels
1977	Hugh Barnsley	beat	Mick Norris
1978	Ray Cornibert	beat	Cliff Lazarenko
1979	Tony Brown	beat	Eric Bristow
1980	Billy Mateer	beat	Bobby George
1981	Eric Bristow	beat	Ceri Morgan
1982	Jocky Wilson	beat	Steve Brennan
1983	John Lowe	beat	PJ Moylan
1984	Dave Lee	beat	Stefan Lord
1985	John Lowe	beat	Terry O'Dea
1986	Steve Brennan	beat	Bob Sinnaeve
1987	Bob Anderson	beat	Eric Bristow
1988	Dave Whitcombe	beat	Cliff Lazarenko
1989	Stefan Lord	beat	Wayne Weening
1990	John Lowe	beat	Ronnie Sharp
1991	Dennis Priestley	beat	Phil Taylor
1992	John Lowe	beat	Peter Evison
1993	Mike Gregory	beat	Russell Stewart
1994	Mike Gregory	beat	Steve Beaton
1995	Mike Gregory	beat	Roger Carter
1996	Mike Gregory	beat	Antonio Munoz Ramos
1997	Marshall James	beat	Sean Palfrey
1998	Mike Gregory	beat	Gene Raymond
1999	Gene Raymond	beat	Marshall James
2000	Mike Gregory	beat	Gene Raymond	?	?	?
2001	Robbie Widdows	beat	Al Hedman	?	?	?
2002	George Dalglish	beat	Andy Gudgeon	?	?	?
2003	George Dalglish	beat	Dale Pinch	?	?	?
2004	George Dalglish	beat	Davy Richardson	?	?	?
2005	John MaGowan	beat	Shaun Greatbatch	?	?	?
2006	Luigi Marino	4-2	Christian Demazure	?	?	?
2007	Cyril Blot	4-2	Stathis Padelidis	?	?	?
2008	Marco Apollonio	5-3	Godfrey Abela	?	?	?
2009	John Michael	4-3	Cyril Blot	?	?	?
2010	Engin Kayaoglu	4-3	Dylan Duo	?	?	?
2011	Kostas Pantelidis	4-3	Eser Tekin	?	?	?
2012	Kostas Pantelidis	3-4	Utku Karaca	?	?	?
2013	Emre Toros	4-2	Norbert Attard	?	?
2014	?	?-?	?	?	?	?
2015	Umit Uygunsozlu	4-3	Kostas Pantelidis	?	?	?
2017	Jacques Labre	4-3	John Agius	?	?	?
2019	Laszlo Kadar	4-2	José Ángel Castillo	?	?	?
2021	Justin Hewitt	4–3	Laszlo Kadar

Youth winners

Year	Champion	Score	Runner Up	Total	Champion	Runner Up
2017	Justin Hewitt	4–3	Craig Galliano	?	?	?
2019	Jerome Duarte	4–2	Sean Negrette	?	?	?

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-The '''Mediterranean Cup''' is a [[darts]] tournament that has been held since 1971. The participating countries are: Cyprus, France, Gibraltar, Greece, Italy, Malta, Catalonia, Spain & Turkey. On first editions the host nation supplies 2 teams to make even numbers. Teams consist of 4 men & 2 woman players. Matches are played as Men's Team Event, Men's Pairs & Men's Singles and Ladies Team event & Ladies Singles. Points are awarded to each nation depending on individual and team performances, with overall Gold going to the nation with most points.
+The '''Mediterranean Cup''' is a [[darts]] tournament that has been held since 2006. The participating countries are: Cyprus, France, Gibraltar, Greece, Italy, Malta, Catalonia, Spain & Turkey. On first editions the host nation supplies 2 teams to make even numbers. Teams consist of 4 men & 2 woman players. Matches are played as Men's Team Event, Men's Pairs & Men's Singles and Ladies Team event & Ladies Singles. Points are awarded to each nation depending on individual and team performances, with overall Gold going to the nation with most points.
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