1902 Medalla del Ayuntamiento

On 29 September 1901, Spanish Gymnastics Federation organized a sports program in Parc de la Citadel, where it was contested a silver medal given by the City Council of Barcelona, but the delivery of the medal was ultimately not carried out, being instead held for the upcoming football tournament, whose preparations were carried out by Joan Gamper.^{[citation needed]}

The competition, which was open to every team that did not participate in the 1901–02 Copa Macaya, including some second teams, was contested by 9 teams: Irish FC, Iberia SC, FC Internacional, Catalonia FC, and the second sides of FC Barcelona, Hispania AC, Català FC, Club Espanyol, and Club Universitari, but only 7 teams finished the competition due to the early withdrawal of Hispania and Universitari.^[2] On 27 April, Barça secured the title following a 3–1 victory over Català, courtesy of goals from Luis de Ossó (2) and Bernardo Lassaletta,^[4] who finished the tournament as its top goalscorers.^{[citation needed]} Ossó was also the main promoter and captain of Barça's second team, which was formed mostly by Catalan players,^[5] such as Ricardo Cabot, Manuel de Castellví, Josep Llobet, and Pere Cabot.^{[citation needed]}

Results

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1	23 February 1902	Irish	-	Internacional	4	-	1
	8 May 1902	Barcelona	-	Catalònia	10	–	0
2	2 March 1902	Irish	–	Barcelona	2	-	7
		Espanyol	-	Catalònia	5	–	1
3	9 March 1902	Espanyol	–	CatalÃ	2	–	1
	9 March 1902	Ibèria	-	Internacional	1	–	0
	11 May 1902	Catalònia	-	Irish	0	–	2
4	16 March 1902	Barcelona	–	Internacional	12	-	0
		CatalÃ	-	Ibèria	2	–	2
		Irish	-	Espanyol	2	–	5
5	19 March 1902	Espanyol	-	Barcelona	0	–	2
		CatalÃ	-	Internacional	2	–	0
		Ibèria	-	Catalònia	2	–	0
6	23 March 1902	Barcelona	-	CatalÃ	5	–	3
		Ibèria	-	Irish	0	–	1
		Catalònia	-	Internacional	1	–	1
7	25 March 1902	CatalÃ	–	Catalònia	8	-	0
		Espanyol	-	Internacional	4	–	2
		Irish	-	Ibèria	5	–	2
8	30 March 1902	Irish	-	CatalÃ	0	–	0
	30 March 1902	Catalònia	-	Espanyol	0	–	0
	13 April 1902	Barcelona	-	Ibèria	4	–	0
9	31 March 1902	Catalònia	-	Barcelona	0	–	4
	31 March 1902	Internacional	-	Irish	2	–	2
	11 May 1902	CatalÃ	-	Espanyol	7	–	0
10	6 April 1902	Barcelona	-	Irish	6	-	0
		Espanyol	-	Ibèria	1	–	1
		Internacional	-	Catalònia	0	–	0
11	13 April 1902	CatalÃ	–	Irish	2	-	1
		Internacional	-	Barcelona	0	–	3
		Catalònia	-	Ibèria	0	–	3
12	20 April 1902	Barcelona	-	Espanyol	7	-	0
	20 April 1902	Irish	-	Catalònia	9	–	1
	18 May 1902	Ibèria	-	CatalÃ	0	–	1
13	27 April 1902	CatalÃ	–	Barcelona	1	-	3
		Espanyol	-	Irish	2	–	3
		Internacional	-	Ibèria	2	–	3
14	4 May 1902	Internacional	-	Espanyol	1	–	5
		Ibèria	-	Barcelona	1	–	2
		Catalònia	-	CatalÃ	0	–	2
15	8 May 1902	Internacional	–	CatalÃ	1	-	0
		Ibèria	-	Espanyol	0	–	0

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1.	FC Barcelona		5–3	6–0	7–0	4–0	12–0	10–0
2.	FC CatalÃ	1–3		2–1	7–0	2–2	2–0	8–0
3.	Irish FC	2–7	0–0		2–5	5–2	4–1	9–1
4.	Club Espanyol	0–2	2–1	2–3		1–1	4–2	5–1
5.	Ibèria SC	1–2	0–1	0–1	0–0		1–0	2–0
6.	FC Internacional	0–3	1–0	2–2	1–5	2–3		0–0
7.	Catalònia FC	0–4	0–2	0–2	0–0	0–3	1–1

The success of the first edition and the Copa Macaya led to the consolidation of football in the city, so a second Medalla del Ayuntamiento was held at the end of the season, which was contested by six teams: FC Barcelona, Club Universitari, Club Espanyol, FC Internacional, Catalonia FC, and Catalunya FC,^[3] but the first two declined, while Català signed up at the last minute. All the matches were held in the Plaça d'Armes in June, in front of 3,000 spectators.^[1]

• 1902 Copa Pergamino