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2001–02 Slovak Cup
Country
 Slovakia
Teams
36
Champions
Koba Senec
Runners-up
Matador Púchov

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The 2001–02 Slovak Cup was the 33rd season of Slovakia's annual knock-out cup competition[1] and the ninth since the independence of Slovakia. It began on 25 July 2001 with Preliminary round and ended on 8 May 2002 with the Final. The winners of the competition earned a place in the qualifying round of the UEFA Cup. Inter Bratislava were the defending champions.




Contents






  • 1 Preliminary round


  • 2 First round


  • 3 Second round


  • 4 Quarter-finals


  • 5 Semi-finals


  • 6 Final


  • 7 References


  • 8 External links





Preliminary round[edit]


First leg: July 25, 2001


Baloň
2-3
 Vrakuňa Bratislava

Petrochema Dubová
2-1
 Turňa nad Bodvou

First leg: July 26, 2001



Slovan Bratislava B
5-0
Zlaté Moravce

Žiar nad Hronom
0-0
Tesla Stropkov

Second leg: August 2, 2001



Vrakuňa Bratislava
5-1
 Baloň
 Agg:8-4
Turňa nad Bodvou
2-2
Petrochema Dubová
 Agg:3-4

Zlaté Moravce
2-0
Slovan Bratislava B
 Agg:2-5

Tesla Stropkov
0-1
Žiar nad Hronom
 Agg:0-1


First round[edit]


September 18, 2001

Steel Trans Ličartovce
1-2
Tatran Prešov

MŠK Fomat Martin
0-2
BSC JAS Bardejov

Žiar nad Hronom
1-1
FK Čaňa
(FK Čaňa won 4-3 on penalties)

Rimavská Sobota
3-2
Dukla Banská Bystrica

SH Senica
1-1
Artmedia Petržalka
(SH Senica won 4-3 on penalties)

DAC Dunajská Streda
1-1
VTJ Topoľčany
(VTJ Topoľčany won 4-3 on penalties)

Petrochema Dubová
2-4
Matador Púchov

HFC Humenné
0-2
SCP Ružomberok

ŽP Šport Podbrezová
0-1
MŠK Žilina

ŠKP Devin
1-1
Ozeta Dukla Trenčín
(Ozeta Dukla Trenčín won 5-3 on penalties)


















October 2, 2001

NCHZ Nováky
3-0
1. FC Košice








































October 3, 2001

Koba Senec
2-2
Spartak Trnava
(Koba Senec won 4-2 on penalties)

Vrakuňa Bratislava
1-0
Slovenský Grob

Slovan Bratislava B
1-1
ZTS Dubnica nad Váhom
(Slovan Bratislava B won 3-2 on penalties)

Baník Prievidza
0-1
Slovan Bratislava

FC Nitra
0-1
Inter Bratislava


Second round[edit]


October 9, 2001

FK Čaňa
2-1
VTJ Topoľčany

BSC JAS Bardejov
4-1
Tatran Prešov

Inter Bratislava
2-0
Slovan Bratislava B

Matador Púchov
3-0
Slovan Bratislava

Rimavská Sobota
3-0
 Vrakuňa Bratislava

Koba Senec
2-0
SCP Ružomberok

MŠK Žilina
4-2
NCHZ Nováky



















October 10, 2001

SH Senica
1-1
Ozeta Dukla Trenčín
(SH Senica won 5-4 on penalties)


Quarter-finals[edit]


October 23, 2001

Koba Senec
3-1
Inter Bratislava

Rimavská Sobota
0-0
MŠK Žilina
(MŠK Žilina won 4-2 on penalties)

Matador Púchov
5-1
 FK Čaňa

BSC JAS Bardejov
1-1
SH Senica
(BSC JAS Bardejov won 5-3 on penalties)


Semi-finals[edit]


First leg: March 19, 2002



Matador Púchov
1-0
MŠK Žilina

BSC JAS Bardejov
1-0
Koba Senec

Second leg: April 9, 2002



MŠK Žilina
0-2
Matador Púchov
 Agg:0-3

Koba Senec
3-0
BSC JAS Bardejov
 Agg:3-1


Final[edit]



8 May 200216:00 CEST


















Matador Púchov 1 – 1 (a.e.t.) Koba Senec

Breška Goal 79'
 Report
Marek Lukáč Goal 49'
Penalties
2 – 4


Štadión FK Raven, Považská Bystrica

Attendance: 4,584

Referee: Anton Stredák




References[edit]





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External links[edit]




  • profutbal.sk (in Slovak)

  • Results on RSSSF












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