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2002 Icelandic Cup

Visa-Bikar
Country
 Iceland
Champions
Fylkir
Runners-up
Fram

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The Visa-Bikar 2002 was the forty-third season of the Icelandic national football cup. It started on May 22, 2002 and concluded with the final on September 28, 2002. The winners qualified for the first qualifying round of the UEFA Cup 2003–04.




Contents






  • 1 First round


  • 2 Second round


  • 3 Third round


  • 4 Fourth round


  • 5 Quarterfinals


  • 6 Semifinals


  • 7 Final


  • 8 External links





First round[edit]








































































































































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1
KR U23		 3– 4
Valur U23
2 ÍA U23 9 – 0 Þróttur Vogum
3 Reynir Sandgerði 2 – 1 ÍH
4 Efling 0 – 9
Magni
5 Ægir 0 – 7
KFS
6
Leiknir Reykjavík U23		 2 – 7
Breiðablik U23
7 FH U23 2 – 0
Stjarnan U23
8 Grótta 1 – 5
Keflavík U23
9 Þróttur R. U23 4 – 1 Árborg
10 Leiknir F. 3 – 4
Neisti D.
11
Víkingur Reykjavík U23		 1 – 2
ÍR U23
12
HK U23		 0– 1
HSH
13 Tindastóll 12 – 1 Smári
14 Víðir 2 – 0 Deiglan
15 Grindavík U23 0 – 0 a.e.t.
 Úlfarnir
Grindavík U23 won on penalties
16 Skallagrímur 0 – 2
Njarðvík
17 KS 4 – 2 Neisti H.
18 Afturelding 9 – 0 Haukar U23
19 Bruni 0 – 3
Léttir
20 Leiknir Reykjavík 1 – 6
Fjölnir
21 GE 1 – 4
Víðir


Second round[edit]










































































































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1 ÍA U23 1 – 0
HK
2 Reynir Sandgerði 1 – 2
Afturelding
3 FH U23 3 – 1
Breiðablik U23
4 Fjölnir 1 – 5
Njarðvík
5
Grindavík U23		 0 – 1 a.e.t.
HSH
6 Léttir 0 – 3
ÍR
7 Tindastóll 3 – 0 KS
8 Sindri 6 – 0 Neisti D.
9 Fylkir U23 2 – 1
Valur U23
10 Huginn/Höttur 1 – 2
Fjarðabyggð
11
Fram U23		 1 – 2
Keflavík U23
12 KFS 4 – 1
Þróttur R. U23
13 Völsungur 1 – 3
Magni
14 Bolungarvík 0 – 1 a.e.t.
BÍ
15 Haukar 2 – 1
Víðir
16 Selfoss 0 – 0 a.e.t.
ÍR U23
Selfoss won 4-2 on penalties


Third round[edit]









































































































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1 Njarðvík 1 – 3
KA
2 Afturelding 0 – 1
Þróttur R.
3 Tindastóll 0 – 5
Þór Akureyri
4 Magni 1 – 4
FH
5 HSH 0 – 7
ÍA
6 BÍ 0 – 8
Grindavík
7 Selfoss 0 – 4
Keflavík
8 KFS 0 – 4
KR
9 Haukar 1 – 2
Fylkir
10 Sindri 0 – 3
Valur
11 ÍR 1 – 2
Leiftur/Dalvík
12
Fylkir U23		 0 – 2
Stjarnan
13 Fjarðabyggð 1 – 3
Breiðablik
14 ÍBV 2 – 1
FH U23
15 ÍA U23 3 – 2
Víkingur Reykjavík
16
Keflavík U23		 0 – 2
Fram


Fourth round[edit]




























































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1 Leiftur/Dalvík 2 – 1
Valur
2 KR 0 – 1
Fram
3 ÍA 1 – 0
Grindavík
4 Breiðablik 2 – 2 a.e.t.
Þór Akureyri
Breiðablik won 7 – 6 on penalties
5 ÍBV 2 – 0
Þróttur R.
6 Keflavík 3 – 3 a.e.t.
ÍA U23
Keflavík won 10 – 9 on penalties
7 Fylkir 4 – 1
FH
8 Stjarnan 0 – 0 a.e.t.
KA
KA won 5 – 4 on penalties


Quarterfinals[edit]

































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1 Fylkir 4 – 1
ÍA
2 KA 3 – 0
Breiðablik
3 Fram 3 – 1
Keflavík
4 ÍBV 1 – 0 Leiftur/Dalvík


Semifinals[edit]



2002-09-10












ÍBV 1 – 2 Fram

Hjarðar Goal 48'
Sveinsson Goal 71'
Brooks Goal 78'

Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík




2002-09-11












KA 2 – 3 Fylkir

Hringsson Goal 71'
Sigbjörnsson Goal 88'
Kolbeinsson Goal 7'
Gíslason Goal 28' (p) Goal 45'

Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík



Final[edit]



2002-09-28












Fram 1 – 3 Fylkir

Ottósson Goal 43'
Gíslason Goal 19'
Sverrisson Goal 55'
Óskarsson Goal 78'


Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavík

Attendance: 3,376

Referee: Egill Már Markússon




External links[edit]


  • RSSSF Page












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