Cupa României 2002/03

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Cupa României 2002/03
Cup winners Dinamo Bucharest
Uefa cup Dinamo Bucharest
Beginning November 6, 2002
final May 31, 2003
Final stadium National Stadium , Bucharest
Teams 32
Games 37
Gates 101  (ø 2.73 per game)
← Cupa României 2001/02

The Cupa României in the 2002/03 season was the 65th tournament for the Romanian Football Cup . The winner for the tenth time was Dinamo Bucharest , which won the final on May 31, 2003 against FC Național Bucharest . This qualified Dinamo for the UEFA Cup . Defending champion Rapid Bucharest was eliminated in the round of 16.

mode

The clubs of Divizia A only started in the round of the last 32 teams. In the round of 16, all games took place in a neutral place. Only one game was played at a time, the quarter-finals and semi-finals were decided in the return leg. If only one game took place and it was tied after 90 minutes or if no decision could be made in both games taking into account the away goals rule , an extension of 30 minutes followed, whereby the golden goal rule was applied. If after that there was still no decision, the decision was made on penalties .

Round of 16

date Result
November 6, 2002 FC Baia Mare 0: 1 according to GG FC Brasov
  Inter Gaz Bucharest 0: 1 according to GG UTA Arad
  Rapid Electromagnetica Bucharest 1: 5 Rapid Bucharest
  Industria Sârmei Câmpia Turzii 3-0 Oțelul Galați
  Progresul Caracal 0: 3 FC National Bucharest
  CFR Cluj 1-0 Sportul Studențesc
  Unirea 2000 Focșani 1-0 Politehnica AEK Timișoara
  Politehnica Iași 2: 1 according to the Basic Law Ceahlăul Piatra Neamț
  Minerul Venus Motru 2: 2 n.v.
(5: 6 p.e. ) 		FCM Bacau
  Midia Navodari 3: 2 Universitatea Craiova
  Oradea FC 1: 1 n.V.
(7: 6 p.e. ) 		Gloria Bistrița
  Petrolul Ploiesti 0: 1 according to GG Steaua Bucharest
  CF Predeal 1: 6 FC Farul Constanța
  CSM Reșița 1: 3 FC Argeş Piteşti
  Laminorul novel 0: 3 Astra Ploiesti
  AROUND Timișoara 0: 1 Dinamo Bucharest

Round of 16

date Result place
November 27, 2002 Dinamo Bucharest 3-0 Steaua Bucharest Bucharest
  Astra Ploiesti 1-0 Unirea 2000 Focșani Buzau
  FC Argeş Piteşti 1: 1 n.V.
(3: 1 i.E. ) 		Rapid Bucharest Ploieşti
  FC Farul Constanța 2: 1 Oradea FC Ploieşti
  FCM Bacau 3: 1 Industria Sârmei Câmpia Turzii Sfântu Gheorghe
  CFR Cluj 2: 1 according to the Basic Law FC Brasov Târgu Mureș
  Politehnica Iași 1: 0 according to GG UTA Arad Târnăveni
  FC National Bucharest 3-0 Midia Navodari Urziceni

Quarter finals

The first leg took place on March 12, 2003, the second leg on April 2, 2003.

total First leg Return leg
FC National Bucharest 5-0 CFR Cluj 4-0 1-0
Politehnica Iași 1: 3 Astra Ploiesti 1: 2 0: 1
FC Farul Constanța 2: 3 Dinamo Bucharest 0: 1 2: 2
FC Argeş Piteşti 5: 1 FCM Bacau 5: 1 0-0

Semifinals

The first leg took place on April 23, 2003, the second leg on May 14, 2003.

total First leg Return leg
FC National Bucharest 5: 2 FC Argeş Piteşti 4-0 1: 2
Astra Ploiesti 3: 4 Dinamo Bucharest 2: 1 1: 3 according to the Basic Law

final

pairing Dinamo Bucharest - FC Național Bucharest
Result 1: 0 (1: 0)
date May 31, 2003
Stadion National Stadium , Bucharest
spectator 25,000
referee Alain Sars ( Nancy , France)
Gates 1-0 Iulian Tameș (30.)
Dinamo Bucharest Daniel Tudor , Giani Kiriţă , Bogdan Onuţ , Gabriel Tamaş (71 Ovidiu Burcă ), Florentin Petre (90th Vlad Munteanu ), Ştefan Grigorie (74th Viorel Domocoş ), Dan Alexa , Iulian Tameş , Cornel Frăsinescu , Ionel Dănciulescu , Cosmin Bărcăuan
Trainer: Ioan Andone
FC National Bucharest Bogdan Vintilă , Cornel Buta , Tiberiu Curt , Flavius ​​Moldovan , Petre Marin , Stelian Carabaș (46th Sergiu Radu ), Dan Petrescu , Adrian Olah , Gigel Coman , Gabriel Caramarin (89th Victoraș Iacob ), Slaviša Mitrović
Trainer: Walter Zenga

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