NFA Cup 2011
| Leo NFA Cup | |
|---|---|
| Cup winners | Eleven Arrows (1st title) |
| venue | differently |
| Beginning | December 2010 |
| final | May 28, 2011 |
| Final stadium | Sam Nujoma Stadium , Windhoek |
| Teams | 32 |
| Games | 31 (of which 31 played) |
| Gates | 129 (ø 4.16 per game) |
| ← NFA Cup 2010 | |
The NFA Cup 2011 of the Namibian club soccer teams took place from February 2nd to May 28th 2011. It is organized by the Namibia Football Association . Cup winner 2011 was Eleven Arrows from Walvis Bay .
As with the NFA Cup 2010, the main sponsor and namesake is the Namibian mobile operator leo . The cup is held under the name Leo-NFA-Cup . As in the previous year, the prize money is set at N $ 600,000 for the winner, N $ 250,000 for the runner-up and N $ 100,000 for the loser in the semi-finals. The top scorer will receive N $ 25,000.
Game mode
The final round of the cup will be played in tournament mode on a few weekends in central stadiums. There are 32 teams in the knockout system in the final round . Before that, the participating clubs in the second division (probably in Windhoek and Otjiwarongo ) and third divisions (each in the regions) must qualify in elimination tournaments.
Events
The individual rounds should be held on the following dates:
- Qualifications: late December 2010
- 1/16 finals: February 5 - February 6, 2011
- Round of 16: February 23 - February 27, 2011
- Quarter-finals: April 9 - April 10, 2011
- Semi-finals: May 7, 2011
- Final: May 28, 2011
Participating teams
The twelve teams of the Namibia Premier League 2010/11 and the two relegated teams from the 2009/2010 season are automatically qualified for the finals.
There are also three teams from the “Northern Stream” and two from the “Southern Stream” of the Namibia First Division (2nd division) as well as one team each from the 13 regional 3rd leagues ( Second Division ). These qualified in qualifying games between December 1st and 5th, 2010.
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Premier League the 12 clubs of the 2010/11 season, the 2 relegatedclubsfrom the 2009/10 season |
First Division 3 or 2 teams from north and south |
Second division , one club per region |
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African Stars (TV)
United Stars (relegated) |
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Results
Note: the number in brackets refers to the league affiliation
1/16 finals
The games of the 1/16 finals took place on February 5th and 6th, 2011 in Windhoek and Otjiwarongo.
| Team I. | Team II | Result | venue | |
| Blue Boys (1) | - | Shaluza Chiefs (3) | 8: 1 | Sam Nujoma Stadium , Windhoek |
| King Pele Santos (3) | - | Young Eleven (3) | 0: 6 | Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek |
| Namib Colts (3) | - | Oshakati City (1) | 2: 4 | Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek |
| SKW (1) | - | Blue Waters (1) | 1: 3 n.e. (0: 0) | Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek |
| UNAM (2) | - | Rundu Chiefs (2) | 1: 3 | Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek |
| Hotspurs (1/2) | - | Nampol (3) | 8-0 | Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek |
| Tigers (1) | - | African Stars (1) | 0: 1 | Sam Nujoma Stadium, Windhoek |
| Ramblers (1) | - | Black Africa Warriors (3) | 10-0 | Mokati Stadium , Otjiwarongo |
| Volcano (3) | - | Eleven Arrows (1) | 0: 7 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Civics (1) | - | UNAM Ogongo (3) | 2-0 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Eleven Brothers (3) | - | Bingo (3) | 1: 3 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| United Stars (1/2) | - | Orlando Pirates (1) | 0: 3 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Oshikango United (3) | - | Young Rangers (2) | 2: 4 n.e. (1: 1) | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Pescanova (3) | - | Friends (2) | 10: 4 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Black Buffalos (3) | - | Black Africa (1) | 0:13 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Mighty Gunners (1) | - | Golden Bees (2) | 4: 5 n.e. (1: 1) | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
1/8 finals
The 1/8 final games took place from February 25th to 26th, 2011 in Windhoek and Walvis Bay.
| Team I. | Team II | Result | venue | |
| Black Africa (1) | - | Ramblers (1) | 3-0 | Independence Stadium , Windhoek |
| Civis (1) | - | Blue Waters (1) | 7: 6 nE (1: 1) | Independence Stadium, Windhoek |
| Orlando Pirates (1) | - | Oshakati City (1) | 2: 1 | Independence Stadium, Windhoek |
| Eleven Arrows (1) | - | Pescanova (3) | 9: 1 | Independence Stadium, Windhoek |
| Blue Boys (1) | - | Bingo (3) | 1-0 | Kuisebmund Stadium , Walvis Bay |
| Young Eleven (3) | - | Rundu Chiefs (2) | 0: 2 | Kuisebmund Stadium, Walvis Bay |
| Golden Bees (2) | - | Young Rangers (2) | 5: 3 n.e. (2: 2) | Kuisebmund Stadium, Walvis Bay |
| African Stars (1) | - | Hotspurs (1/2) | 2-0 | Kuisebmund Stadium, Walvis Bay |
1/4 final
The games of the 1/4 final took place on April 9 and 10, 2011 in Windhoek and Otjiwarongo.
| Team I. | Team II | Result | venue | |
| Orlando Pirates (1) | - | African Stars (1) | 1-0 | Independence Stadium , Windhoek |
| Rundu Chiefs (2) | - | Eleven Arrows (1) | 2: 4 n.e. (0: 0) | Mokati Stadium , Otjiwarongo |
| Black Africa (1) | - | Golden Bees (2) | 3-0 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
| Blue Boys (1) | - | Civics (1) | 0: 1 | Mokati Stadium, Otjiwarongo |
Semifinals
The semi-final games took place on May 7, 2011 in Windhoek.
| Team I. | Team II | Result | venue | |
| Orlando Pirates (1) | - | Eleven Arrows (1) | 0: 1 | Independence Stadium , Windhoek |
| Black Africa (1) | - | Civics (1) | 1: 2 | Independence Stadium, Windhoek |
final
The final of the 2011 NFA Cup took place on May 28, 2011 in Walvis Bay .
| Team I. | Team II | Result | venue | |
| Eleven Arrows (1) | - | Civics (1) | 2-0 | Kuisebmond Stadium , Walvis Bay |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Tigers to meet African Stars again, Namibia Sport, January 20, 2011 ( page no longer available , search in web archives )
- ↑ Black Africa to face Ramblers in Leo NFA Cup, Namibia Sport, February 16, 2011 ( page no longer available , search in web archives )
- ↑ Stars, Pirates to meet in NFA Cup, Namibia Sport, March 8, 2011 ( page no longer available , search in web archives )
