Swiss Cup 2013/14
| Swiss Cup 2013/14 | |
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| Cup winner | FC Zurich (8th title) |
| Europa League qualification |
FC Zurich |
| Beginning | 17th August 2013 |
| Final | April 21, 2014, Easter Monday |
| Final stadium | Stade de Suisse , Bern |
| Teams | 64 |
| Games | 63 (of which 63 played) |
| Gates | 250 (ø 3.97 per game) |
| Top scorer |
Ange Mawete N'Silu ( FC Le Mont ) Dimitar Rangelow ( FC Luzern ) |
| ← Swiss Cup 2012/13 | |
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Swiss Football Regional Cups 2013/14 ↓
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The 89th Swiss Cup was held from August 14, 2013 to April 21, 2014. The defending champion was the Grasshopper Club Zurich . In the final, FC Zurich was able to secure their eighth title with a 2-0 after extra time against last year's finalists FC Basel .
The mode
Ten clubs in the Raiffeisen Super League and 9 clubs in the Brack.ch Challenge League qualified directly for the Swiss Cup. In addition, 21 clubs from the 1st league (10 from Promotion and 11 from Classic ), 10 clubs from the 2nd interregional league and 14 clubs from the amateur leagues joined them. They had to qualify for the Swiss Cup in regional competitions.
FC Vaduz from the Challenge League was not eligible to play , as this club takes part in the Liechtenstein Cup , as were the U21 teams from the 1st division promotion . Furthermore, all other reserve teams were also excluded from the cup. If a second team wins a regional cup, the first team advances. If the first team is already qualified, the starting place goes to the finalists of the regional cup.
It was played in a knockout system. Each round must normally take place within a maximum of two days. The venue for the final was Bern.
1/32 finals (August 14, 17 and 18, 2013): 64 teams, the winners qualify for the 1/16 finals.
1/16 finals (14/15 September 2013): 32 teams, the winners qualify for the round of 16.
Round of 16 (November 9, 10 and 14, 2013): 16 teams, the winners qualify for the quarter-finals.
Quarter-finals (December 4, 2013, February 5, 2014): 8 teams, the winners are qualified for the semi-finals.
Semi-finals (March 26, 2014): 4 teams, the winners qualify for the final.
Final (April 21, 2014, Easter Monday): The winner wins the 89th Swiss Cup.
Participating teams
A total of 64 teams took part in the cup.
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Raiffeisen Super League the 10 clubs of the 2013/14 season |
Brack.ch Challenge League 9 clubs of the 2013/14 season |
1st league promotion 10 clubs of the 2013/14 season |
1.Liga Classic 11 clubs of the 2013/14 season |
2nd league interregional 10 clubs of the 2013/14 season |
Lower divisions 14 clubs in the 2013/14 season |
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Lancy FC ( GE )
US Terre Sainte ( VD ) |
FC Amriswil ( TG ) FC Ascona ( TI ) FC Dietikon ( Zurich ) FC Hergiswil ( NW )
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2nd regional league SC Balerna ( TI ) FC Bassersdorf ( ZH ) FC Chippis ( VS ) FC Cornol ( JU ) SC Fulenbach ( SO ) AS Calcio Kreuzlingen ( TG ) FC Murten ( FR ) FC Reinach ( BL ) FC Savièse ( VS ) FC Schönbühl ( BE ) FC Suhr ( AG ) FC Veyrier Sports ( GE ) 3rd league SC Obergeissenstein ( LU ) FC Wiesendangen ( ZH ) |
Tournament summary
In the first round , three top division teams already expressed difficulties with their opponents. The Grasshopper Club Zurich sat as reigning cup winner against third-tier SC Kriens on a tight 1: 0 by. FC Sion , who only won 3-1 in extra time against fourth-rate FC Sursee , and Swiss champions FC Basel , who won 1-0 in extra time against BSC Old Boys Basel in the city derby , had even more struggles .
Three clubs in the second highest league, the Brack.ch Challenge League , did not survive the first round. The FC Wil difference against the third-tier FC Le Mont 1: 4 from the FC Winterthur flew through a 4: 5 after penalty shootout against the also in the 1. Liga Promotion gambling SC Brühl from the competition, the FC Chiasso was eliminated by the fourth-rate US Terre Sainte with 1: 2. FC Locarno had trouble against fifth-rate FC Ascona; In the Ticino canton derby, the upper class won 2-1 after extra time.
In the second round , FC Schaffhausen failed as a second division team at SC Brühl St. Gallen 2: 3. The two city- Zurich super-league players could only narrowly prevail, so FC Zurich won 3-2 against fifth-rate FC Stade Lausanne-Ouchy , while Grasshopper Club Zurich even had to go into extra time against third-rate FC Stade Nyonnais and won there 4: 2. Again, FC Basel only scored 1-0 , in this round against fourth-class FC Münsingen .
With FC Locarno (0: 3 against FC Thun ), FC Lugano (1: 3 against FC St. Gallen ), FC Wohlen (0: 1 against FC Sion ) and Servette FC Genève (0: 1 against the FC Lausanne-Sport ) all four second division clubs lost the duel against the upper class. As the only club in the second division, FC Biel-Bienne prevailed against FC Bavois from the fourth-class 1st League Classic.
The round of 16 began with the only fourth-rate club that was still in competition. The FC Baden went against FC Zurich while even in the lead, lost but ultimately clear with 1: 4. With the same result, the second city of Zurich club also prevailed, the Grasshopper Club Zurich won away against third-class FC Köniz . The SC Brühl St. Gallen from the third division, the first division promotion, fought against FC Lausanne-Sport for a long time at eye level, but lost 3-0 in total due to two late goals.
The biggest sensation was achieved by third-class FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne , who eliminated the BSC Young Boys 4-1 and thus threw the first division out of the competition. The FC Basel won against the also third-rate FC Tuggen with 3: 1. The game between FC Biel-Bienne and FC Thun had to be postponed due to unplayable terrain. The upper-class FC Thun was able to win the supplementary game just 1-0 after extra time.
In the quarter-finals , the defending champions, the Grasshoppers , failed against league rivals FC Thun 3: 4 after a penalty shoot-out. Previously, the game ended goalless after regular time and extra time. The FC Luzern won his match against FC Lausanne-Sport with 2: 0, thus joining just before the semifinal, as well as the FC Zurich , which the FC St. Gallen away with 1: 0 defeated. The game between the surprise team FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne from the 1st division promotion and Swiss champions FC Basel had to be postponed due to unplayable terrain and was rescheduled for February 5, 2014. In addition, the teams exchanged home rights, the game was played in Basel's St. Jakob-Park , with FC Le Mont as the “host”. The game ended 6-1 for Basel.
In the semi-finals , FC Basel beat FC Luzern 1-0 thanks to a late goal from Davide Callà , who had played for FC Aarau in the autumn. In the second encounter, there were no goals between FC Zurich and FC Thun for 120 minutes, which is why the penalty shoot-out had to decide. The first attempt by Thun's Christian Schneuwly failed, after which all shooters met, which means that FC Zurich moved into the final against FC Basel.
In the final , FC Zurich and FC Basel were largely able to neutralize each other in the first half. Until Basel's Gastón Sauro saw the red card for an emergency brake in the 66th minute , both teams still had some chances. While FC Zurich then largely pushed FC Basel back on the defensive, the Basel team nonetheless drove some dangerous counterattacks. In the 82nd minute, a long-range shot from Zurich's Davide Chiumiento hit the crossbar. In the first half of extra time, there was a controversial scene in the 99th minute in which Basel's Giovanni Sio was sent off with a yellow-red card after an alleged swallow in the opponent's penalty area. In return, Mario Gavranović used a cross from Jorge Teixeira to lead Zurich. As a result, the nine players from Basel were no longer able to react. Yassine Chikhaoui played a decisive role in the 2-0 win by Gavranović in the 114th minute . With the win, FC Zurich was also able to win the fourth duel in the cup final against FC Basel. Overall, it was the eighth title in nine finals. The last cup victory was won by FC Zurich in 2005.
First round
The teams from the Raiffeisen Super League and the Brack.ch Challenge League could not meet. If a team was in a lower league, it was given home advantage, otherwise the team drawn first. The draw took place on July 1, 2013.
| date | time | home | guest | result |
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| 08/14/2013 | 20:00 | SC Fulenbach ( 2nd L ) | FC Baden ( 1st LC ) | 0: 6 |
| 08/17/2013 | 14:30 | FC Sursee (1st LC) | FC Sion ( RSL ) | 1: 3 a.d. |
| 16:00 | FC Bassersdorf (2nd L) | FC Zurich (RSL) | 0: 6 | |
| FC Veyrier Sports (2nd L) | BSC Young Boys (RSL) | 0: 8 | ||
| FC Kreuzlingen ( 2nd LI ) | FC Stade Lausanne-Ouchy (2nd LI) | 2: 4 | ||
| 16:30 | FC Amriswil (2nd LI) | FC Tuggen ( 1st LP ) | 2: 3 | |
| 17:00 | FC Reinach (2nd L) | Lancy FC (1st LC) | 1: 4 | |
| FC Wiesendangen ( 3rd L ) | FC Savièse (2nd L) | 1: 2 | ||
| FC Altstätten (2nd LI) | FC Wohlen ( BCL ) | 0: 5 | ||
| FC Münsingen (1st LC) | FC Bulle (1st LC) | 2-0 | ||
| 17:30 | SC Kriens (1st LP) | Grasshopper Club Zurich (RSL) | 0: 1 | |
| SC Brühl St. Gallen (1st LP) | FC Winterthur (BCL) | 0: 0 a.d., 5: 4 in E. | ||
| FC Stade Nyonnais (1st LP) | AC Bellinzona (1st LP) | 2-0 | ||
| 18:00 | BSC Old Boys Basel (1st LP) | FC Basel (RSL) | 0: 1 a.d. | |
| FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne (1st LP) | FC Wil (BCL) | 4: 1 | ||
| US Terre Sainte (1st LC) | FC Chiasso (BCL) | 2: 1 | ||
| FC Dietikon (2nd L) | SC YF Juventus Zurich (1st LP) | 0: 6 | ||
| SC Balerna (2nd L) | FC Hergiswil (2nd LI) | 1: 3 | ||
| 19:00 | FC Vevey Sports 05 (2nd LI) | FC Köniz (1st LP) | 1: 3 | |
| 20:00 | Étoile Carouge FC (1st LP) | FC Lugano (BCL) | 1: 4 | |
| 20:15 | FC La Chaux-de-Fonds (2nd LI) | Servette FC Genève (BCL) | 0: 3 | |
| 08/18/2013 | 14:30 | FC Chippis (2nd L) | FC Schaffhausen (BCL) | 0: 6 |
| SC Obergeissenstein (3rd L) | FC Bavois (1st LC) | 1: 3 | ||
| 15:00 | FC Murten (2nd L) | FC Luzern (RSL) | 0:11 | |
| FC Cornol (2nd L) | FC Lausanne-Sport (RSL) | 0: 7 | ||
| FC Echallens (1st LC) | FC Thun (RSL) | 1: 3 | ||
| FC Concordia Basel (1st LC) | FC Biel-Bienne (BCL) | 2: 4 | ||
| FC Suhr (2nd L) | SC Buochs (2nd LI) | 1: 3 | ||
| 16:00 | FC Schönbühl (2nd L) | FC St. Gallen (RSL) | 1: 8 | |
| Neuchâtel Xamax FCS (1st LC) | FC Aarau (RSL) | 1: 3 | ||
| AS Calcio Kreuzlingen (2nd L) | FC Schötz (1st LC) | 0: 4 | ||
| 18:00 | FC Ascona (2nd LI) | FC Locarno (BCL) | 1: 2 a.d. |
Second round
The teams from the Raiffeisen Super League could not meet. If a team was in a lower league, it was given home advantage, otherwise the team drawn first. The draw took place on August 19, 2013.
| date | time | home | guest | result |
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| 13.09.2013 | 7:30 p.m. | FC Locarno ( BCL ) | FC Thun ( RSL ) | 0: 3 |
| 09/14/2013 | 15:00 | FC Hergiswil ( 2nd LI ) | FC Baden ( 1st LC ) | 2: 3 |
| 16:00 | FC Stade Nyonnais ( 1st LP ) | Grasshopper Club Zurich (RSL) | 2: 4 a.d. | |
| FC Schötz (1st LC) | FC Köniz (1st LP) | 3: 4 | ||
| 16:30 | SC Brühl St. Gallen (1st LP) | FC Schaffhausen (BCL) | 3: 2 | |
| 17:00 | SC YF Juventus Zurich (1st LP) | BSC Young Boys (RSL) | 2: 4 | |
| FC Münsingen (1st LC) | FC Basel (RSL) | 0: 1 | ||
| FC Bavois (1st LC) | FC Biel-Bienne (BCL) | 0: 4 | ||
| Lancy FC (1st LC) | FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne (1st LP) | 0: 5 | ||
| 17:30 | FC Savièse ( 2nd L ) | FC Tuggen (1st LP) | 1: 3 | |
| 18:00 | SC Buochs (2nd LI) | FC Aarau (RSL) | 1: 5 | |
| 7:30 p.m. | Servette FC Genève (BCL) | FC Lausanne-Sport (RSL) | 0: 1 | |
| 09/15/2013 | 14:30 | FC Wohlen (BCL) | FC Sion (RSL) | 0: 1 |
| 15:00 | US Terre Sainte (1st LC) | FC Luzern (RSL) | 1: 4 | |
| 16:00 | FC Lugano (BCL) | FC St. Gallen (RSL) | 1: 3 | |
| FC Stade Lausanne-Ouchy (2nd LI) | FC Zurich (RSL) | 2: 3 |
Round of 16
As far as possible, teams from the Raiffeisen Super League were prevented from clashing. If a team was in a lower league, it was given home advantage, otherwise the team drawn first. The draw took place on September 16, 2013.
The game between FC Biel-Bienne and FC Thun had to be canceled due to heavy rainfall, the terrain was not playable due to the adverse weather. The game has been postponed to November 14th.
| date | time | home | guest | result |
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| 11/09/2013 | 15:00 | FC Baden ( 1st LC ) | FC Zurich ( RSL ) | 1: 4 |
| 16:00 | FC Köniz ( 1st LP ) | Grasshopper Club Zurich (RSL) | 1: 4 | |
| 16:30 | FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne (1st LP) | BSC Young Boys (RSL) | 4: 1 | |
| SC Brühl St. Gallen (1st LP) | FC Lausanne-Sport (RSL) | 0: 3 | ||
| 11/10/2013 | 14:30 | FC Tuggen (1st LP) | FC Basel (RSL) | 1: 3 |
| 3:30 p.m. | FC Luzern (RSL) | FC Sion (RSL) | 1-0 | |
| 16:00 | FC St. Gallen (RSL) | FC Aarau (RSL) | 4-0 | |
| 11/14/2013 | 7:30 p.m. | FC Biel-Bienne ( BCL ) | FC Thun (RSL) | 0: 1 a.d. |
Quarter finals
The matches were drawn without any conditions, everyone could meet anyone. The team that was drawn first received home advantage. The draw took place on November 10th.
The game between FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne and FC Basel had to be canceled because the pitch was iced over, the terrain was not playable. The game was postponed to February 5, 2014 and played in Basel.
| date | time | home | guest | result |
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| 04/12/2013 | 19:45 | FC Luzern ( RSL ) | FC Lausanne-Sport (RSL) | 2-0 |
| 20:00 | FC St. Gallen (RSL) | FC Zurich (RSL) | 0: 1 | |
| FC Thun (RSL) | Grasshopper Club Zurich (RSL) | 0: 0 a.d., 4: 3 in E. | ||
| 02/05/2014 | 7:30 p.m. | FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne ( 1st LP ) | FC Basel (RSL) | 1: 6 |
Semifinals
The matches were drawn without any conditions, everyone could meet anyone. The team that was drawn first received home advantage. The draw took place on December 4, 2013.
| date | time | home | guest | result |
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| 03/26/2014 | 19:00 | FC Basel ( RSL ) | FC Luzern (RSL) | 1-0 |
| 03/26/2014 | 21:00 | FC Zurich (RSL) | FC Thun (RSL) | 0: 0 n.v. 5: 4 i. E. |
Final
The final game took place on April 21, 2014 (Easter Monday) in the Stade de Suisse in Bern.
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 FC Zurich - FC Basel
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| Result | 2: 0 a.d. |
| date | April 21, 2014 |
| Stadion | Stade de Suisse , Bern |
| spectator | 23,312 |
| referee | Patrick Graf |
| Gates | 1-0 Mario Gavranović (100th) 2-0 Mario Gavranović (114th) |
| FC Zurich |
David Da Costa - Jorge Teixeira , Ivan Kecojević , Berat Djimsiti - Oliver Buff (86th Davide Mariani ) - Philippe Koch , Davide Chiumiento , Yassine Chikhaoui , Avi Rikan (111th Asmir Kajević ) - Mario Gavranović , Franck Etoundi (91st Armando Sadiku ) Trainer: Urs Meier |
| FC Basel |
Yann Sommer - Naser Aliji , Marek Suchy , Gastón Sauro , Behrang Safari - Serey Die , Mohamed Elneny - Davide Callà (71st Arlind Ajeti ), Fabian Frei (60th Matías Delgado ), Valentin Stocker (106th Marcelo Díaz ) - Giovanni Sio Trainer: Murat Yakin |
List of goalscorers
The top scorers of the Swiss Cup 2013/14 are listed below. They are initially sorted alphabetically according to the number of their hits, with the same number of goals.
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 Ange Mawete N'Silu
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FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne | 6th |
 Dimitar Rangelow
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FC Luzern | ||
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 Marco Schönbächler
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FC Zurich | 5 |
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Mario Gavranović
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FC Zurich | 4th |
 Ohad Kadusi
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FC Lausanne Sports | ||
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Goran Karanović
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FC St. Gallen | ||
 Dario Lezcano
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FC Luzern | ||
| 8th. |
Goran Antić
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FC Baden | 3 |
 Sid-Ahmed Bouziane
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FC Le Mont-sur-Lausanne | ||
 Patrick Eseosa
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Lancy FC | ||
 Juan Pablo Garat
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FC Aarau | ||
 Faruk Gül
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FC Schaffhausen | ||
 Javier Henarez
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FC Stade Nyonnais | ||
 Jahmir Hyka
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FC Luzern | ||
 Alhassane Keita (soccer player, 1983)
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FC St. Gallen | ||
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Aljmir Murati
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FC Tuggen | ||
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Roberto Rodríguez
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FC St. Gallen | ||
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Helios Sessolo
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BSC Young Boys | ||
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Nico Siegrist
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FC Biel-Bienne | ||
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Brice Ngindu Tshitumba
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FC Stade Lausanne-Ouchy |