Türkiye Kupası 1966/67

Türkiye Kupası 1966/67

Cup winners	Altay Izmir (1st title)
European Cup Winners' Cup	Altay Izmir
Beginning	September 10, 1966
final	June 25, 1967
Final stadium	Alsancak Stadium , Izmir
Teams	83
Games	88
Gates	233 (ø 2.65 per game)
Top scorer	Turkey Fevzi Zemzem (10)
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The Türkiye Kupası 1966/67 was the 5th edition of the Turkish soccer cup competition . The competition began on September 10, 1966 with the 1st main round and ended on June 25, 1967 with the final. Altay İzmir and Göztepe İzmir met in the final. For both teams it was their first participation in the final. For the first time since the cup competition was launched, no team from Istanbul took part in the final.

1st main round

Preliminary round

The games of the first preliminary round were played on September 10 and 11, 1966.

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Adalet SK	-	Üsküdar Anadolu	1: 2
Suleymaniye SK	-	Eyupspor	2: 1
Egespor	-	Izmir Kültürspor	0: 2
Yeşilova SK	-	Izmir Demirspor	1: 2
Taksim SK	-	Yeşildirek SK	9-0
Bahçeli Gençlik	-	Yenimahalle SK	2-0
Haskoy SK	-	Yedikule SK	0: 3
Kayseri Şekerspor	-	Malatya Akınspor	3-0
Kocaeli Boruspor	-	Ankara Jandarmagücü	1: 1 a.d.
Palandökenspor	-	Samsun Yolspor	3-0
Sincanspor	-	Ankara Yolspor	3-0

Main round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Taksim SK	-	Suleymaniye SK	5-0
Üsküdar Anadolu	-	Yendikule SK	0: 3
Yenişehir SK	-	Bahçeli Gençlik	1: 1 a.d.
Torbalı Gençlik	-	Ankara Jandarmagücü	1: 2
Barbaros SK	-	Sincanspor	1: 1 a.d.
Izmir Kültürspor	-	Izmir Demirspor	0: 2
Palandökenspor	-	Van Gençlik	1: 3
Kayseri Şekerspor	-	Reyhanlı Gençlik	6: 1
Bursa Nilüferspor	-	Çapaspor	3: 2

2nd main round

1st preliminary round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Beykozspor	-	Davutpaşa SK	3: 2 a.d.
Taksim SK	-	Sarıyer GK	1: 2
Manisaspor	-	Aydınspor	1-0
Sakaryaspor	-	Ankara Güneşspor	1-0
Adanaspor	-	Kayserispor	2: 1
Ülküspor	-	Bursaspor	2: 2 a.d.
Yedikule SK	-	Beylerbeyi SK	2: 1
Boluspor	-	Sincanspor	3-0
Toprakofis SK	-	Yenişehir SK	2: 3
Kocaelispor	-	Bursa Nilüferspor	2-0
Kutahyaspor	-	Kutahya Havagücü	3-0
Van Gençlik	-	Konyaspor	0: 3
Düzce Gençlik	-	Zonguldakspor	3-0

2nd preliminary round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Edirnespor	-	Fatih Karagumruk	2: 2 a.d.
Antalyaspor	-	Kayseri Şekerspor	2: 3 a.d.
Ülküspor	-	Bandırmaspor	1: 2 a.d.
Sarıyer GK	-	Beyoğluspor	1-0
Petrol Ofisi SK	-	Yenişehir SK	1-0
Adanaspor	-	Urfa Gençlik	5-0
Manisaspor	-	Denizlispor	1-0
Sakaryaspor	-	Altındağ SK	4-0
Mersin İdman Yurdu	-	Adana Demirspor	2: 1 a.d.
Galata SK	-	Yedikule SK	5-0
Boluspor	-	Şekerspor	0: 1
Kutahyaspor	-	Izmir Demirspor	2: 1
Samsunspor	-	Konyaspor	1-0
Kocaelispor	-	Ankara Jandarmagücü	2-0
Beykozspor	-	Kasımpaşa Istanbul	4: 2
Düzce Gençlik	-	Trabzonspor	0: 1

Main round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Kayseri Şekerspor	-	Mersin İdman Yurdu	2: 5
Bandırmaspor	-	Kutahyaspor	3: 1
Petrol Ofisi SK	-	Şekerspor	0: 1
Galata SK	-	Edirnespor	1-0
Samsunspor	-	Adanaspor	2-0
Manisaspor	-	Kocaelispor	2: 1
Beykozspor	-	Sarıyer GK	1: 2
Sakaryaspor	-	Trabzonspor	0: 1

3rd main round

1st preliminary round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Trabzonspor	-	Şekerspor	2-0
PTT	-	İstanbulspor	2: 1
Gençlerbirliği Ankara	-	MKE Ankaragücü	2-0

2nd preliminary round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Manisaspor	-	Samsunspor	0: 2
Sarıyer GK	-	Izmirspor	1-0
Altay Izmir	-	Karşıyaka SK	2: 1
Beşiktaş Istanbul	-	Vefa SK	2: 1
Fenerbahçe Istanbul	-	Ferikoy SK	3-0
Trabzonspor	-	PTT	0: 1
Goztepe Izmir	-	Eskişehirspor	4-0
Gençlerbirliği Ankara	-	Mersin İdman Yurdu	1-0

Main round

Home team		Visiting team	Bottom line
Samsunspor	-	Galata SK	1-0
Fenerbahçe Istanbul	-	Altınordu Izmir	0: 0 a.d.
Beşiktaş Istanbul	-	Trabzon İdmanocağı	2-0
Sarıyer GK	-	Bandırmaspor	0: 1
Hacettepe	-	Altay Izmir	1: 2 a.d.
PTT	-	Gençlerbirliği Ankara	4: 1
Goztepe Izmir	-	Ankara Demirspor	3: 1

Quarter finals

	total		First leg	Return leg
Galatasaray Istanbul	1: 2	Altay Izmir	0-0	1: 2
Samsunspor	2: 1	Fenerbahçe Istanbul	2: 1	0-0
Bandırmaspor	1-0	PTT	1-0	0-0
Goztepe Izmir	6: 3	Beşiktaş Istanbul	4: 1	2: 2

Semifinals

First leg: May 17, 1967
Second legs: May 24, 1967

	total		First leg	Return leg
Altay Izmir	3: 1	Bandırmaspor	2: 1	1-0
Goztepe Izmir	5: 2	Samsunspor	4-0	1: 2

final

pairing	Altay Izmir - Göztepe Izmir
Result	2: 2 n.V. (0: 1, 2: 2)
date	June 25, 1967, 4:15 p.m.
Stadion	Alsancak Stadium , Izmir
referee	Walter Eschweiler ( Bonn , Germany )
Gates	0-1 Fevzi Zemzem (17th) 0-2 Halil Kiraz (57th) 1-2 Aydın Yelken (64th) 2-2 Aytekin Erhanoğlu (83rd)
Altay Izmir	Varol Ürkmez - Yılmaz Canlısoy , Zinnur Sarı , Enver Katip - Aytekin Erhanoğlu , Ali Rıza Şenol , Feridun Öztürk , Ender İçten - Ayfer Elmastaşoğlu , Mahmut Evren , Aydın Yelken Trainer: Halil Bıçakçı
Goztepe Izmir	Ali Artuner - Hüseyin Yazıcı , Mehmet Işıkal , Nevzat Güzelırmak , Sabahattin Kuruoğlu - Mehmet Aydın , Fevzi Zemzem , Nihat Yayöz , Halil Kiraz - Ertan Öznur , Gürsel Aksel Trainer: Adnan Süvari
References	none - Gürsel Aksel (83rd)
particularities	Altay Izmir won by tossing a coin after overtime and became the Turkish Cup winner in 1967.

Best goal scorers

rank	player	society	Gates
1	Turkey Fevzi Zemzem	Goztepe Izmir	10
2	Turkey Feridun Köse	PTT	4th
3	Turkey Halil Kiraz	Goztepe Izmir	3
	Turkey Ertan Öznur	Goztepe Izmir
	Turkey Nihat Yayoz	Goztepe Izmir
6th	Turkey Cengiz earths	Bandırmaspor	2
	Turkey Aytekin Erhanoğlu	Altay Izmir
	Turkey Yaşar Mumcuoğlu	Fenerbahçe Istanbul
	Turkey Fethi Turkis	Beşiktaş Istanbul
	Turkey Aydın Yelken	Altay Izmir

Individual evidence

↑ Malatya Akınspor did not step on the field, whereby Kayseri Şekerspor was declared the winner.
↑ Ankara Jandarmagücü won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.
↑ Yenişehir SK won after overtime by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.
↑ Sincanspor won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.
↑ Ülküspor won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.
↑ Due to riots, the game was canceled in the 44th minute of the game. Kütahyaspor was named the winner.
↑ Zonguldakspor did not step on the field, whereby Düzce Gençlik was declared the winner.
↑ Edirnespor won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.
↑ Fenerbahçe Istanbul won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.

Web links

Information on the Turkish Football Cup 1966/67 on mackolik.com

[1] Malatya Akınspor did not step on the field, whereby Kayseri Şekerspor was declared the winner.

[2] Ankara Jandarmagücü won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.

[3] Yenişehir SK won after overtime by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.

[4] Sincanspor won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.

[5] Ülküspor won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.

[6] Due to riots, the game was canceled in the 44th minute of the game. Kütahyaspor was named the winner.

[7] Zonguldakspor did not step on the field, whereby Düzce Gençlik was declared the winner.

[8] Edirnespor won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.

[9] Fenerbahçe Istanbul won after extra time by tossing a coin and proceeded to the next round.