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2008/2009 PORTUGAL CUP MILLENNIUM

Quarter-Finals

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Wednesday, January 28
Paços de Ferreira - Naval
FC Porto - Leixões
Vitória de Guimarães - Estrela da Amadora
At. Valdevez - Nacional

5th Round

Saturday, December 13
Cinfães 1-4 FC Porto
Naval 3-0 Portimonense
Est. Amadora 1-0 (a.p.) Ol. Moscavide
Leixões 0-0 (5-4)g.p. Benfica

Sunday, December 14
Valdevez 3-1 Santa Clara
Trofense 2-4 Nacional
P. Ferreira 4-1 Vizela
V. Setúbal 0-1 V. Guimarães

4th Round

Saturday, November 8
Boavista 0-2 V. Guimarães

Sunday, November 9
Cinfães 1-0 Fátima
Vizela 3-1 Esmoriz
Gondomar 0-2 Trofense
Portimonense 3-0 Varzim
Académica 0-1 Est. Amadora
Valdevez 1-0 Gil Vicente
Ol. Moscavide 2-0 Beira-Mar
Arouca 0-0 (1-3)g.p. P. Ferreira
Leixões 3-0 (a.p.) Santana
Naval 3-2 (a.p.) Belenenses
Sporting 1-1 (4-5)g.p. FC Porto

Monday, November 10
Nacional 1-0 Sp. Braga
Benfica 3-0 Desp. Aves

Wednesday, November 27
Torre de Moncorvo 0-4 V. Setúbal

Wednesday, December 10
Santa Clara 2-0 U. Madeira

3rd Round

Saturday, October 18
Boavista S. Mateus (III) 0-1 Naval 1.º Maio (L)
Estrela Amadora (L) 2-0 Operário (II)
Nacional (L) 4-0 Angrense (III)
Sertanense (III) 0-4 FC Porto (L)
Aliados Lordelo (II) 0-1 Trofense (L)
União Leiria (H) 0-1 Sporting (L)

Sunday, October 19
Amares (III) 0-3 Belenenses (L)
Arouca (II) 0-0 (3-1)g.p. Marítimo (L)
Desp. Aves (H) 6-0 Gândara (III)
Beira-Mar (H) 3-0 Atlético Reguengos (II)
Benfica (L) 0-0 (5-3)g.p. Penafiel (II)
Boavista (H) 1-0 Lousada (II)
Chaves (II) 0-1 Sporting Braga (L)
Sporting Covilhã (H) 1-2 (a.p.) Varzim (H)
Esmoriz (II) 3-4 (a.p.) Maria da Fonte (II)
Fabril Barreiro (III) 0-1 Olivais e Moscavide (II)
Fátima (II) 1-1 (4-2)g.p. Feirense (H)
Gil Vicente (H) 3-2 (a.p.) Rio Ave (L)
Leixões (L) 4-1 (a.p.) Caniçal (II)
Olhanense (H) 1-1 (1-4)g.p. Valdevez (II)
Paços Ferreira (L) 3-0 Rebordosa (III)
Paredes (III) 1-2 Cinfães (III)
Portimonense (H) 2-1 Pinhalnovense (II)
Sanjoanense (II) 1-1 (4-5)g.p. Gondomar (H)
Santana (II) 1-0 Odivelas (II)
Torreense (II) 0-2 Académica Coimbra (L)
União Madeira (II) 2-1 Camacha (III)
Vitória Setúbal (L) 1-0 Ribeirão (II)
Vitória Guimarães (L) 4-2 União de Lamas (III)
Vizela (H) 3-0 Estoril Praia (H)
Freamunde (H) 0-1 Santa Clara (H)
Peniche (III) 0-2 Torre de Moncorvo (III)

2nd Round

Sunday, September 14
Madalena 2-3 (a.p.) Mª da Fonte
At. Reguengos 3-0 Caldas
Padroense 0-3 (a.p.) Gondomar
Messinense 0-4 Olhanense
Esmoriz 2-0 At. Cacém
Ac. Viseu 1-2 (a.p.) Vizela
Penafiel 1-0 Vila Real
Caniçal 5-0 Vila Meã
Marinhas 2-3 (a.p.) Odivelas
Aliados Lordelo 1-0 Real
Ribeirão 1-1 (3-2)g.p. Joane
Lagoa 0-2 Chaves
Varzim 7-0 Lixa
U. Lamas 4-1 Rabo Peixe
Abrantes 0-3 Paredes
(Abrantes forfeited due to financial struggles, the club folded)
Sintrense 0-1 Arouca
Coimbrões 1-1 (2-4)g.p. Fátima
Peniche 5-0 Sourense
Merelinense 0-1 (a.p.) Freamunde
Gil Vicente 1-0 Louletano
Santana 7-0 SL Cartaxo
Moncorvo 3-1 Serzedelo
AD Lousada 2-0 Infesta
Estoril 1-0 Bragança
Mãe de Água 2-3 Gândara
Santa Clara 1-0 Fiães
F. Algodres 1-2 Operário
Lusitânia 0-3 Angrense
Limianos 1-3 Beira-Mar
FC Crato 2-3 Portimonense
Torreense 3-0 Oliv. Bairro
Sp. Covilhã 3-0 Milheiroense
Fut. Benfica 0-1 Rebordosa
Carregado 1-3 U. Leiria
Penamacorense 0-3 Desp. Aves
Portosantense 0-1 (a.p.) Fabril Barreiro
Pinhalnovense 2-0 Atlético
Campinense 1-3 U. Madeira
Valdevez 2-1 (a.p.) Oliveirense
Amares 3-1 (a.p.) Mondinense
Boavista 2-0 O Elvas
Oriental 0-1 Feirense
Boavista S.Mateus 2-1 Lourosa
Mafra 2-2 (4-5)g.p. Sertanense
Ribeira Brava 1-1 (3-5)g.p. Cinfães
Sanjoanense 1-0 C. Piedade
Tirsense 0-1 Ol. Moscavide
Vieira 0-1 Camacha

1st Round

Saturday, September 6
Boavista S.Mateus 1-1 (4-2)g.p. Nelas

Sunday, September 7
Vitória do Pico 2-2 (4-5)g.p. Arouca

Sunday, August 31

Barreirense 1-3 Operario
Esmoriz 3-2 Anadia
Benf.C.Branco 0-2 O Elvas
At. Cacem 1-0 Tourizense
Lixa 2-1 Oliveirense
Braganca 2-0 1º Dezembro
Valdevez 2-0 U. Serra
Canical 3-0 BeiraMar Alg.
Messinense 2-1 Praiense
Castrense 2-3 Carregado
Leca 1-3 Chaves
Infesta 3-3 (3-2)g.p. Machico
Vigor Mocidade 3-3 (7-8)g.p. Limianos
Farense 0-2 Moncorvo
Marinhense 2-3 Rabo Peixe
Camacha 1-0 Moreirense
Oriental 1-0 Silves
Penamacorense 2-1 Igreja Nova
Pombal 0-3 Joane
Monsanto 2-2 (2-3)g.p. Moscavide
Agueda 0-1 (a.p.) Ribeira Brava
Lousanense 1-4 Reguengos
U. Lamas 1-0 Aljustrelense
Pesc. Caparica 0-1 Mae de Agua
Real 2-0 Macedo
Fabril Barreiro 1-1 (3-1)g.p. Pampilhosa
Pontassolense 3-3 (2-4)g.p. Oliv. Bairro
Vilanovense 1-2 Serzedelo
Peniche 2-2 (3-1)g.p. Fafe
Rio Maior 0-1 Paredes
Tirsense 2-1 Penalva
Mirandela 1-4 Pinhalnovense
Odivelas 5-0 Alpendorada
Angrense 1-0 Quarteirense
Milheiroense 2-0 Unhais da Serra
Juv. Evora 0-1 Sintrense
Satao 1-1 (4-5)g.p. Rebordosa
C. Piedade FC Maia
Tondela 1-1 (2-3)g.p. Cartaxo
Marítimo SC 1-2 Sanjoanense
Atalaia do Campo 1-2 (a.p.) Santana
Amarante 1-2 Ribeirao
Capelense 0-2 Aliados Lordelo
Espinho 1-2 Lourosa
Sertanense 1-0 U. Tocha
Lusit. Evora 1-1 (3-5)g.p. Fiaes
S. Joao Ver 0-2 (a.p.) Atletico
Torres Novas 0-1 AD Lousada
Padroense 3-0 Vilaverdense
Fao 1-3 Mafra
FC Crato 2-1 Electrico
Penafiel 3-0 Casa Pia
Valecambrense 1-2 Campinense
Sourense 2-0 Avanca
Merelinense 1-0 Vianense
Gandara 3-1 Cam.Lobos
Vieira 1-0 Oliv. Douro
Prado 2-3 M da Fonte
Vila Real 2-0 U. Micaelense

COMPETITION INFORMATION

The Portuguese Cup or, more correctly, Cup of Portugal Millennium, is the Portuguese national football competition on a knock-out-basis. From the 2008 season the cup is sponsored by the Portuguese biggest private bank Millennium BCP. Up to 1938, the same competition was held under the name Championship of Portugal (Campeonato de Portugal) and defined the Portuguese champion.

History

The first incarnation of the Taça was in 1912, but very few clubs could participate and thus it was not a regular competition, the fact which ended it in 1918, the Portuguese Federation don't take in account its existence. It was named "Taça do Império" since S.C. Império organised it (do not confuse with Taça Império, which was the inaugural game at the National Stadium where the Champion and the Cup winner played against each other). In 1921 the the "National Championship" was created and was played every season with all the clubs participating in elimination rounds, the winners were named Champions of Portugal and it was the primary tournament in Portugal, more important than the round-robin competition itself created in the late 30's. For the 1938/1939 season, the name was changed for "Taça de Portugal" (Cup of Portugal) and the tournament turned into the second-most important in Portugal. It is organized by the Portuguese Football Federation (Federação Portuguesa de Futebol) and is played by all the teams in the four national divisions (Liga, League of Honour, Second Division and Third Division). Also the runners-up of each regional football associations local championships from the previous season will have a place in the first round.

As of 2007, the cup is comprised of 9 rounds (final included), with 1st level clubs joining at the 4th round, the 2nd level clubs joining at the 3rd round, the 3rd level clubs joining at the 2nd round and the lower level clubs competing from the beginning.

The venue

The final game has been played at the Estádio Nacional in Jamor, near Lisbon since 1946 with an exception for the year of 1961 (albeit Estádio das Antas being the home of F.C. Porto, an agreement was made between the two sides, since it was also quite nearer for Leixões S.C. to play), in the three years following the Carnation Revolution and in the season 1982/83, due to F.C. Porto pressure. In the years next to the Carnation Revolution, the venue of the final game would be at the home ground of the team that won the Portuguese Cup the previous year (note that when Boavista F.C. won the Cup two times in a row, the final of the next years were in Estádio das Antas (F.C. Porto's home ground at the time), since the Estádio do Bessa (Boavista's home ground) was too small to host the final and both teams were from the same city, Porto).

Official Trophy

Titled the "Taça de Portugal", this trophy is awarded to the winner of the nationwide tournament. The trophy is made out of wood and silver. The trophy that the teams receive is a smaller replica of the original which remains with the FPF.

Dimensions of the original trophy

Weight - 15 kg
Total height - 1 meter
Height from the top of the wood frame - 65 cm
Height of the wood base - 35 cm
Diameter - 40 cm

Dimensions of the replica trophies

Weight - 16.95 kg
Total height - 58 cm
Height from the top of the wood frame - 37 cm
Height of the wood base - 21 cm
Diameter - 20 cm

Stats and Records

» List of winners - Taça do Império 1912-1918 (unofficial competition)
» List of winners - Campeonato de Portugal 1921-1938
» List of winners - Taça de Portugal 1938-present


	2008/2009 PORTUGAL CUP MILLENNIUM Quarter-Finals HOME - AWAY Wednesday, January 28 Paços de Ferreira - Naval FC Porto - Leixões Vitória de Guimarães - Estrela da Amadora At. Valdevez - Nacional 5th Round Saturday, December 13 Cinfães 1-4 FC Porto Naval 3-0 Portimonense Est. Amadora 1-0 (a.p.) Ol. Moscavide Leixões 0-0 (5-4)g.p. Benfica Sunday, December 14 Valdevez 3-1 Santa Clara Trofense 2-4 Nacional P. Ferreira 4-1 Vizela V. Setúbal 0-1 V. Guimarães 4th Round Saturday, November 8 Boavista 0-2 V. Guimarães Sunday, November 9 Cinfães 1-0 Fátima Vizela 3-1 Esmoriz Gondomar 0-2 Trofense Portimonense 3-0 Varzim Académica 0-1 Est. Amadora Valdevez 1-0 Gil Vicente Ol. Moscavide 2-0 Beira-Mar Arouca 0-0 (1-3)g.p. P. Ferreira Leixões 3-0 (a.p.) Santana Naval 3-2 (a.p.) Belenenses Sporting 1-1 (4-5)g.p. FC Porto Monday, November 10 Nacional 1-0 Sp. Braga Benfica 3-0 Desp. Aves Wednesday, November 27 Torre de Moncorvo 0-4 V. Setúbal Wednesday, December 10 Santa Clara 2-0 U. Madeira 3rd Round Saturday, October 18 Boavista S. Mateus (III) 0-1 Naval 1.º Maio (L) Estrela Amadora (L) 2-0 Operário (II) Nacional (L) 4-0 Angrense (III) Sertanense (III) 0-4 FC Porto (L) Aliados Lordelo (II) 0-1 Trofense (L) União Leiria (H) 0-1 Sporting (L) Sunday, October 19 Amares (III) 0-3 Belenenses (L) Arouca (II) 0-0 (3-1)g.p. Marítimo (L) Desp. Aves (H) 6-0 Gândara (III) Beira-Mar (H) 3-0 Atlético Reguengos (II) Benfica (L) 0-0 (5-3)g.p. Penafiel (II) Boavista (H) 1-0 Lousada (II) Chaves (II) 0-1 Sporting Braga (L) Sporting Covilhã (H) 1-2 (a.p.) Varzim (H) Esmoriz (II) 3-4 (a.p.) Maria da Fonte (II) Fabril Barreiro (III) 0-1 Olivais e Moscavide (II) Fátima (II) 1-1 (4-2)g.p. Feirense (H) Gil Vicente (H) 3-2 (a.p.) Rio Ave (L) Leixões (L) 4-1 (a.p.) Caniçal (II) Olhanense (H) 1-1 (1-4)g.p. Valdevez (II) Paços Ferreira (L) 3-0 Rebordosa (III) Paredes (III) 1-2 Cinfães (III) Portimonense (H) 2-1 Pinhalnovense (II) Sanjoanense (II) 1-1 (4-5)g.p. Gondomar (H) Santana (II) 1-0 Odivelas (II) Torreense (II) 0-2 Académica Coimbra (L) União Madeira (II) 2-1 Camacha (III) Vitória Setúbal (L) 1-0 Ribeirão (II) Vitória Guimarães (L) 4-2 União de Lamas (III) Vizela (H) 3-0 Estoril Praia (H) Freamunde (H) 0-1 Santa Clara (H) Peniche (III) 0-2 Torre de Moncorvo (III) 2nd Round Sunday, September 14 Madalena 2-3 (a.p.) Mª da Fonte At. Reguengos 3-0 Caldas Padroense 0-3 (a.p.) Gondomar Messinense 0-4 Olhanense Esmoriz 2-0 At. Cacém Ac. Viseu 1-2 (a.p.) Vizela Penafiel 1-0 Vila Real Caniçal 5-0 Vila Meã Marinhas 2-3 (a.p.) Odivelas Aliados Lordelo 1-0 Real Ribeirão 1-1 (3-2)g.p. Joane Lagoa 0-2 Chaves Varzim 7-0 Lixa U. Lamas 4-1 Rabo Peixe Abrantes 0-3 Paredes (Abrantes forfeited due to financial struggles, the club folded) Sintrense 0-1 Arouca Coimbrões 1-1 (2-4)g.p. Fátima Peniche 5-0 Sourense Merelinense 0-1 (a.p.) Freamunde Gil Vicente 1-0 Louletano Santana 7-0 SL Cartaxo Moncorvo 3-1 Serzedelo AD Lousada 2-0 Infesta Estoril 1-0 Bragança Mãe de Água 2-3 Gândara Santa Clara 1-0 Fiães F. Algodres 1-2 Operário Lusitânia 0-3 Angrense Limianos 1-3 Beira-Mar FC Crato 2-3 Portimonense Torreense 3-0 Oliv. Bairro Sp. Covilhã 3-0 Milheiroense Fut. Benfica 0-1 Rebordosa Carregado 1-3 U. Leiria Penamacorense 0-3 Desp. Aves Portosantense 0-1 (a.p.) Fabril Barreiro Pinhalnovense 2-0 Atlético Campinense 1-3 U. Madeira Valdevez 2-1 (a.p.) Oliveirense Amares 3-1 (a.p.) Mondinense Boavista 2-0 O Elvas Oriental 0-1 Feirense Boavista S.Mateus 2-1 Lourosa Mafra 2-2 (4-5)g.p. Sertanense Ribeira Brava 1-1 (3-5)g.p. Cinfães Sanjoanense 1-0 C. Piedade Tirsense 0-1 Ol. Moscavide Vieira 0-1 Camacha 1st Round Saturday, September 6 Boavista S.Mateus 1-1 (4-2)g.p. Nelas Sunday, September 7 Vitória do Pico 2-2 (4-5)g.p. Arouca Sunday, August 31 Barreirense 1-3 Operario Esmoriz 3-2 Anadia Benf.C.Branco 0-2 O Elvas At. Cacem 1-0 Tourizense Lixa 2-1 Oliveirense Braganca 2-0 1º Dezembro Valdevez 2-0 U. Serra Canical 3-0 BeiraMar Alg. Messinense 2-1 Praiense Castrense 2-3 Carregado Leca 1-3 Chaves Infesta 3-3 (3-2)g.p. Machico Vigor Mocidade 3-3 (7-8)g.p. Limianos Farense 0-2 Moncorvo Marinhense 2-3 Rabo Peixe Camacha 1-0 Moreirense Oriental 1-0 Silves Penamacorense 2-1 Igreja Nova Pombal 0-3 Joane Monsanto 2-2 (2-3)g.p. Moscavide Agueda 0-1 (a.p.) Ribeira Brava Lousanense 1-4 Reguengos U. Lamas 1-0 Aljustrelense Pesc. Caparica 0-1 Mae de Agua Real 2-0 Macedo Fabril Barreiro 1-1 (3-1)g.p. Pampilhosa Pontassolense 3-3 (2-4)g.p. Oliv. Bairro Vilanovense 1-2 Serzedelo Peniche 2-2 (3-1)g.p. Fafe Rio Maior 0-1 Paredes Tirsense 2-1 Penalva Mirandela 1-4 Pinhalnovense Odivelas 5-0 Alpendorada Angrense 1-0 Quarteirense Milheiroense 2-0 Unhais da Serra Juv. Evora 0-1 Sintrense Satao 1-1 (4-5)g.p. Rebordosa C. Piedade FC Maia Tondela 1-1 (2-3)g.p. Cartaxo Marítimo SC 1-2 Sanjoanense Atalaia do Campo 1-2 (a.p.) Santana Amarante 1-2 Ribeirao Capelense 0-2 Aliados Lordelo Espinho 1-2 Lourosa Sertanense 1-0 U. Tocha Lusit. Evora 1-1 (3-5)g.p. Fiaes S. Joao Ver 0-2 (a.p.) Atletico Torres Novas 0-1 AD Lousada Padroense 3-0 Vilaverdense Fao 1-3 Mafra FC Crato 2-1 Electrico Penafiel 3-0 Casa Pia Valecambrense 1-2 Campinense Sourense 2-0 Avanca Merelinense 1-0 Vianense Gandara 3-1 Cam.Lobos Vieira 1-0 Oliv. Douro Prado 2-3 M da Fonte Vila Real 2-0 U. Micaelense COMPETITION INFORMATION The Portuguese Cup or, more correctly, Cup of Portugal Millennium, is the Portuguese national football competition on a knock-out-basis. From the 2008 season the cup is sponsored by the Portuguese biggest private bank Millennium BCP. Up to 1938, the same competition was held under the name Championship of Portugal (Campeonato de Portugal) and defined the Portuguese champion. History The first incarnation of the Taça was in 1912, but very few clubs could participate and thus it was not a regular competition, the fact which ended it in 1918, the Portuguese Federation don't take in account its existence. It was named "Taça do Império" since S.C. Império organised it (do not confuse with Taça Império, which was the inaugural game at the National Stadium where the Champion and the Cup winner played against each other). In 1921 the the "National Championship" was created and was played every season with all the clubs participating in elimination rounds, the winners were named Champions of Portugal and it was the primary tournament in Portugal, more important than the round-robin competition itself created in the late 30's. For the 1938/1939 season, the name was changed for "Taça de Portugal" (Cup of Portugal) and the tournament turned into the second-most important in Portugal. It is organized by the Portuguese Football Federation (Federação Portuguesa de Futebol) and is played by all the teams in the four national divisions (Liga, League of Honour, Second Division and Third Division). Also the runners-up of each regional football associations local championships from the previous season will have a place in the first round. As of 2007, the cup is comprised of 9 rounds (final included), with 1st level clubs joining at the 4th round, the 2nd level clubs joining at the 3rd round, the 3rd level clubs joining at the 2nd round and the lower level clubs competing from the beginning. The venue The final game has been played at the Estádio Nacional in Jamor, near Lisbon since 1946 with an exception for the year of 1961 (albeit Estádio das Antas being the home of F.C. Porto, an agreement was made between the two sides, since it was also quite nearer for Leixões S.C. to play), in the three years following the Carnation Revolution and in the season 1982/83, due to F.C. Porto pressure. In the years next to the Carnation Revolution, the venue of the final game would be at the home ground of the team that won the Portuguese Cup the previous year (note that when Boavista F.C. won the Cup two times in a row, the final of the next years were in Estádio das Antas (F.C. Porto's home ground at the time), since the Estádio do Bessa (Boavista's home ground) was too small to host the final and both teams were from the same city, Porto). Official Trophy Titled the "Taça de Portugal", this trophy is awarded to the winner of the nationwide tournament. The trophy is made out of wood and silver. The trophy that the teams receive is a smaller replica of the original which remains with the FPF. Dimensions of the original trophy Weight - 15 kg Total height - 1 meter Height from the top of the wood frame - 65 cm Height of the wood base - 35 cm Diameter - 40 cm Dimensions of the replica trophies Weight - 16.95 kg Total height - 58 cm Height from the top of the wood frame - 37 cm Height of the wood base - 21 cm Diameter - 20 cm Stats and Records » List of winners - Taça do Império 1912-1918 (unofficial competition) » List of winners - Campeonato de Portugal 1921-1938 » List of winners - Taça de Portugal 1938-present