1913 UECF Copa del Rey Final

1913 UECF Copa del Rey Final
Event 1913 Copa del Rey
First leg
Date 16 March 1913
Venue Camp de la Indústria, Barcelona
Referee Spain Angosto
Second leg
In the Replay Match, FC Barcelona won 21.
Date 17 March 1913
Venue Camp de la Indústria, Barcelona
Main article: 1913 Copa del Rey

The 1913 UECF Copa del Rey Final was the 12th final of the Spanish cup competition, the Copa del Rey. The two-legged final was played at Camp de la Indústria in Barcelona on March 17 and March 23, 1913. The first leg ended 22, and the second leg ended 22. The replay game was played the next week.

Final details

First leg

16 March 1913
Real Sociedad 22 FC Barcelona
Domingo Arrillaga
Juan Artola  89'
Romà Forns
Apolinario Rodríguez
REAL SOCIEDAD:
Spain Ramón Anechino
Spain José Berraondo (c)
Spain Mariano Arrate
Spain Arruti
Spain Alberto Machimbarrena
Spain Barandiarán
Spain Juan Artola
Spain Domingo Arrillaga
Spain Eusebio Leturia
Spain Alfonso Sena
Spain José Minondo
FC BARCELONA:
Spain Luis Reñé
Spain Irízar
Spain Manuel Amechazurra (c)
Spain Castejón
Spain Alfredo Massana
Spain Bori
Spain Romà Forns
Spain Oller
Spain Berdié
Spain Apolinario Rodríguez
Spain Enrique Peris

Second leg

FC BARCELONA:
Spain Luis Reñé
Spain Irízar
Spain Manuel Amechazurra (c)
Spain Castejón
Spain Alfredo Massana
Spain Bori
Spain Romà Forns
Spain Oller
Spain Paulino Alcántara
Spain Apolinario Rodríguez
Spain Enrique Peris
Substitutes:
Spain Berrondo
REAL SOCIEDAD:
Spain Agustín Eizaguirre
Spain José Berraondo (c)
Spain Mariano Arrate
Spain Arruti
Spain Alberto Machimbarrena
Spain Eusebio Leturia
Spain Juan Artola
Spain Domingo Arrillaga
Spain R. Fernández
Spain Alfonso Sena
Spain José Minondo
Substitutes:
Spain Francisco Larrañaga

Replay details

23 March 1913
FC Barcelona 21 Real Sociedad
Berdié
Apolinario Rodríguez
E. Rezola  (pen.)

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FC BARCELONA:
Spain Luis Reñé
Spain Irízar
Spain Manuel Amechazurra (c)
Spain Castejón
Spain Alfredo Massana
Spain Bori
Spain Romà Forns
Spain Oller
Spain Berdié
Spain Apolinario Rodríguez
Spain Enrique Peris
Substitutes:
Spain Paulino Alcántara
REAL SOCIEDAD:
Spain Agustín Eizaguirre
Spain Eguía
Spain Mariano Arrate
Spain Arruti
Spain Alberto Machimbarrena
Spain Eusebio Leturia
Spain Juan Artola
Spain Domingo Arrillaga
Spain E. Rezola
Spain Alfonso Sena (c)
Spain José Minondo

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