2011 Finnish Cup

2011 Suomen Cup

Country

Finland

Teams

233

Champions

HJK Helsinki

Runners-up

KuPS Kuopio

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Finnish football 2011
Veikkausliiga (Tier 1) Ykkönen (Tier 2) Kakkonen (Tier 3) Kolmonen (Tier 4) Nelonen (Tier 5) Suomen Cup 2011

The 2011 Finnish Cup (Finnish: Suomen Cup) is the 57th season of the main annual football (soccer) cup competition in Finland. It is organized as a single-elimination knock–out tournament. Participation in the competition is voluntary.

HJK won the cup after beating KuPS 2-1 in the final. As HJK also won the league, they qualified for the 2012–13 UEFA Champions League and KuPS will enter the first qualifying round of UEFA Europa League as losing cup finalists.

A total of 233 teams registered for the competition.^[1] They will enter in different rounds, depending on their position within the league system.^[2] Clubs with teams in Kolmonen (level IV) or an inferior league started the competition in Round 1. Teams from Ykkönen (level II) and Kakkonen (level III) will enter in Round 4. The 2011 Veikkausliiga clubs will start from Round 5 onwards, according to their 2011 League Cup finish; teams exiting at the group stage will enter in Round 5, the losing teams of the quarterfinals will begin in Round 6, and all semifinalists will start in Round 7.

The tournament started on 6 January 2011 with the first match of Round 1^[3] and concluded with the Final held on 24 September 2011^[2] at Sonera Stadium, Helsinki.

Round 1

In this round entered 134 clubs from the Finnish fourth level and below, while the other 45 clubs received byes to the next round. These matches took place between 6 and 29 January 2011.^[3]

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
1	2011-01-09	FC ALPC	1–3	FC POHU
2	2011-01-08	FC HEIV	0–7	Gnistan Ogeli
3	2011-01-16	FC Kiffen/2	1–2	HerTo
4	2011-01-08	SAPA/3	2–1	HJK-j/Kannelmäki
5	2011-01-08	FC Hieho	2–3	SAPA
6	2011-01-16	FC POHU/2	2–4	Ponnistus
7	2011-01-08	HIFK/2	4–2	PPJ-Akatemia
8	2011-01-17	HJK-j/Laajasalo	2–3	SUMU
9	2011-01-08	Juhlahevoset	?–? (p) 4–5	Stallions
10	2011-01-08	FC KaKe	1–7	HDS
11	2011-01-09	FC BrBr	0–4	HeKuLa
12	2011-01-16	PPJ	3–0	KPR
13	2011-01-16	MPS/Old Stars	?–? (p) 4–2	Töölön taisto
14	2011-01-16	Kurvin Vauhti	1–4	SUMU/2
15	2011-01-19	PiPo-79	0–2	NoPS
16	2011-01-06	FC Tampere	1–2	Härmä
17	2011-01-13	Pato	0–3	TPV/2
18	2011-01-17	PoNU BK	0–1	Ikurin Vire
19	2011-01-14	Loiske	2–3	TPT
20	2011-01-09	PP-70	2–0	TKT
21	2011-01-16	Parvi	?–? (p) 4–5	NePa
22	2011-01-20	Yllätys	0–6	JoPS
23	2011-01-29	ToU	1–11	SC KuFu-98
24	2011-01-19	MPR	1–4	SiPS
25	2011-01-24	LehPa	1–4	Zulimanit
26		FC Loviisa	0–3 (w/o)	STPS
27	2011-01-16	FC Peltirumpu	?–? (p) 1–4	PEPO
28	2011-01-16	FC Villisiat	0–3	PaPe
29	2011-01-15	HP-47	3–0	Kultsu
30		KuP	0–3 (w/o)	FC PaSa
31	2011-01-15	MYPA FC	1–9	IPS
32	2011-01-16	LIK	0–9	MiKi
33	2011-01-16	PoPo	0–3	PeKa

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
34	2011-01-15	KPV Akatemia	3–0	IFK Jakobstad
35	2011-01-09	FC Sääripotku	5–0	IFK Jakobstad/2
36		OuHu	0–3 (w/o)	KPS
37		IK Myran	4–1	Friska Viljor
38	2011-01-16	FC Kurd	1–2	Kiva
39	2011-01-16	PaRi	2–4	JIlves
40	2011-01-17	BET	0–1	FC Blackbird
41	2011-01-13	Urho	1–2	BET/3
42	2011-01-15	PasPa	0–8	AC Kajaani
43	2011-01-16	FC-88	2–2 (p) 3–1	KajHa
44	2011-01-23	ToVe	2–1	PoSa
45		Nasta	3–2	EuPa/2
46	2011-01-17	JyTy	3–0	PiPS/2
47	2011-01-22	KaaPS	0–5	FC Boda
48	2011-01-15	LTU/2	0–4	MaPS
49	2011-01-21	PiPS	0–3	TPK
50	2011-01-07	SaTo	2–1	FC RP
51	2011-01-22	KaaPo	4–2	PIF
52	2011-01-07	RiRa/2	0–4	AC Vantaa
53	2011-01-16	NuPS/2	0–4	EIF
54	2011-01-11	Nopsa	1–3	EsPa
55	2011-01-22	Naseva	2–3	FC Espoo/2
56	2011-01-17	Maski	1–4	HyPS
57	2011-01-08	MaKu	0–1	NJS
58	2011-01-17	Lahen Pojat JS	3–0	NouLa
59	2011-01-08	KyIK-FCK/2	0–9	NuPS
60	2011-01-08	KP-75/SaPo	0–8	PK Keski-Uusimaa
61	2011-01-09	Pöxyt	2–0	R-Ilves
62	2011-01-12	RiRa	5–2	Sibbo V
63	2011-01-18	SalReipas	1–2	Stars
64	2011-01-07	KoiPS	0–2	IVU
65	2011-01-12	FC Kuffen	?–? (p) 4–5	VIFK U
66	2011-01-16	MIF	0–2	Virkiä
67		Sisu-Pallo	7–0	Black Islanders

Round 2

The 67 winners from the previous round and the 45 clubs who got a bye entered this round. These matches took place between 14 January and 13 February 2011.^[4]

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
68	2011-02-05	HIFK/2	?–? (p) 4–5	Ponnistus
69	2011-02-06	SUMU	2–1	SAPA/3
70	2011-02-05	FC POHU/4	0–6	HDS
71	2011-01-14	HPS	5–2	FC Degis
72	2011-02-06	HPS/2	0–3	PPJ
73	2011-02-05	SUMU/2	2–1	Gnistan Roots
74	2011-02-05	Atletico Malmi	3–2	SAPA
75	2011-02-05	SAPA/2	2–0	FC Puotila
76	2011-02-05	HeKuLa	1–5	PPV
77	2011-02-05	MPS/Old Stars	1–10	PK-35
78	2011-02-06	Vesa	0–5	FC POHU
79	2011-01-31	Gnistan Ogeli	0–3	HerTo
80	2011-02-05	FC POHU/3	4–1	PPV/2
81	2011-02-06	Gnistan/2	8–1	Stallions
82		PP-70	?–? (p) 3–6	TPT
83	2011-02-09	NePa	0–7	NoPS
84	2011-01-24	Ikurin Vire	0–6	Härmä
85	2011-01-29	Leki-futis	0–4	TPV/2
86	2011-02-09	SC KuFu-98	2–0	JoPS
87	2011-02-05	US Skädäm	0–1	Zulimanit
88	2011-01-22	JoPS/2	1–2	SiPS
89	2011-01-28	HP-47	?–? (p) 3–5	STPS/2
90	2011-01-30	Kiri	?–? (p) 3–2	Purha
91	2011-01-29	HaPK	0–1	PEPO
92	2011-02-05	FC PaSa	2–1	IPS
93	2011-02-04	PaPe	?–? (p) 3–5	STPS
94	2011-01-23	PeKa/2	2–0	Kar-Po
95	2011-01-30	VoPpk	?–? (p) 7–6	VKajo

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
96	2011-01-31	PeKa	0–2	MiKi
97	2011-01-25	KPV Akatemia	2–0	GBK/2
98	2011-01-29	IK Myran	1–2	KPS
99	2011-01-23	FC Sääripotku	0–3	OuRe
100	2011-02-09	JPS	5–1	FC Blackbird
101	2011-02-04	Kiva	4–1	BET/3
102		BET/2	0–9	JIlves
103		F.C. YPA/2	0–3 (w/o)	AC Kajaani
104	2011-02-05	FC-88	4–0	Spartak
105	2011-02-13	LuVe	0–4	ToVe
106	2011-01-29	EuPa	8–0	Nasta
107	2011-01-30	Paiha	1–10	MaPS
108	2011-02-04	KaaPo	3–0	TPK
109	2011-01-30	JyTy	2–0	FC Boda
110	2011-02-05	SaTo	0–1	VG-62
111	2011-01-30	Pöxyt	2–0	Stars
112	2011-02-05	Biisonit	0–1	RiRa
113	2011-02-02	HooGee	0–4	Lahen Pojat JS
114	2011-01-23	Apollo	6–1	HooGee/3
115	2011-01-29	BK-46 Nk2	?–? (p) 2–1	GrIFK/2
116	2011-02-10	IVU	?–? (p) 3–4	FCD
117	2011-02-05	PK Keski-Uusimaa	3–1	HyPS
118	2011-01-29	FC Kasiysi	0–3	NuPS
119	2011-01-22	NJS	4–0	EPS
120	2011-02-04	AC Vantaa	3–0	EsPa
121	2011-02-02	EIF	4–1	FC Espoo/2
122	2011-02-02	Sisu-Pallo	0–4	FC Korsholm YB
123		VIFK U	3–2	Virkiä

Round 3

The 56 winners from the previous round entered this round of the competition. These matches took place between 6 and 28 February 2011.^[5]^[6]

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
124	2011-02-19	FC POHU/3	0–3	SAPA/2
125	2011-02-13	Kiri	2–6	FC POHU
126	2011-02-19	Lahen Pojat JS	?–? (p) 5–3	FC PaSa
127	2011-02-14	PeKa/2	0–5	HPS
128	2011-02-19	MiKi	?–? (p) 2–4	PK Keski-Uusimaa
129	2011-02-16	NJS	1–3	AC Vantaa
130	2011-02-19	HDS	?–? (p) 5–4	HerTo
131	2011-02-19	Atletico Malmi	0–4	PK-35
132	2011-02-26	PPJ	1–3	PPV
133	2011-02-19	PEPO	3–4	RiRa
134	2011-02-27	Apollo	0–5	STPS
135	2011-02-13	VoPpk	0–4	Pöxyt
136	2011-02-19	Gnistan/2	0–2	SUMU/2
137	2011-02-16	EIF	?–? (p) 4–2	NuPS

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
138	2011-02-28	FCD	7–1	BK-46 Nk2
139	2011-02-26	Ponnistus	1–0	SUMU
140	2011-02-12	KaaPo	2–0	EuPa
141	2011-02-20	ToVe	0–3	NoPS
142	2011-02-19	VG-62	1–0	TPV/2
143	2011-02-16	TPT	?–? (p) 3–5	Härmä
144	2011-02-06	JyTy	0–2	MaPS
145	2011-02-19	SC KuFu-98	4–0	JIlves
146	2011-02-19	Kiva	1–6	JPS
147	2011-02-25	STPS/2	0–4	Zulimanit
148	2011-02-27	FC Korsholm YB	1–2	SiPS
149	2011-02-13	KPV Akatemia	6–1	FC-88
150		VIFK U	6–0	KPS
151	2011-02-13	OuRe	0–2	AC Kajaani

Round 4

The 28 winners from the previous round and the 40 clubs from the Ykkönen and Kakkonen entered this round of the competition. These matches took place between 26 February and 21 March 2011.^[7]

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
152	2011-03-11	Ponnistus	0–6	JäPS
153	2011-03-12	TiPS	0–2	FC Lahti
154	2011-03-16	STPS	0–9^[8]	MP
155	2011-03-19	AC Vantaa	0–4	FC Viikingit
156	2011-03-12	FC POHU	1–2	Sudet
157	2011-03-13	Lahen Pojat JS	0–1	FC KooTeePee
158	2011-03-07	SUMU/2	1–8	HIFK
159	2011-03-19	SAPA/2	0–2	LoPa
160	2011-03-21	FCD	0–2	FC Kiffen
161	2011-03-13	PPV	2–3	LPS
162	2011-03-13	HPS	1–3	FC Espoo
163	2011-02-26	PK-35	2–1	MPS
164	2011-03-15	FC Kuusysi	2–1	Atlantis FC Edustus
165	2011-03-04	KTP	1–3	Klubi-04
166	2011-02-26	HDS	1–0	FC Futura
167	2011-03-13	PK Keski-Uusimaa	3–3 (a.e.t.) 2–4 (p)	KäPa
168	2011-03-12	EIF	4–2	PK-35 Vantaa
169	2011-03-14	RiRa	2–5	Gnistan
170	2011-03-12	Pöxyt	0–3	BK-46

Tie no	Date	Home team	Score	Away team
171	2011-03-12	KaaPo	0–1	NoPS
172	2011-03-08	MaPS	6–1	MuSa
173	—	FC Jazz	3–0 (w/o)	TPV
174	2011-03-12	TuTo	2–2 (a.e.t.) 5–6 (p)	FC Hämeenlinna
175	2011-03-08	Härmä	3–1	I-Kissat
176	2011-03-12	VG-62	1–3	FCV
177	2011-03-20	Ilves	2–3	P-Iirot
178	2011-03-12	JPS	2–3	SC Riverball
179	2011-03-13	SiPS	0–4	ViPa
180	2011-03-17	SC KuFu-98	1–1 (a.e.t.)^[9] 2–4 (p)	JIPPO
181	2011-03-05	Zulimanit	1–0	PK-37
182	2011-03-12	VIFK U	1–3	SJK
183	2011-03-05	AC Kajaani	0–0 (a.e.t.) 2–4 (p)^[10]	FC Santa Claus
184	2011-03-08	KPV Akatemia	1–2	GBK
185	2011-03-12	JBK	2–0	HauPa

Round 5

The 34 winners from the previous round and six clubs eliminated from the group stage of the 2011 Finnish League Cup will enter this round of the competition. The draw was conducted on 3 March 2011 by Finnish FA representative Petri Jakonen. If teams from different levels were drawn together, the lower-league team were assigned as the home team.^[11] The matches of this round will take place between 17 March and 2 April 2011.^[6]

27 March 2011 Match 186	RoPS	0–1	VPS
16:00 UTC+3

28 March 2011 Match 187	Zulimanit	1–2	ViPa	Jalkapallohalli, Kuopio
19:30 UTC+3

26 March 2011 Match 188	MaPS	4–2	FCV	Liedon htn,
16:30 UTC+2

27 March 2011 Match 189	SC Riverball	3–6 (a.e.t.)	AC Oulu	Koillispuiston tekonurmi, Joensuu
15:00 UTC+3

26 March 2011 Match 190	JBK	6–0	P-Iirot	Tellushalli, Jakobstad
14:30 UTC+2

20 March 2011 Match 191	GBK	4–3 (a.e.t.)	FC Santa Claus	Kipparihalli, Kokkola
15:30 UTC+2	M. Ebongue 14' J. Roiko 90', 104' T. Wentin 113' (pen)	Report (Finnish)	S. Viitasaari 27' A. Peura 37' S. Roiha 103'

26 March 2011 Match 192	SJK	4–0	FC Jazz	Wallsport Areena, Seinäjoki
14:30 UTC+2

26 March 2011 Match 193	MP	0–1	JIPPO	Urpolan tekonurmi, Mikkeli
17:30 UTC+2

30 March 2011 Match 194	FC Viikingit	0–1	IFK Mariehamn	Fair Pay Areena, Helsinki
15:00 UTC+3

26 March 2011 Match 195	PK-35	3–1	Klubi-04	ISS Stadion, Vantaa
13:30 UTC+2

31 March 2011 Match 196	Härmä	1–1 (a.e.t.) (4–5 p)	Gnistan
21:30 UTC+3

2 April 2011 Match 197	LoPa	0–4	FC Haka	Leppävaaran tekonurmi, Espoo
17:30 UTC+3

26 March 2011 Match 198	LPS	4–1 (a.e.t.)	KäPa	Talin halli, Helsinki
15:00 UTC+2

29 March 2011 Match 199	FC Kiffen	0–1	FC Espoo

30 March 2011 Match 200	JäPS	0–3	FC KooTeePee	Lukion tekonurmi, Järvenpää
18:30 UTC+3

26 March 2011 Match 201	FC Kuusysi	1–3	FC Hämeenlinna	Kisapuiston tekonurmi, Lahti
16:00 UTC+2

26 March 2011 Match 202	HDS	1–1 (a.e.t.) (4–6 p)	Sudet	Töölö PK 6, Helsinki
19:30 UTC+2

26 March 2011 Match 203	EIF	1–1 (a.e.t.) (4–3 p)	HIFK	Karjaan tekonurmi, Raseborg
16:00 UTC+2

27 March 2011 Match 204	BK-46	0–1	FC Lahti	Karjaan tekonurmi, Raseborg
16:00 UTC+3

26 March 2011 Match 205	NoPS	0–9	MyPa	Kaukajärvi tekonurmi, Tampere
16:00 UTC+2

Round 6

The 20 winners from the previous round and four clubs eliminated in the quarterfinals of the 2011 Finnish League Cup will enter this round of the competition. The draw was conducted on 24 March 2011. If teams from different levels were drawn together, the lower-league team were assigned as the home team.^[12] The matches of this round will take place between 1 and 11 April 2011.^[6]

All times UTC+3

10 April 2011 Match 206	LPS	0–8	IFK Mariehamn
13:30

9 April 2011 Match 207	ViPa	1–4	FF Jaro
18:15

10 April 2011 Match 208	EIF	0–2	KuPS
15:00

13 April 2011 Match 209	MyPa	2–0	AC Oulu
17:00

9 April 2011 Match 210	PK-35	2–0	FC Hämeenlinna
13:00

12 April 2011 Match 211	TPS	2–2 (a.e.t.) (5–4 p)	VPS
18:30

9 April 2011 Match 212	JIPPO	0–0 (a.e.t.) (4–2 p)	JBK
14:00

13 April 2011 Match 213	FC Lahti	2–1	FC Espoo
17:00

8 April 2011 Match 214	FC Inter Turku	0–0 (a.e.t.) (2–4 p)	FC Haka
18:00

9 April 2011 Match 215	Gnistan	3–0	Sudet
20:00

10 April 2011 Match 216	SJK	3–0	FC KooTeePee
13:30

9 April 2011 Match 217	GBK	3–1 (a.e.t.)	MaPS
15:30

Round 7

The 12 winners from the last round joined the four semifinalists of the 2011 Finnish League Cup in this round of the competition. These matches were played between 15 and 23 April 2011.

All times UTC+3

15 April 2011 Match 218	IFK Mariehamn	1–0	FC Honka
18:00

15 April 2011 Match 219	PK-35	0–8	JJK	ISS Stadion, Vantaa
17:30

23 April 2011 Match 220	SJK	0–4	HJK	Jouppilanvuoren tekonurmi, Seinäjoki
14:00

16 April 2011 Match 221	Gnistan	2–6	KuPS	FAIR PAY Areena, Helsinki
15:30

17 April 2011 Match 222	MyPa	3–1	FF Jaro	Lehtomäki tekonurmi, Kouvola
17:30

17 April 2011 Match 223	GBK	0–2	FC Haka	Kipparihalli, Kokkola
18:00

21 April 2011 Match 224	FC Lahti	2–0	TPS	Kisapuiston tekonurmi, Lahti
17:00

16 April 2011 Match 225	JIPPO	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Tampere United	Joensuun Koillispuisto tekonurmi, Joensuu
14:00

Quarterfinals

The 8 winners from the previous stage of the competition enter this round.

All times UTC+3

28 April 2011 Match 226	MyPa	1–2	HJK	Lehtomäki tekonurmi, Kouvola
17:30	Innanen 27'		Zeneli 21' Mannström 77'

28 April 2011 Match 227	IFK Mariehamn	4–0	JIPPO	Wiklöf Holding Arena, Mariehamn
18:30	Lehtinen 7', 83' Forsell 33' Helmke 65'

28 April 2011 Match 228	FC Haka	0–2	KuPS	Tehtaan kenttä, Valkeakoski
18:30			Kaivonurmi 47', 63'

29 April 2011 Match 229	FC Lahti	4−3	JJK	Kisapuisto, Lahti
17:00	Hauhia 69', Sinisalo 80', Laitinen 84', Turunen 88'		Kari 48' (pen.), 51' , Manninen 63'

Semifinals

The 4 winners from the previous stage compete in this round of the competition.

All times UTC+3

26 May 2011 Match 230	IFK Mariehamn	0–3	KuPS	Wiklöf Holding Arena, Mariehamn
18:30			6', 79' Nwakaeme 64' Ilo	Referee: Jouni Hyytiä

26 May 2011 Match 231	HJK	3–0	FC Lahti	Sonera Stadium, Helsinki
18:30	Parikka 49' (pen.) Moren 54' Sadik 89'			Referee: Tony Asumaa

Final

All times UTC+3

24 September 2011 Match 232	KuPS	1–2 (a.e.t.)	HJK	Sonera Stadium, Helsinki
15:30	Joenmäki 119'		108' Litmanen 116' Ring	Referee: Jouni Hyytiä

References

↑ "Ilmoitautuneet joukkueet kauden 2011 miesten Suomen Cupiin" (in Finnish). suomencup.fi. Retrieved 17 February 2011.
1 2 "Arvonnat ja pelipäivät". suomencup.fi. Retrieved 17 February 2011.
1 2 "Tuolokset, 1. kierros". suomencup.fi. Retrieved 17 February 2011.
↑ "Tuolokset, 2. kierros". suomencup.fi. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
↑ "Tuolokset, 3. kierros". suomencup.fi. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
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↑ "Tuolokset, 4. kierros". suomencup.fi. Retrieved 4 March 2011.
↑ MP official website
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↑ "Miesten Suomen Cupin 6. kierros arvottu" (in Finnish). suomencup.fi. Retrieved 26 March 2011.

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