2009 Finnish Cup

Finnish Cup 2009 (Finnish: Suomen Cup) was the 55th season of the main annual football (soccer) cup competition in Finland. It is organized as a single-elimination knock–out tournament.

2009 Suomen Cupen

Tournament details
Country	Finland
Teams	356
Final positions
Champions	Inter Turku
Runner-up	Tampere United
UEFA Europa League	Inter Turku
← 2008 2010 →

Participation in the competition is voluntary. Veikkausliiga side IFK Mariehamn, for example, decided not to register for the tournament, as well as some Ykkönen teams.^[1]

A total of 356 teams registered for the competition. They entered in different rounds, depending on their position within the league system. Clubs with teams in Kolmonen (level IV) or an inferior league, as well as Veterans and Junior teams, started the competition in Round 1. Teams from Ykkönen (level II) and Kakkonen (level III) entered in Round 4. Veikkausliiga clubs started in Round 5 with the exception of Inter Turku, FC Honka, FC Lahti and HJK Helsinki. These four teams entered in Round 6 because they qualified for European competitions after the 2008 season.

The tournament started on 28 March 2009 with the First Round and concluded with the Final on 31 October 2009 at Finnair Stadium, Helsinki. Inter Turku defeated Tampere United 2–1, giving them a place in the second qualifying round of the 2010–11 UEFA Europa League. They have since been promoted to the third qualifying round because Atlético Madrid, winners of the 2009–10 UEFA Europa League, are now assured of qualifying domestically for the 2010–11 Europa League, either as winners of the 2009–10 Copa del Rey or losing finalists to a Champions League-qualified Sevilla.

Round 1

The draw for this round was conducted on 12 March 2008. 102 teams were drawn into 51 matches for this round. 213 teams received a bye into the next round. The matches were played between 28 March and 14 April 2009.^[2]

Tie no Home team Score Away team 1 Töölön Taisto 2–5 FC Viikingit Reserves 2 MPS 4 1–2 FC Degis 3 FC POHU Reserves 1–1 (a.e.t.) Kurvin Vauhti POHU Reserves advance 4–1 on penalties 4 FC HeIF 2–4 Colo Colo 5 FC POHU 3 4–2 PH-99 6 FFR 0–7 MPS 7 Kiffen Veterans 3–1 AFC EMU 8 KPR 1–6 Zenith 9 Gnistan Juniors 0–4 HJK-Liiga Juniors 10 HerTo 1–2 PuiU 11 FC Brunnsparkens 5–0 HJK-j Juniors 12 PPV Reserves 0–1 HJK-j Reserves 13 Gnistan Reserves 3–4 (a.e.t.) PPV 14 RiRa Reserves 0–6 Pathoven 15 HooGee Reserves 3–1 Pelikaanit 16 Naseva 3–1 KoiPS Juniors 17 KP-75 0–9 City Stars 18 FC Kasiysi Reserves 0–5 TuPS 19 KyIF FCK 0–6 AC Vantaa 20 F.C.B. 0–3 FC Honka Juniors Reserves 21 Lahen Pojat 3–0 FC Tuusula 22 PoPo 2–1 (a.e.t.) LauTP 23 FC Repaleet Veterans 1–3 (a.e.t.) KTP Veterans 24 PEPO 1–2 Sudet 25 AFC Keltik 1–2 S.C. Zulimanit 26 Riverball Veterans 0–1 SC KuFu-98

Tie no Home team Score Away team 27 JuPS 0–2 SiPS 28 TuP-V 0–3 TPK Juniors 29 VG-62 1–2 JyTy 30 Nagu IF 1–1 (a.e.t.) PIF PIF advance 5–4 on penalties 31 Ponteva 3–1 RaiTeePee 32 FC KyPS 2–8 ÅIFK Juniors 33 PiPS 2–3 KaaPS 34 KaaRe 0–3 FC RP 35 Paimion Haka 0–6 MaPS 36 ToVe 3–0 PiTU 37 PiPo-79 0–6 PATO 38 ViiPV 2–3 (a.e.t.) KaVo 39 Kristallpalatsi 1–1 (a.e.t.) LaVe LaVe advance 3–2 on penalties 40 UrPS 1–2 (a.e.t.) NePa 41 VIlves 0–10 VaKP 42 TP-Seinäjoki 2–1 IK 43 NuPa 4–1 TeTe 44 Luja – VPS-j 45 Kungliga Wasa 1–2 FC Kuffen 46 KuRy 2–1 Virkiä Reserves 47 FC Korsholm Reserves 0–2 SIK 48 KaIK/TePa 3–1 Jurva-70 49 Ura 7–2 MunU 50 Esse IK 0–6 IFK Jakobstad 51 FC Kurenpojat 1–2 OuRe

Round 2

The draw for this round was conducted on 12 March 2009. The 51 winners of the First Round, along with 213 teams who received a bye, were drawn into 132 matches for this round. The matches were played between 2–24 April 2009.^[3]

Tie no Home team Score Away team 52 PPJ Reserves 1–6 KäPa Juniors 53 Lauttapallo 0–5 PPV 54 Kiffen Veterans 4–1 HPS Juniors 55 Cosmos AP 0–6 HPS 56 PK-35 Reserves 2–1 PuiU 57 FC POHU 3 1–0 Töölön Vesa Reserves 58 MPS Veterans 8–0 FC Pakila 59 MPS Reserves 4–1 Colo Colo 60 FC Kontu Reserves 1–3 FC Viikingit Reserves 61 Gnistan 4 1–4 Gnistan Ogeli 3 62 SAPA Reserves 0–6 MaKu 63 Arsenal 2–5 FC Degis 64 HJK-j Reserves 0–10 HJK-Liiga Juniors 65 FC East 3–2 AC StaSi Reserves 66 FC Brunnsparkens 2–0 HIFK Reserves 67 Zenith 1–2 LPS Reserves 68 FC Puotila 2–1 (a.e.t.) FC HePu 69 POHU Reserves 2–3 SAPA 70 AC StaSi 3–2 HeKuLa 71 HJK-j 0–6 MPS 72 FC ALPC 1–3 Saykus 73 HDS 2–1 SUMU 74 FC POHU 0–4 FC Kontu 75 Töölön Vesa 3–1 (a.e.t.) PPJ 76 FC POHU 4 0–8 Ponnistus 77 HooGee 1–3 Naseva 78 JoKi 0–6 EsPa 79 KoiPS 2–10 TuPS 80 MyMy 0–12 City Stars 81 SibboV Reserves 0–10 JäPS 82 FC Lohja 1–1 (a.e.t.) Lahen Pojat Lahen Pojat advance 3–2 on penalties 83 JäPS Reserves 1–13 SalReipas 84 NouLa 0–1 NJS Reserves 85 VJS Juniors 3–2 FC Honka Juniors Reserves 86 HooGee Reserves 8–0 KarLU Reserves 87 RIlves 2–4 AC Vantaa 88 FCD 0–1 FC Reipas Juniors 89 IVU 1–3 MasKi 90 NuPS Reserves 0–1 VJS 91 Pathoven 1–3 BK-46 92 EIF Reserves 0–4 KOPSE 93 FC Honka Juniors 5–1 EBK 94 OPedot 2–1 (a.e.t.) NJS 95 Nopsa 2–5 FC Västnyland 96 GrIFK Reserves 1–3 FC Kasiysi 97 RiRa 0–2 Pöxyt 98 SibboV 4–1 KarLU 99 I-HK 6–2 FC Kasiysi Juniors 100 RT-88 0–7 Stars 101 TiPS 1–3 NuPS 102 FC PASA 3–2 STPS 103 WIFK Veterans 0–4 Sudet 104 KoPa 0–6 PoPo 105 PoPo Reserves 1–9 RiPa 106 STPS Reserves 1–2 HaPK 107 FC Villisiat 4–2 IPS 108 FC Loviisa 3–0 VKajo 109 OViesti 0–5 KTP Reserves 110 FC Kausala 1–2 Purha 111 Peltirumpu 4–1 Jäntevä 112 KTP Veterans 4–3 Lappee JK 113 HaTP 0–5 PaPe 114 SC Riverball 3–0 S.C. Zulimanit 115 SuPa 0–4 SaPa 116 JoPS Reserves 0–4 SC KuFu-98 117 Hurtat 2–3 KuKi 118 Yllätys 3–1 KJK

Tie no Home team Score Away team 119 MPR 6–1 La-Pa-95 120 HarTe 0–2 JoPS 121 SiPS 3–0 ToU 122 BET Reserves 0–7 K-Jazz 123 MuurY 2–3 BET 124 FC KaDy 11–0 Multiants 125 FC K-Jazz Reserves 1–6 KeuPa 126 PaRi 0–2 JPS 127 FCV Reserves 1–0 JIlves 128 Lieto Reserves 1–8 SoVo 129 KaaPS 0–7 MaPS 130 Ryhti 1–4 TuWe 131 FC RP 0–3 G.P.R. FC 132 AC Sauvo 1–3 JyTy 133 KaaPo Reserves 0–2 TPK Juniors 134 TPK 3 0–6 Vilpas 135 Ponteva 0–6 TPK 136 TC 0–6 ÅIFK Juniors 137 PIF 0–4 Lieto 138 SaTo 1–4 FC Boda 139 FC Rauma 7–0 Nasta 140 HNS 1–3 ToVe 141 PoSa 0–6 EuPa 142 ReKu 1–4 P-Iirot Reserves 143 LuVe 2–9 MuSa 144 VaKP Reserves 0–8 PATO 145 NoPS 4–3 ToiP-49 146 FC TaFu 0–9 VaKP 147 Pallopäät 6–0 TahVe 148 NePa 9–0 Loiske 149 ViiPV Reserves 0–1 LeTo 150 IKU 0–10 FC Tampere 151 ParVi 3–1 (a.e.t.) TKT Juniors 152 YPallo 3–1 FC Trompi 153 TPV Reserves 2–4 Oldschool 154 FJK Reserves 3–4 (a.e.t.) KaVo 155 PJK Reserves 2–0 I-Kissat 156 NoPy 0–1 FC Vapsi Juniors 157 FC Vapsi 3–2 AC Darra 158 FC Tribe 3–1 LaVe 159 FC Vapsi Veterans 0–4 TKT 160 TP-Seinäjoki 12–2 APV 161 KJV 0–12 VPS-j 162 FC Kuffen 0–1 VäVi 163 MIF 1–1 (a.e.t.) SIK SIK advance 4–2 on penalties 164 NuPa 2–4 KaIK/TePa 165 Sisu 2–6 FC Korsholm 166 Black Islanders 0–4 LaPo-90 167 KuRy 0–7 Karhu 168 FC Sääripotku 1–5 KPS Juniors 169 Real Kokkola Veterans 10–0 LoVe 170 OuHu 1–6 IFK Jakobstad 171 Reima 1–6 Öja 172 Ura 0–12 KP-V 173 IK Myran 1–4 NIK 174 Pedersöre FF 5–0 FC Folk 175 FC Rai 6–2 OLS Juniors Reserves 176 OuRe 2–0 JS Hercules 177 OLS Juniors 1–4 Tervarit 178 RoPS Juniors 2–1 OuTa 179 FC Tarmo 0–3 Spartak 180 FC Rio Grande 1–4 AC Kajaani 181 FC Rai Reserves 1–4 Ajax 182 FC Lepakot 1–1 (a.e.t.) OuJK OuJK advance 9–8 on penalties 183 FC Nets 2–5 PaTe

Round 3

The draw for this round was conducted on 16 April 2009. The 132 winners of the Second Round were drawn into 66 matches for this round. The matches were played between 25 April–3 May 2009.

Tie no Home team Score Away team 184 RiPa 1–1 (a.e.t.) SalReipas RiPa advance 5–4 on penalties 185 AC StaSi 0–4 MPS 186 FC Villisiat 1–3 FC Viikingit Reserves 187 HDS 5–0 PaPe 188 FC POHU 3 5–1 KTP Reserves 189 LPS Reserves 4–1 FC Kontu 190 FC Brunnsparkens 0–4 EsPa 191 KOPSE 1–3 VJS 192 Gnistan Ogeli 3 2–4 FC PASA 193 Stars 0–3 OPedot 194 PK-35 Reserves 4–0 MaKu 195 Naseva 2–2 (a.e.t.) Sudet Naseva advance 5–4 on penalties 196 MPS Reserves 1–4 (a.e.t.) BK-46 197 NuPS 5–0 VJS Juniors 198 KTP Veterans 4–3 KäPa Juniors 199 Purha 3–2 FC Kasiysi 200 HJK-Liiga Juniors 4–0 Ponnistus 201 SAPA 0–1 JäPS 202 MPS Veterans 1–0 Töölön Vesa 203 Saykus 1–1 (a.e.t.) NJS Reserves Saykus advance 4–1 on penalties 204 FC East 0–10 City Stars 205 FC Västnyland 7–1 I-HK 206 Kiffen Veterans 0–5 Pöxyt 207 FC Puotila 1–3 MasKi 208 FC Degis 4–2 TuPS 209 PoPo 1–6 AC Vantaa 210 FC Reipas Juniors 0–1 PPV 211 Lahen Pojat 0–2 HPS 212 FC Loviisa 1–6 FC Honka Juniors 213 HooGee Reserves 2–2 (a.e.t.) HaPK HooGee Reserves advance 8–7 on penalties 214 SibboV 7–0 Peltirumpu 215 KuKi 3–4 JoPS

Tie no Home team Score Away team 216 Yllätys 4–5 BET 217 KeuPa 2–1 SiPS 218 FCV Reserves 0–4 JPS 219 FC KaDy 0–7 K-Jazz 220 MPR 2–3 SC KuFu-98 221 SaPa 0–4 FC Riverball 222 TuWe 1–2 TPK Juniors 223 EuPa 1–2 ToVe 224 TPK 3–1 AIFK Juniors 225 G.P.R. FC 2–1 Vilpas 226 MuSa 1–2 FC Boda 227 SoVo 4–3 (a.e.t.) P-Iirot Reserves 228 MaPS 6–2 Lieto 229 JyTy 1–0 FC Rauma 230 Oldschool 0–4 VaKP 231 YPallo 4–3 FC Vapsi Juniors 232 FC Vapsi 0–3 NoPS 233 FC Tampere 3–0 Pallopäät 234 LeTo 1–3 NePa 235 PJK Reserves 6–1 FC Tribe 236 ParVi 0–2 KaVo 237 PATO 2–2 (a.e.t.) TKT PATO advance 5–3 on penalties 238 VäVi 2–3 FC Korsholm 239 SIK 0–4 Karhu 240 LaPo-90 1–2 (a.e.t.) VPS-j 241 KaIK/TePa 2–0 TP-Seinäjoki 242 IFK Jakobstad 4–1 OuJK 243 RoPS Juniors 1–2 KP-V 244 Pedersöre FF 7–1 FC Rai 245 OuRe 1–2 (a.e.t.) PaTe 246 AC Kajaani 4–0 Öja 247 Ajax 0–3 Tervarit 248 Spartak 2–1 NIK 249 Real Kokkola Veterans 2–1 KPS Juniors

Round 4

This round included the 66 winners from the previous round and the 28 clubs from the Ykkönen 2009 and Kakkonen 2009 seasons that entered into the competition. These clubs were drawn into 47 matches that took place between 5 and 26 May 2009.

Tie no Home team Score Away team 250 Naseva 3–0 HooGee Reserves 251 FC Degis 2–3 GrIFK 252 FC Viikingit Reserves 4–3 NuPS 253 MPS Veterans 0–5 Pöxyt 254 PK-35 Reserves 2–3 LoPa 255 KTP Veterans 3–3 Purha KTP Veterans advance 6–5 on penalties 256 FC POHU 3 1–3 AC Vantaa 257 HJK-Liiga Juniors 1–4 PK-35 Vantaa 258 PPV 0–3 KooTeePee 259 RiPa 0–3 FC Futura 260 SibboV 1–2 (a.e.t.) Pallohonka 261 EsPa 0–1 Gnistan 262 JäPS 0–2 FC Espoo 263 FC Västnyland 2–3 FC Honka Juniors 264 BK-46 5–3 HIFK 265 VJS 1–3 KTP 266 MasKi 4–3 (a.e.t.) FC PASA 267 Saykus 1–3 City Stars 268 HDS 3–2 (a.e.t.) HPS 269 MPS 3–2 K-Jazz 270 OPedot 0–4 FC Viikingit 271 LPS Reserves 1–2 EIF 272 SC KuFu-98 0–3 FC Riverball 273 KeuPa 1–7 JIPPO 274 JoPS 1–2 BET

Tie no Home team Score Away team 275 JPS 0–2 PK-37 276 YPallo 0–9 TPV 277 MaPS 3–0 NoPS 278 FC Boda 1–2 Pirkkala JK 279 FC Tampere 4–1 TPK 280 SoVo 0–1 (a.e.t.) FC Jazz-j 281 PATO 2–5 (a.e.t.) FC PoPa 282 PJK Reserves 0–4 TPK Juniors 283 NePa 2–4 PP-70 284 KaVo 2–2 (a.e.t.) JyTy KaVo advance 4–2 on penalties 285 VaKP 1–2 Ilves 286 G.P.R. FC 2–2 (a.e.t.) ToVe ToVe advance 6–3 on penalties 287 AC Kajaani 0–2 FC YPA 288 KP-V 2–7 FC Santa Claus 289 Real Kokkola Veterans 3–2 Norrvalla FF 290 VPS-j 2–1 FC Korsholm 291 PaTe 2–4 Tervarit 292 Pedersöre FF 1–3 GBK 293 IFK Jakobstad 2–3 JBK 294 Spartak 3–3 (a.e.t.) Lapuan Virkiä Spartak advance 6–5 on penalties 295 KaIK/TePa 1–1 (a.e.t.) PS Kemi KaIK/TePa advance 4–3 on penalties 296 Karhu 2–1 FC OuPa

Round 5

This round included the 47 winners of the previous round and the 9 Veikkausliiga 2009 clubs that entered this competition who were not involved in European competitions for the 2009-10 cycle. This included all the clubs in the league competition except for Inter Turku, FC Honka, FC Lahti and HJK Helsinki, who entered the competition in the round following this one, and IFK Mariehamn who decided not to participate in this competition. These 28 matches were played between 1 and 12 June 2009.

Tie no Home team Score Away team 297 FC Honka Juniors 2–3 KuPS 298 Naseva 0–9 MyPa 299 KTP Veterans 0–8 JJK Jyväskylä 300 BK-46 0–2 FC Viikingit 301 FC Riverball 1–3 PK-35 Vantaa 302 BET 0–7 Gnistan 303 MPS 1–3 (a.e.t.) JIPPO 304 HDS 0–4 KooTeePee 305 FC Viikingit Reserves 1–2 FC Espoo 306 MasKi 0–5 Pallohonka 307 AC Vantaa 2–2 (a.e.t.) EIF AC Vantaa advance 4–3 on penalties 308 Pöxyt 4–0 GrIFK 309 City Stars 2–0 KTP 310 FC Futura 2–0 LoPa

Tie no Home team Score Away team 311 MaPS 1–6 TPS 312 TPK Juniors 1–10 Tampere United 313 FC Tampere 0–7 FC Haka 314 ToVe 0–6 Pirkkala JK 315 KaVo 1–4 FC PoPa 316 Ilves 1–5 TPV 317 PP-70 3–3 (a.e.t.) FC Jazz-j FC Jazz-j advance 6–3 on penalties 318 KaIK/TePa 0–5 VPS 319 VPS-j 0–4 RoPS 320 Tervarit 0–5 FF Jaro 321 Karhu 0–8 JBK 322 Spartak 2–1 (a.e.t.) FC YPA 323 Real Kokkola Veterans 2–1 FC Santa Claus 324 PK-37 0–4 GBK

Round 6

This round included the 28 winners from the previous round and the 4 Veikkausliiga 2009 clubs involved in European competition in the 2009-10 cycle: Inter Turku, FC Honka, FC Lahti and HJK Helsinki. These matches were played on 8 and 9 July 2009 except for the match between FC Viikingit and FC Lahti, which took place on August 12 due to Lahti's involvement in the Europa League.

Tie no Home team Score Away team 325 FC Espoo 0-1 HJK Helsinki 326 Inter Turku 2–0 RoPS 327 Real Kokkola Veterans 2–6 Pallohonka 328 TPV 3–1 JIPPO 329 FC Futura 1–4 VPS 330 MyPa 1–3 KuPS 331 Gnistan 5–0 JBK 332 FC PoPa 3–1 PK-35 Vantaa

Tie no Home team Score Away team 333 Tampere United 2–0 FF Jaro 334 City Stars 3–1 Pirkkala JK 335 AC Vantaa 2–3 JJK Jyväskylä 336 Spartak 0–5 FC Haka 337 GBK 0–1 FC Jazz-j 338 Pöxyt 0–2 TPS 339 KooTeePee 0–2 FC Honka 340 FC Viikingit 1–2 (a.e.t.) FC Lahti

Round 7

This round included the 16 winners of the previous round. These matches were played on 29 and 30 August 2009.

Tie no Home team Score Away team 341 FC Haka 2-1 JJK Jyväskylä 342 TPS 2–6 (aet) FC Honka 343 TPV 2–3 (aet) Tampere United 344 Inter Turku 1–0 FC PoPa

Tie no Home team Score Away team 345 KuPS 1–0 HJK Helsinki 346 VPS 0-2 FC Jazz-j 347 Gnistan 1–2 FC Lahti 348 City Stars 2–0 Pallohonka

Quarter-finals

This round included the eight winners from the previous round.

30 September 2009

18:30 EEST

City Stars	0 - 3	FC Honka
		J. Puustinen   68',   89',   90'

Lahden Stadion, Lahti

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1 October 2009

18:30 EEST

KuPS	0 - 2	Inter Turku
		J. Kauko   3' K. Nwanganga   23'

Magnum Areena, Kuopio

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1 October 2009

18:30 EEST

FC Lahti	4 - 0	FC Jazz-j
D. Shala   13' K. Hietanen   67' Rafael   78' K. Rantanen   86'

Lahden Stadion, Lahti

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1 October 2009

18:30 EEST

FC Haka	1 - 3	Tampere United
V. Minkenen   81'		J. Hjelm   26' Rafinha   34',   37'

Tehtaan kenttä, Valkeakoski

Semi-finals

This round included the four quarter-final winners.

25 October 2009

17:00 EEST

Tampere United	1 - 1 (aet)	FC Honka
J. Niemi   94' (pen)		J. Puustinen   119'
Penalties
	4 – 3

Tammela Stadion, Tampere

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25 October 2009

18:30 EEST

FC Lahti	3 - 4	Inter Turku
Rafael   11',   55' J. Kemppinen   67'		M. Ojala   15' (pen),   53',   86' Kennedy   45'

Lahden Stadion, Lahti

Final

The two semi-final winners participated in this match.

31 October 2009

15.30 EEST

Tampere United	1 - 2	Inter Turku
J. Hjelm   11'		K. Nwanganga   45', T. Furuholm   77'

Finnair Stadium, Helsinki

References

1. (in Finnish). Football Association of Finland. Archived from the original on April 8, 2009. Retrieved 12 March 2009.
2. "1. kierros" (in Finnish). Football Association of Finland. 12 March 2009. Retrieved 12 March 2009.^{[dead link]}
3. "2. kierros" (in Finnish). Football Association of Finland. 12 March 2009. Retrieved 12 March 2009.^{[dead link]}

External links

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