The 2012 Slovenian Cup final was a football match played between Celje and Maribor on 23 May 2012 at the Stožice Stadium, Ljubljana. It was the final match of the 2011–12 Slovenian Football Cup, the 21st season of Slovenia's football knockout competition, the Slovenian Football Cup. Celje were participating in their 6th final, they had previously won one and lost four. Maribor were appearing in their tenth final, they had previously won six and lost three. This was the last final to be held at the Stožice Stadium, future finals have been held at the Bonifika Stadium in Koper.[1]
Celje entered the competition in the first round and Maribor in the second (round of 16) after receiving a bye as one of the top four clubs in the 2010–11 Slovenian PrvaLiga. Matches up to the quarter-finals were contested on a one-off basis, with extra time and penalties being played if a match ended in a draw. The quarter-finals and semi-finals were played over two legs. To reach the final Celje defeated Grad, Triglav Kranj, Interblock and Šenčur. Maribor's route to the final comprised victories over Adria, Zavrč and Rudar Velenje.
Watched by a crowd of 4,132, Alen Romih scored in the 36th minute giving Celje the lead at the end of the first half. Dalibor Volaš was substituted on at the start of the second half and equalised for Maribor in under a minute. The score remained 1–1 after 90 minutes and the game went to extra time. Within a minute of the start Celje restored their lead through Benjamin Verbič. Maribor levelled the scores for a second time in the 99th minute with Matic Črnic scoring. At full-time with the score being 2–2, the cup winners were to be decided by a penalty shoot-out. Celje missed three of their five penalties while Maribor converted three of five to win the shoot-out 3–2.[2][3]
The victory meant Maribor won the Slovenian Football Cup for the seventh time.[3] They later played against their Eternal derby rivals, the 2011–12 Slovenian PrvaLiga runners-up, Olimpija Ljubljana in the 2012 Slovenian Supercup.[4] Given Maribor had already qualified for Europe as league champions, their UEFA Europa League spot was awarded to runners-up Celje.
Celje entered the competition in the first round. They were drawn away to Slovenian Third League side Grad. Goals from Saša Bakarič and Dejan Krljanović gave Celje a 2–0 lead at half-time; each team scored one goal in the second half with Celje winning 3–1. Their second round (round of 16) draw was away to fellow PrvaLiga side Triglav Kranj. Iztok Močivnik's twelfth-minute goal was enough for Celje to progress through. Their quarter-final opponents were Second League side Interblock. The first leg was played at Interblock's home stadium. Second half goals from Andraž Šporar and Maximiliano Klebčar gave the home side a surprise 2–0 advantage going into the second leg. Within 22 minutes of the second match Celje scored twice to wipe out Interblock's advantage and went on to win the match 7–0 to reach the semi-finals. Celje's final tie before the final was against Second League side Šenčur; with Šenčur at home first. In both legs Celje game from a goal down to draw 1–1, the second leg remained at 1–1 after extra time and Celje won the subsequent penalty shootout 8–7.[5]
As one of the top four clubs in the 2010–11 Slovenian PrvaLiga Maribor were given a bye into the second round. They were drawn away to Third League side Adria. A goal from Zoran Lesjak in the first half and Dalibor Volaš in the second saw Maribor win 2–0 to qualify for the quarter-finals. Their first two legged tie of the competition was against Zavrč also of the Third League. The first match ended 1–1 and a 76th-minute goal from Etien Velikonja in the second match was enough for Maribor to reach the semi-finals. Fellow PrvaLiga member Rudar Velenje were Maribor's last tie before the final. They won both legs (away first) 4–2 with forward Etien Velikonja scoring a brace in each.[5] The 8–4 aggregate score is the highest scoring semi-final of the competition with 12 goals breaking the 11 goals record in the 2009–10 semi-final between Celje and Maribor.
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The 2012 Slovenian Cup final was a football match played between Celje and Maribor on 23 May 2012 at the Stozice Stadium Ljubljana It was the final match of the 2011 12 Slovenian Football Cup the 21st season of Slovenia s football knockout competition the Slovenian Football Cup Celje were participating in their 6th final they had previously won one and lost four Maribor were appearing in their tenth final they had previously won six and lost three This was the last final to be held at the Stozice Stadium future finals have been held at the Bonifika Stadium in Koper 1 2012 Slovenian Football Cup finalEvent2011 12 Slovenian Football CupCelje Maribor2 2After extra time Maribor won 3 2 on penalties Date23 May 2012 2012 05 23 VenueStozice Stadium LjubljanaRefereeMatej JugAttendance4 132 20112013 Celje entered the competition in the first round and Maribor in the second round of 16 after receiving a bye as one of the top four clubs in the 2010 11 Slovenian PrvaLiga Matches up to the quarter finals were contested on a one off basis with extra time and penalties being played if a match ended in a draw The quarter finals and semi finals were played over two legs To reach the final Celje defeated Grad Triglav Kranj Interblock and Sencur Maribor s route to the final comprised victories over Adria Zavrc and Rudar Velenje Watched by a crowd of 4 132 Alen Romih scored in the 36th minute giving Celje the lead at the end of the first half Dalibor Volas was substituted on at the start of the second half and equalised for Maribor in under a minute The score remained 1 1 after 90 minutes and the game went to extra time Within a minute of the start Celje restored their lead through Benjamin Verbic Maribor levelled the scores for a second time in the 99th minute with Matic Crnic scoring At full time with the score being 2 2 the cup winners were to be decided by a penalty shoot out Celje missed three of their five penalties while Maribor converted three of five to win the shoot out 3 2 2 3 The victory meant Maribor won the Slovenian Football Cup for the seventh time 3 They later played against their Eternal derby rivals the 2011 12 Slovenian PrvaLiga runners up Olimpija Ljubljana in the 2012 Slovenian Supercup 4 Given Maribor had already qualified for Europe as league champions their UEFA Europa League spot was awarded to runners up Celje Contents 1 Route to the final 1 1 Celje 1 2 Maribor 2 Match 2 1 Details 3 ReferencesRoute to the final editFurther information 2011 12 Slovenian Football Cup Celje edit Round Opponents Venue ScoreR1 Grad A 3 1R2 Triglav Kranj A 1 0QF Interblock AH 0 27 0SF Sencur AH0 1 11 1 8 7 pen Celje entered the competition in the first round They were drawn away to Slovenian Third League side Grad Goals from Sasa Bakaric and Dejan Krljanovic gave Celje a 2 0 lead at half time each team scored one goal in the second half with Celje winning 3 1 Their second round round of 16 draw was away to fellow PrvaLiga side Triglav Kranj Iztok Mocivnik s twelfth minute goal was enough for Celje to progress through Their quarter final opponents were Second League side Interblock The first leg was played at Interblock s home stadium Second half goals from Andraz Sporar and Maximiliano Klebcar gave the home side a surprise 2 0 advantage going into the second leg Within 22 minutes of the second match Celje scored twice to wipe out Interblock s advantage and went on to win the match 7 0 to reach the semi finals Celje s final tie before the final was against Second League side Sencur with Sencur at home first In both legs Celje game from a goal down to draw 1 1 the second leg remained at 1 1 after extra time and Celje won the subsequent penalty shootout 8 7 5 Maribor edit Round Opponents Venue ScoreR2 Adria A 2 0QF Zavrc AH 1 11 0SF Rudar Velenje AH 4 24 2As one of the top four clubs in the 2010 11 Slovenian PrvaLiga Maribor were given a bye into the second round They were drawn away to Third League side Adria A goal from Zoran Lesjak in the first half and Dalibor Volas in the second saw Maribor win 2 0 to qualify for the quarter finals Their first two legged tie of the competition was against Zavrc also of the Third League The first match ended 1 1 and a 76th minute goal from Etien Velikonja in the second match was enough for Maribor to reach the semi finals Fellow PrvaLiga member Rudar Velenje were Maribor s last tie before the final They won both legs away first 4 2 with forward Etien Velikonja scoring a brace in each 5 The 8 4 aggregate score is the highest scoring semi final of the competition with 12 goals breaking the 11 goals record in the 2009 10 semi final between Celje and Maribor Match editDetails edit 23 May 201220 45 CESTCelje2 2 a e t MariborRomih nbsp 36 Verbic nbsp 92 Report Volas nbsp 46 Crnic nbsp 99 PenaltiesVerbic nbsp Gobec nbsp Bezjak nbsp Romih nbsp Centrih nbsp 2 3 nbsp Cvijanovic nbsp Rajcevic nbsp Volas nbsp Mejac nbsp TavaresStozice LjubljanaAttendance 4 132Referee Matej Jug nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Celje nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp MariborGK 1 nbsp Amel Mujcinovic26 nbsp Matej Centrih88 nbsp Klemen Medved nbsp 22 nbsp 48 15 nbsp Bekim Kapic nbsp 59 25 nbsp Sebastjan Gobec0 nbsp 86 13 nbsp Sasa Bakaric28 nbsp Marijo Mocic nbsp 119 0 nbsp 100 3 nbsp Sasa Kovjenic nbsp 57 8 nbsp Alen Romih nbsp 36 21 nbsp Stefan Ristovski nbsp 15 11 nbsp Roman BezjakSubstitutes GK 31 nbsp Matic Kotnik14 nbsp Jure Skafar nbsp 48 19 nbsp Benjamin Verbic nbsp 92 nbsp 57 9 nbsp Tadej Kotnik nbsp 110 nbsp 100 18 nbsp David Bezovnik23 nbsp Tadej Gaber30 nbsp Tadej VidmajerManager nbsp Damijan Romih GK 12 nbsp Marko Pridigar26 nbsp Aleksander Rajcevic028 nbsp Mitja Viler nbsp 88 7 nbsp Ales Mejac nbsp 36 44 nbsp Arghus20 nbsp Goran Cvijanovic nbsp 94 8 nbsp Dejan Mezga nbsp 67 70 nbsp Ales Mertelj11 nbsp Etien Velikonja nbsp 91 10 nbsp Agim Ibraimi nbsp 13 nbsp 117 032 nbsp Robert Beric nbsp 46 Substitutes GK 33 nbsp Jasmin Handanovic17 nbsp Dalibor Volas nbsp 110 nbsp 46 9 nbsp Marcos Tavares nbsp 67 92 nbsp Matic Crnic nbsp 91 36 nbsp Ales Majer4 nbsp Jovan Vidovic5 nbsp Zeljko FilipovicManager nbsp Darko MilanicReferences edit Finale Pokala Slovenije bo na Bonifiki in Slovenian RTV Slovenija 14 March 2014 Retrieved 28 October 2017 Sinkovc Rob 23 May 2012 Celje sunk by double winning Maribor UEFA Retrieved 28 October 2017 a b Foto video Vijolicasti dobili loterijo za sedmo pokalno lovoriko in Slovenian RTV Slovenija 23 May 2012 Retrieved 30 October 2017 Maribor vs Olimpija 2 1 Soccerway Retrieved 30 October 2017 a b Pokal Slovenije 2011 12 RSSSF 20 January 2013 Retrieved 29 October 2017 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2012 Slovenian Football Cup final amp oldid 1211626325, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
