2008–09 Greek Cup

Greek Cup 2008–09 was the 67th edition of The Greek Football Cup, or Greek Cup for short.

The competition started on 30 August 2008 with the First Round and concluded on 2 May 2009 with the Final, held at Athens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis".

Olympiacos claimed this season's Greek Cup with a 15–14 victory on penalties over AEK after a 4–4 draw.[1]

Contents

Calendar

Round Date
First Round 30, 31 August & 7 September 2008
Second Round 16, 17 & 18 September 2008
Third Round 24 September 2008
Fourth Round 28, 29, 30 October, 11, 12 & 13 November 2008
Fifth Round 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 & 22 January 2009
Replays 28 January 2009
Quarter-finals 4 & 18 February 2009 (1st leg)
25 February & 4 March 2009 (2nd leg)
Semi-finals 18 March 2009 (1st leg)
8 & 9 April 2009 (2nd leg)
Final 2 May 2009

First round

Tie no Home team Score Away team
1 Chersonissos 1–2 Zakynthos
2 Pyrsos 0–0 Agios Dimitrios
Pyrsos won 4–3 on penalties
3 Korinthos 3–0 Ethnikos Katerini
4 Anagennisi Arta 0–1 Rodos
5 Doxa Drama 3–0 Alexandroupoli Enosi
6 Koropi 0–0 Eordaikos 2007
Koropi won 4–3 on penalties
7 Neos Asteras Rethymno 1–1 Neoi Epivates
Neoi Epivates won 4–5 on penalties
8 Niki Volos 2–0 Preveza
9 Aiolikos 0–1 Lamia
10 Chaidari 1–0 Thermaikos
11 Odysseas Anagennisi 3–2 Keravnos
12 Aias Salamina 0–1 Ilioupoli
13 Agia Paraskevi 0–1 Fokikos
14 Makedonikos 4–2 Anagennisi Giannitsa
15 Panetolikos 3–0 Atsalenios
16 Egaleo 0–3 Panachaiki 2005
17 Fostiras 0–0 Panargiakos
Fostiras won 5–4 on penalties
18 Vyzas 1–0 Ethnikos Filippiada

Second round

Tie no Home team Score Away team
19 Zakynthos 2–1 Pierikos
20 Pyrsos 1–4 Kallithea
21 Korinthos 1–2 (a.e.t.) Ethnikos Piraeus
22 Rodos 0–1 Kavala
23 Doxa Drama 1–2 (a.e.t.) Agrotikos Asteras
24 Koropi 0–0 Ionikos
Koropi won 3–2 on penalties
25 Neoi Epivates 0–0 Ilisiakos
Ilisiakos won 3–4 on penalties
26 Niki Volos 1–2 (a.e.t.) PAS Giannina
27 Lamia 2–1 (a.e.t.) Kalamata
28 Chaidari 2–2 Veria
Veria won 1–4 on penalties
29 Odysseas Anagennisi 0–2 Ethnikos Asteras
30 Ilioupoli 2–2 Apollon Kalamaria
Apollon Kalamaria won 3–5 on penalties
31 Fokikos 0–1 Kerkyra
32 Makedonikos 2–1 Anagennisi Karditsa
33 Panetolikos 1–1 Olympiakos Volos
Panetolikos won 4–2 on penalties
34 Panachaiki 2005 0–4 Kastoria
35 Fostiras 1–3 (a.e.t.) Atromitos
36 Vyzas 0–1 Diagoras

Third round

Tie no Home team Score Away team
37 Koropi 1–2 Atromitos
38 Kerkyra 3–0 PAS Giannina

Fourth round

Tie no Home team Score Away team
39 Zakynthos 0–2 (a.e.t.) Panthrakikos
40 Kallithea 1–3 Skoda Xanthi
41 Ethnikos Piraeus 0–2 Panionios
42 Kavala 0–3 Panathinaikos
43 Agrotikos Asteras 1–2 OFI
44 Ilisiakos 1–2 (a.e.t.) AEK Athens
45 Lamia 1–2 Panserraikos
46 Veria 3–1 Thrasyvoulos
47 Ethnikos Asteras 0–2 Ergotelis
48 Apollon Kalamaria 0–1 Asteras Tripoli
49 Makedonikos 1–2 PAOK
50 Panetolikos 0–2 Larissa
51 Kastoria 2–3 (a.e.t.) Iraklis
52 Diagoras 2–3 Olympiacos
53 Atromitos 1–2 Aris
54 Kerkyra 0–0 Levadiakos
Kerkyra won 4–2 on penalties

Fifth round

Tie no Home team Score Away team
55 Ergotelis 0–3 Skoda Xanthi
56 Veria 0–0 Panionios
replay Panionios 2–0 Veria
57 Panthrakikos 0–4 Panathinaikos
58 Panserraikos 1–0 Larissa
59 PAOK 0–0 Aris
replay Aris 0–0 PAOK
PAOK won 8–9 on penalties
60 OFI 0–2 Olympiacos
61 AEK Athens 1–0 Kerkyra
62 Asteras Tripoli 2–0 Iraklis

Quarterfinals

1st leg

4 February 2009
19:00
 Panserraikos 0 – 0 Panathinaikos Serres Stadium, Serres
Attendance: 2,319

referee= Ch. Zografos (Athens)
4 February 2009
21:15
 PAOK 1 – 0 Olympiacos Toumba Stadium, Toumba (Thessaloniki)
Referee: T. Kakos (Corfu)
Sérgio Conceição  30'
18 February 2009
16:45
 Panionios 0 – 1 Asteras Tripoli Nea Smyrni Stadium, Nea Smyrni (Athens)
Referee: M. Lambropoulos (Ilia)
Kaounos  86'
18 February 2009
21:30
 Skoda Xanthi 2 – 1 AEK Athens Skoda Xanthi Arena, Xanthi
Referee: S. Stathopoulos (Achaea)
Abraham  43'
Došek  68'		 Blanco  5' (pen.)

2nd leg

25 February 2009
19:00
 AEK Athens (a.g.) 1 – 0
(agg. 2 – 2)		 Skoda Xanthi Athens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis", Athens
Referee: I. Stavridis (Pieria)
Blanco  83'
4 March 2009
16:00
 Asteras Tripoli 1 – 0
(agg. 2 – 0)		 Panionios Asteras Stadium, Tripoli
Referee: D. Kyrkos (Epirus)
Bastía  35'
4 March 2009
19:00
 Panathinaikos 2 – 3
(agg. 2 – 3)		 Panserraikos Athens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis", Athens
Attendance: 6,354

referee= G. Giannopoulos (Athens)
Christodoulopoulos  74'
Papazoglou  93' (o.g.)		 Baykara  23'
Čeh 56' (pen.)  71'
4 March 2009
21:15
 Olympiacos 2 – 0
(a.e.t.)
(agg. 2 – 1)		 PAOK Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus
Referee: M. Koukoulakis (Heraklion)
Diogo 46'
Derbyshire 110'

Semifinals

1st leg

18 March 2009
19:00
 AEK Athens 3 – 1 Panserraikos Athens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis", Athens
Referee: N. Charalambidis (Kavala)
Djebbour  20'  40'
Majstorović  38'		 Marco Aurélio  24'
18 March 2009
21:15
 Asteras Tripoli 2 – 2 Olympiacos Asteras Stadium, Tripoli
Referee: D. Kalopoulos (Thessaloniki)
Filomeno  30'  35' Diogo  43'  73'

2nd leg

8 April 2009
17:00
 Panserraikos 0 – 0
(agg. 1 – 3)		 AEK Athens Serres Stadium, Serres
Referee: G. Kastanidis (Thessaloniki)
9 April 2009
18:00
 Olympiacos 2 – 1
(agg. 4 – 3)		 Asteras Tripoli Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus
Referee: G. Daloukas (Thessaly)
Leto  47'
Diogo  62'		 Cesarec  39'

Final

The 67th Greek Cup Final was played at Athens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis".

2009-05-02
20.30
 AEK Athens 4 – 4
(a.e.t.)		 Olympiacos Athens Olympic Stadium "Spyridon Louis"
Attendance: 48,594
Referee: Anastasios Kakos (Corfu)
Blanco  4'  8'
Scocco  90'  107'		 Report (Greek)
Report (English)		 Derbyshire  47'  90+6'
Dudu Cearense  72'
Galletti  102'
  Penalties  
Kafes
Blanco
Scocco
Edinho
Majstorović
Nsaliwa
Saja
Pelletieri
Georgeas
Kafes
Blanco
Scocco
Edinho
Majstorović
Nsaliwa
Saja
Pelletieri		 14 – 15 Óscar
Dudu Cearense
Diogo
Domi
Đorđević
Torosidis
Belluschi
Nikopolidis
Antzas
Óscar
Dudu Cearense
Diogo
Domi
Đorđević
Torosidis
Belluschi
Nikopolidis
AEK Athens
Olympiacos
ΑΕΚ ΑTHENS:
GK 23 Sebastián Saja
DF 31 Nikolaos Georgeas (c)
DF 5 Daniel Majstorović
DF 25 Sotirios Kyrgiakos  34', 90' 62'
DF 4 Geraldo Alves 74'
MF 8 Tamandani Nsaliwa 43'
MF 1 Pantelis Kafes 28'
MF 11 Gustavo Manduca 68'
MF 32 Ignacio Scocco
FW 10 Rafik Djebbour 77'
FW 18 Ismael Blanco
Substitutes:
GK 77 Jürgen Macho
DF 6 Georgios Alexopoulos 62'
MF 16 Vassilios Pliatsikas
MF 24 Agustín Pelletieri 68'
MF 56 Perparim Hetemaj
FW 9 Edinho 111' 77'
FW 83 Michalis Pavlis
Manager:
Dušan Bajević
OLYMPIACOS:
GK 71 Antonis Nikopolidis (c)
DF 35 Vasilis Torosidis
DF 18 Paraskevas Antzas
DF 21 Avraam Papadopoulos  34', 107'
DF 3 Didier Domi
MF 2 Christos Patsatzoglou 46'
MF 20 Dudu Cearense
MF 7 Luciano Galletti  68', 102'
MF 23 Sebastián Leto 62'
MF 25 Fernando Belluschi
FW 10 Diogo
Substitutes:
GK 1 Leonidas Panagopoulos
DF 30 Anastasios Pantos
DF 14 Michał Żewłakow
MF 33 Giannis Papadopoulos
MF 11 Predrag Đorđević 62'
MF 8 Óscar 97'
FW 27 Matt Derbyshire 46' 97'
Manager:
Ernesto Valverde

MATCH OFFICIALS

  • Assistant referees:
    • A. Thanasakoudis
    • D. Bozatzidis
  • Fourth official: M. Koukoulakis

MATCH RULES

  • 90 minutes.
  • 30 minutes of extra time if necessary.
  • Penalty shootout if scores still level.
  • Seven named substitutes.
  • Maximum of 3 substitutions.

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers Goals Team
Ismael Blanco
5
 AEK Athens
Diogo
4
 Olympiacos
Michalis Klokidis
3
 Makedonikos
Tzivan Carlos
3
 Zakynthos
Ante Rukavina
3
 Panathinaikos
Lazaros Christodoulopoulos
3
 Panathinaikos
Matt Derbyshire
3
 Olympiacos

References

  1. ^ Paraskevas, Chris (2009-05-02). "Olympiakos Beat AEK Athens In Historic Greek Cup Final". Goal.com (goal.com). http://www.goal.com/en/news/117/greece/2009/05/02/1242763/olympiakos-beat-aek-athens-in-historic-greek-cup-final. Retrieved 2009-05-02. 

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