1985–86 Coppa Italia

1985–86 Coppa Italia: Contents

1 Tournament Bracket

2 Final

2.1 First leg

2.2 Second leg

3 References

Tournament Bracket

Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals

Udinese 1 1 2

Fiorentina 3 0 3

Fiorentina 2 3 5

Empoli 3 0 3

Milan 0 1 1

Empoli 1 1 2

Fiorentina 0 1 1

Roma 2 1 3

Padova 1 1 2

Inter 2 2 4

Inter 0 2 2

Roma 2 1 3

Atalanta 0 2 2

Roma 2 1 3

Roma 1 2 3

Sampdoria 2 0 2

Juventus 0 1 1

Como 1 1 2

Como 1 3 4

Verona 2 1 3

Pisa Calcio 0 2 2

Verona 3 0 3

Como 1 0¹ 1

Sampdoria 1 2¹ 3

Messina 0 0 0

Torino 2 2 4

Torino 0 3 3

Sampdoria 2 4 6

Lanerossi Vicenza 0 2 2

Sampdoria 3 2 5

¹Awarded to Sampdoria for fans troubles during extra times

Final

First leg

1986-06-07
21:00
Sampdoria 2 – 1 Roma Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa
Referee: Casarin (Milan)

Mancini 19'
Galia 67' Tovalieri 45'

Second leg

1986-06-14
21:00
Roma 2 – 0 Sampdoria Stadio Olimpico, Rome
Referee: Lanese (Messina)

Desideri 43' (pen.)
Cerezo 89'

Roma won 3–2 on aggregate.

References

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1986-06-07 21:00	Sampdoria	2 – 1	Roma	Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa Referee: Casarin (Milan)
Mancini 19' Galia 67'		Tovalieri 45'

1986-06-14 21:00	Roma	2 – 0	Sampdoria	Stadio Olimpico, Rome Referee: Lanese (Messina)
Desideri 43' (pen.) Cerezo 89'

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Round of 16				Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Finals

Udinese	1	1	2
Fiorentina	3	0	3
				Fiorentina	2	3	5

				Empoli	3	0	3
Milan	0	1	1

Empoli	1	1	2
								Fiorentina	0	1	1

								Roma	2	1	3
Padova	1	1	2

Inter	2	2	4
				Inter	0	2	2

				Roma	2	1	3
Atalanta	0	2	2

Roma	2	1	3
												Roma	1	2	3

												Sampdoria	2	0	2
Juventus	0	1	1

Como	1	1	2
				Como	1	3	4

				Verona	2	1	3
Pisa Calcio	0	2	2

Verona	3	0	3
								Como	1	0¹	1

								Sampdoria	1	2¹	3
Messina	0	0	0

Torino	2	2	4
				Torino	0	3	3

				Sampdoria	2	4	6
Lanerossi Vicenza	0	2	2

Sampdoria	3	2	5

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