2009–10 Taça de Portugal

2009–10 Taça de Portugal
2009–10 Taça de Portugal
Taça de Portugal Millenium
Country  Portugal
Teams 140
Champions Porto
Runner-up Chaves
Matches played 139
Goals scored 425 (3.06 per match)
← 2008-09 2010-11 →

The 2009–10 Taça de Portugal was the 70th season of the Taça de Portugal. The competition began on 30 August 2009, with the first round matches, and concluded with the final, held on 16 May at the Estádio Nacional, in Oeiras, between defending champions Porto and then Liga de Honra team Chaves. Porto won 2–1 to take their second consecutive cup, and assuring a place in play-off round of the 2010–11 UEFA Europa League.

Contents

Qualified teams

The following teams compete in the Taça de Portugal 2009–10: (bolded teams still in competition)

16 teams of Liga Sagres:

16 teams of Liga Vitalis:

48 teams of Second Division (3rd level):

1Boavista forfeited the match.
2Estrela da Amadora were disqualified from the competition.
3Marítimo B are excluded for being a reserve team of Marítimo

91 teams of Third Division (4th level):

  • Mêda
  • Estrela da Calheta
  • Moura
  • Limianos
  • Sintrense
  • Caldas
  • Lusitano de Évora
  • Esperanaça de Lagos
  • Santiago
  • Porto da Cruz
  • Madalena
  • Capelense
  • Fabril
  • Montalegre
  • Fornos de Algodres
  • Nelas
  • Anadia
  • Farense
  • Flamengos
  • Oeiras
  • Infesta
  • Rebordosa
  • Benfica e Castelo Branco
  • Santa Maria
  • Torreense
  • Milheiroense
  • Macedo de Cavaleiros
  • Gavionenses
  • Vigor da Mocidade
  • Portomosense
  • Juventude de Évora
  • Cruzado Canicense
  • Porto Moniz
  • Quarteirense
  • Cova da Piedade
  • Caniçal
  • Tocha
  • Joane
  • Fão
  • Bragança
  • União de Montemor
  • Pedrouços
  • Maria da Fonte
  • Boavista S.Mateus
  • Angrense
  • Amarante
  • AD Oliveirense
  • Barreiro
  • Casa Pia
  • Gândara
  • Leça
  • Sp. Pombal
  • Cinfães
  • Ribeira Brava
  • Fafe
  • Valenciano
  • Portosantense
  • Cesarense
  • Câmara de Lobos
  • Serzedelo

First round

In this round entered teams from Second Division (3rd level) and Third Division (4th level). A number of teams received a bye to the Second Round: Sertanense (III), Mineiro Aljustrelense (III), Camacha (III), Operário (III), Aliados do Lordelo (III), Tirsense (III), Esmoriz (III), Andorinha (IV), Lusitânia (IV), Atlético do Tojal (IV), Coimbrőes (IV), Alcochetense (IV), Mangualde (IV), 1º Dezembro (IV), Candal (IV), Alcaíns (IV), Machico (IV), Oliveira do Douro (IV), Mêda (IV) and Estrela da Calheta (IV). The matches will be played on August 30, 2009.

Home team Score Away team
Tourizense (III) 3 – 0 Moura (IV)
Pampilhosa (III) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 4 – 5) Vizela (III)
Limianos (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 3 – 4) Sintrense (IV)
Praiense (III) 1 – 0 Caldas (IV)
Ribeirão (III) 1 – 2 Lusitano de Évora (IV)
Esperanaça de Lagos (IV) 2 – 1 Santiago (IV)
Santana (III) 1 – 0 Porto da Cruz (IV)
Madalena (IV) 0 – 1 Odivelas (III)
Capelense (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 3 – 4) Fabril (IV)
Montalegre (IV) 0 – 2 Fornos de Algodres (IV)
Nelas (IV) 4 – 3 Anadia (IV)
Farense (IV) 2 – 1 Vitória do Pico (III)
Flamengos (IV) 1 – 5 Oeiras (IV)
Padroense (III) 2 – 1 Marinhas (IV)
Sanjoanense (IV) 0 – 1 Pinhalnovense (III)
Penalva do Castelo (IV) 0 – 2 Merelinense (III)
Castrense (IV) 0 – 2 Amares (IV)
Rabo de Peixe (IV) 1 – 3 Mirandela (IV)
Mafra (III) 3 – 0 1 Estrela da Amadora (III)
Real Massamá (III) 2 – 0 Famalicão (IV)
Monsanto (III) 4 – 2 Avanca (IV)
Lagoa (III) 0 – 1 Atlético CP (III)
Pescadores (IV) 3 – 02 Boavista (III)
Beira-Mar Monte Gordo (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 1 – 2) Torre de Moncorvo (IV)
Fiães (IV) 2 – 1 União Micaelense (IV)
Peniche (IV) 3 – 2 Vianense (III)
Vila Meã (IV) 3 – 0 Sourense (IV)
Penamacorense (IV) 1 – 2 S. João de Ver (IV)
Morais (IV) 2 – 0 Olivais e Moscavide (IV)
Infesta (IV) 1 – 2 Rebordosa (IV)
Home team Score Away team
Académico de Viseu (III) 0 – 2 Benfica e Castelo Branco (IV)
União da Serra (III) 3 – 1 Santa Maria (IV)
Torreense (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 5 – 3) Louletano (III)
Milheiroense (IV) 3 – 1 Lousada (III)
Macedo de Cavaleiros (IV) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 4 – 3) Lusitânia (III)
Gavionenses (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 3 – 4) Vigor da Mocidade (IV)
Gondomar (III) 3 – 2 Igreja Nova (III)
Portomosense (IV) 0 – 1 Juventude de Évora (IV)
Cruzado Canicense (IV) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 6 – 5) Porto Moniz (IV)
Quarteirense (IV) 2 – 1 Cova da Piedade (IV)
Caniçal (IV) 2 – 1 União da Tocha (IV)
Joane (IV) 3 – 3 (aet, p. 2 – 4) Fão (IV)
Sporting de Espinho (III) 5 – 0 Bragança (IV)
Vieira (III) 2 – 1 União de Montemor (IV)
Pedrouços (IV) 1 – 2 Maria da Fonte (IV)
União da Madeira (III) 6 – 0 Boavista S.Mateus (IV)
Oliveira do Bairro (III) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 3 – 1) Pontassolense (III)
Arouca (III) 5 – 0 Angrense (IV)
Tondela (III) 2 – 0 Amarante (IV)
AD Oliveirense (IV) 4 – 0 Barreiro (IV)
Casa Pia (IV) 2 – 0 Gândara (IV)
1º de Maio Sarilhense (DIT) 1 – 4 Moreirense (III)
Paredes (III) 4 – 1 Atlético de Reguengos (III)
Valdevez (III) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 3 – 5) Leça (IV)
Sp. Pombal (IV) 0 – 2 Cinfães (IV)
Ribeira Brava (IV) 2 – 0 Fafe (IV)
Valenciano (IV) 4 – 2 (aet) Portosantense (IV)
Eléctrico (III) 3 – 1 Cesarense (IV)
Câmara de Lobos (IV) 0 – 5 (aet) Oriental (III)
Marinhense (III) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 7 – 6) Serzedelo (IV)

Note: Roman numerals in brackets denote the league tier the clubs participate in during the 2009–10 season.
1Estrela da Amadora were disqualified from the competition.
2Boavista forfeited the match.

Second round

In this round entered teams from Liga Vitalis (2nd level) and the winners from the first round. The matches were played on September 12 and 13, 2009.[1]

Home team Score Away team
Estoril (II) 3 – 3 (aet, p. 3 – 4) Esmoriz (III)
Santana (III) 2 – 5 Camacha (III)
Marinhense (III) 0 – 4 Feirense (II)
Trofense (II) 1 – 3 Paredes (III)
Portimonense (II) 2 – 2 (aet, p. 4 – 3) Real Massamá (III)
Beira-Mar (II) 2 – 0 F.C. Vizela (III)
Praiense (III) 0 – 1 Varzim (II)
Candal (IV) 0 – 4 Oliveirense (II)
Gil Vicente (II) 2 – 0 Macedo de Cavaleiros (IV)
Desportivo de Chaves (II) 2 – 0 Amares (IV)
Morais (IV) 0 – 5 Sporting da Covilhã (II)
Mangualde (IV) 1 – 2 Freamunde (II)
Penafiel (II) 3 – 1 (aet) AD Oliveirense (IV)
Vila Meã (IV) 2 – 0 Desportivo das Aves (II)
Maria da Fonte (IV) 0 – 5 Carregado (II)
Santa Clara (II) 1 – 0 Rebordosa (IV)
Odivelas (III) 1 – 2 Mafra(III)
Sertanense (III) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 6 – 5) Gondomar (III)
União da Madeira (III) 3 – 2 (aet) Sporting de Espinho (III)
Pinhalnovense (III) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 5 – 4) Moreirense (III)
União da Serra (III) 1 – 0 Arouca (III)
Oriental (III) 3 – 1 Eléctrico (III)
Tirsense (III) 4 – 1 Oliveira do Douro (IV)
Tondela (III) 6 – 1 Andorinha (IV)
Home team Score Away team
Atlético CP (III) 1 – 0 Fabril (IV)
Padroense (III) 4 – 3 Alcochetense (IV)
Aliados do Lordelo (III) 2 – 1 1º Dezembro (IV)
Caniçal (IV) 0 – 4 Vieira (III)
Oliveira do Bairro (III) 4 – 3 (aet) Esperança de Lagos (IV)
Mêda (IV) 0 – 1 Monsanto (III)
Oeiras (IV) 3 – 1 Tourizense (III)
Mineiro Aljustrelense (IV) 2 – 1 Juventude de Évora (IV)
Milheiroense (IV) 1 – 2 Merelinense (III)
Operário (III) 2 – 1 Benfica e Castelo Branco (IV)
Casa Pia (IV) 1 – 0 Lusitânia (IV)
Nelas (IV) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 4 – 2) S. João de Ver (IV)
Peniche (IV) 0 – 1 Vigor da Mocidade (IV)
Cruzado Canicense (IV) 1 – 0 (aet) Estrela da Calheta (IV)
Mirandela (IV) 3 – 4 Cinfães (IV)
Sintrense (IV) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 5 – 4) Fão (IV)
Torre de Moncorvo (IV) 2 – 1 Lusitano de Évora (IV)
Pescadores (IV) 3 – 0 Atlético do Tojal (IV)
Coimbrőes (IV) 1 – 0 Quarteirense (IV)
Machico (IV) 2 – 0 Torreense (IV)
Alcaíns (IV) 3 – 0 Farense (IV)
Fiães (IV) 0 – 0 (aet, p. 2 – 3) Leça (IV)
Valenciano (IV) 3 – 2 Fornos de Algodres (IV)
Fátima (II) 3 – 0 Ribeira Brava (IV)

Third round

In this round entered teams from Liga Sagres (1st level) and the winners from the second round. The matches were played on October 17 and 18, 2009.

Home team Score Away team
Rio Ave 2 – 1 Esmoriz (III)
Camacha (III) 3 – 1 Paredes (III)
Vitória de Guimarães 3 – 1 Feirense (II)
Académica de Coimbra 2 – 1 Portimonense (II)
Beira-Mar (II) 4 – 0 Torre de Moncorvo (IV)
Varzim (II) 1 – 2 Nacional
Tondela (III) 1 – 2 Oliveirense (II)
Gil Vicente (II) 6 – 1 Nelas (IV)
Leça (IV) 0 – 3 Desportivo de Chaves (II)
Sporting da Covilhã (II) 0 – 1 Sporting de Braga
Freamunde (II) 3 – 0 Carregado (II)
Sporting CP 3 – 0 Penafiel (II)
Fátima (II) 3 – 0 Vila Meã (IV)
Santa Clara (II) 2 – 1 Marítimo
Vieira (III) 0 – 1 (aet) Mafra (III)
Porto 4 – 0 Sertanense (III)
Home team Score Away team
União da Madeira (III) 2 – 0 Alcaíns (IV)
Sintrense (IV) 0 – 0 (a.e.t., p. 3 – 4) Pinhalnovense (III)
União da Serra (III) 3 – 2 Coimbrões (IV)
Belenenses 3 – 1 Oriental (III)
Tirsense (III) 1 – 0 Oliveira do Bairro (III)
Atlético CP (III) 0 – 2 Vitória de Setúbal
Naval 1 – 0 (aet) Padroense (III)
Aliados do Lordelo (III) 2 – 0 (aet) Machico (IV)
Monsanto (III) 0 – 6 Benfica
Oeiras (IV) 6 – 1 Operário (III)
Paços de Ferreira 3 – 1 Mineiro Aljustrelense (IV)
Merelinense (III) 1 – 2 União de Leiria
Leixões 2 – 1 Casa Pia (IV)
Cruzado Canicense (IV) 1 – 4 Vigor da Mocidade (IV)
Cinfães (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 1 – 3) Pescadores (IV)
Valenciano (IV) 1 – 1 (aet, p. 4 – 2) Olhanense

Fourth round

The matches were played on 22 November 2009 and 2 January 2010.

Team 1  Score  Team 2
Valenciano (IV) 0 – 1 Belenenses
Oeiras (IV) 1 – 2 Pinhalnovense (III)
Camacha (III) 1 – 0 Vigor da Mocidade (IV)
Naval 3 – 2(a.e.t.) Gil Vicente (II)
Mafra (III) 1 – 1(a.e.t., p.3 – 2) União da Madeira (III)
Aliados do Lordelo (III) 1 – 0 Leixões
Oliveirense (II) 0 – 2[2] Porto
Sporting de Braga 3 – 0 Vitória de Setúbal
Desportivo de Chaves (II) 2 – 0 União da Serra (III)
Académica de Coimbra 1 – 2(a.e.t.) Beira-Mar (II)
Benfica 0 – 1 Vitória de Guimarães
Tirsense (III) 0 – 0(a.e.t., p.9 –10) Paços de Ferreira
Nacional 0 – 0(a.e.t., p.4 – 3) Fátima (II)
Rio Ave 1 – 0 Santa Clara (II)
Pescadores (IV) 1 – 4 Sporting CP
Freamunde (II) 3 – 2(a.e.t.) União de Leiria

Fifth round

The matches were played on 20 and 24 January 2010.[3]

Team 1  Score  Team 2
Sporting CP 4 – 3 Mafra (III)
Nacional 1 – 2 Paços de Ferreira
Camacha (III) 0 – 1 Pinhalnovense (III)
Rio Ave 2 – 2(a.e.t., p.4 – 2) Vitória de Guimarães
Aliados do Lordelo (III) 0 – 1 Naval
Freamunde (II) 1 – 3 Sporting de Braga
Desportivo de Chaves (II) 1 – 0 Beira-Mar (II)
Belenenses 2 – 2(a.e.t., p.9–10) Porto

Quarter-finals

The matches were played on 2, 3 and 4 February 2010.[4]

Team 1  Score  Team 2
Porto 5 – 2 Sporting CP
Pinhalnovense (III) 1 – 3 Naval
Sporting de Braga 0 – 0(a.e.t., p. 5 – 6) Rio Ave
Paços de Ferreira 1 – 2 Desportivo de Chaves (II)

Semi-finals

Final phase bracket

Teams that are listed first play at home in the first leg.[5]

  Semi-finals
23/24 March 2010
13/14 April 2010		 Final
16 May 2010
                     
 Chaves 1 2 3  
 Naval 0 1 1  
     Chaves 1
   Porto 2
 Rio Ave 1 0 1
 Porto 3 4 7  
Team 1   Agg.   Team 2   1st leg     2nd leg  
Chaves 3 – 1 Naval 1 – 0 2 – 1
Rio Ave 1 – 7 Porto 1 – 3 0 – 4

First legs

23 March 2010
18:15 UTC+0
 Chaves 1 – 0 Naval Estádio Municipal de Chaves, Chaves
Ricardo Rocha[disambiguation needed Goal 90+4'
24 March 2010
20:15 UTC+0
 Rio Ave 1 – 3 Porto Estádio do Rio Ave FC, Vila do Conde
Bruno Moraes Goal 37' Rúben Micael Goal 20'
R. Meireles Goal 54'
Guarín Goal 76'

Second legs

13 April 2010
 Naval 1 – 2 Chaves Estádio Municipal José Bento Pessoa, Figueira da Foz
Fábio Júnior Goal 15' Edu Goal 110', 120'
14 April 2010
 Porto 4 – 0 Rio Ave Estádio do Dragão, Porto
Belluschi Goal 21'
Guarín Goal 79'
Rúben Micael Goal 86'
Falcao Goal 90+2'

Final

Main article: 2010 Taça de Portugal Final
16 May 2010
17:00 (UTC+1)
 Chaves 1 – 2 Porto Estádio Nacional, Jamor
Attendance: 25,000
Referee: Pedro Proença
Clemente Goal 85' Guarín Goal 13'
Falcao Goal 23'

References

  1. ^ FPF - Second round draw (Portuguese)
  2. ^ Announced date of the game late on the fourth round (Portuguese)
  3. ^ FPF - Fifth Round draw (Portuguese)
  4. ^ FPF - Quarterfinals draw (Portuguese)
  5. ^ FPF – Semifinals draw (Portuguese)

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