1984–85 Yugoslav Cup

Marshal Tito Cup

Country

Yugoslavia

Champions

Red Star (11th title)

Runners-up

Dinamo Zagreb

Top goal scorer(s)

Sulejman Halilović (6)

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The 1984–85 Yugoslav Cup was the 37th season of the top football knockout competition in SFR Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav Cup (Serbo-Croatian: 'Kup Jugoslavije'), also known as the "Marshal Tito Cup" (Kup Maršala Tita), since its establishment in 1946.

First Round proper

Jedinstvo Paraćin – Sloboda Tuzla 0:0, penalties: 7:6
Dinamo Vinkovci – OFK Kikinda 0:1
0:1 Mijatov
Crvena zvezda – Čelik Zenica 1:0
Halilović (pk)
NK Zadar – Budućnost Titograd 0:4
0:1 Radinović, 0:2 Dejan Savićević, 0:3 Vorotović, 0:4 Janović
Triglav Kranj – Partizan 0:4
0:1 Z.Popović, 0:2 Dragan Mance, 0:3 Dimitrijević, 0:4 Dragan Mance
Rad Beograd – NK Rijeka 0:2
0:1 Desnica, 0:2 Radmanović
Radnički Niš – Olimpija Ljubljana 1:1, penalties: 5:6
0:1 Besek, 1:1 Siniša Gogić (pk)
Leotar Trebinje – Željezničar Sarajevo 1:0
1:0 Slato
Iskra Bugojno – FK Priština 1:0
1:0 Dragan Mirković
Belišće – Vojvodina Novi Sad 0:1
0:1 Ilić
Pelister Bitola – FK Sarajevo 4:1
1:0 Jovičić, 2:0 G.Ivanović, 2:1 Jakovljević, 3:1 M.Kostić, 4:1 Mitrevski
NK Karlovac – Vardar Skopje 1:4
0:1 Aleksovski, 0:2 Savevski, 1:2 N.Peškir, 1:3 Urošević, 1:4 Urošević
Radnički Pirot – Hajduk Split 0:1
0:1 Bakrač
Dinamo Zagreb – Vellaznimi 2:0
1:0 P.Jurić, 2:0 Arslanović
NK Osijek - FK Ivangrad 3:1
1:0 Lepinjica, 2:0 Rakela, 2:1 B.Marković (pk), 3:1 Redžepagić
FK Vršac – Velež Mostar 0:0, penalties: 1:4

Second Round proper

Olimpija Ljubljana – Pelister Bitola 3:0
1:0 Vukmirović, 2:0 Komočar, 3:0 Besek
OFK Kikinda – Dinamo Zagreb 0:3
0:1 Bora Cvetković, 0:2 Snješko Cerin, 0:3 Bora Cvetković
Partizan – NK Rijeka 0:0, penalties: 4:3
Velež Mostar – NK Osijek 0:0, penalties: 3:1
Vojvodina Novi Sad – Leotar Trebinje 0:0, penalties: 5:4
Hajduk Split – Jedinstvo Paraćin 5:0
1:0 Zlatko Vujović (pk), 2:0 Blaž Slišković, 3:0 Gudelj, 4:0 Deverić, 5:0 Blaž Slišković
Vardar Skopje – Crvena zvezda 2:4
0:1 Janjanin, 0:2 Milko Đurovski, 0:3 Milko Đurovski, 1:3 Ringov, 2:3 Pe.Georgijevski, 2:4 Janjanin
Budućnost Titograd – Iskra Bugojno 0:1
0:1 Ante Tolić

Quarter-Finals

Dinamo Zagreb – Hajduk Split 3:1
1:0 P.Jurić, 2:0 Bora Cvetković, 3:0 Bogdan, 3:1 Vulić
Vojvodina Novi Sad – Olimpija Ljubljana 3:0
1:0 Novaković, 2:0 Rac, 3:0 Novaković
Partizan - Crvena zvezda 0:2
0:1 Halilović, 0:2 Milko Đurovski
Iskra Bugojno – Velež Mostar 2:1
1:0 Zoran Toskić, 1:1 Kajtaz, 2:1 Miloš Radović

Semi-Finals

Crvena zvezda – Vojvodina Novi Sad 3:2
1:0 Halilović, 1:1 Novaković, 1:2 Zovko, 2:2 Halilović, 3:2 Boško Đurovski
Dinamo Zagreb – Iskra Bugojno 1:1, penalties: 5:2
1:0 Snješko Cerin, 1:1 Dragan Mirković

Final

First leg

Home Club	Score	Visiting Club
Dinamo Zagreb	1 - 2	Red Star Belgrade
Date	7 May 1985
Locale	Maksimir Stadium, Zagreb, Croatia
Attendance	40,000 (cap. 38,923)
Referee	Ilijevski (Skopje)
Dinamo (Coach Zdenko Kobešćak)	Ranko Stojić, Željko Cupan (74' Jasmin Džeko), Zvezdan Cvetković, Mustafa Arslanović, Mirko Lulić, Srećko Bogdan, Predrag Jurić (56' Ivan Cvjetković), Snješko Cerin, Mihajlo Petrović, Marko Mlinarić, Bora Cvetković
Red Star (Coach Gojko Zec)	Živan Ljukovčan, Zlatko Krmpotić (64' Milan Jovin), Zoran Dimitrijevic II, Milan Janković, Marko Elsner, Miletović, Jovica Nikolić, Boško Đurovski, Milko Đurovski (75' Miroslav Šugar), Mitar Mrkela, Sulejman Halilović
Notes	0-1 Halilović (63'), 0-2 M. Đurovski (72'), 1-2 Cvjetković (83')

Second leg

Home Club	Score	Visiting Club
Red Star Belgrade	1 - 1	Dinamo Zagreb
Date	24 May 1985
Locale	Red Star Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia
Attendance	60,000 (cap. 51,428)
Referee	Edvard Šoštarič (Maribor)
Red Star (Coach Gojko Zec)	Živan Ljukovčan, Zlatko Krmpotić, Krdževic, Boško Đurovski, Miletović, Marko Elsner, Zoran Dimitrijević II, Milan Janković (76' Miodrag Krivokapić), Sulejman Halilović, Milovanović, Mitar Mrkela (83' Šugar)
Dinamo (Coach Zdenko Kobescak)	Ranko Stojić, Jasmin Džeko, Željko Cupan, Slavko Ištvanić (59' Predrag Jurić), Mirko Lulić, Srećko Bogdan, Borislav Cvetković (76' Nikola Jurčević), Snješko Cerin, Mihajlo Petrović, Marko Mlinarić, Ivan Cvjetković
Notes	1-0 Halilović (11'), 1-1 Cerin (38')

External links

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