2003 Cupa României Final

Event

2002–03 Cupa României

Dinamo Bucureşti	Naţional Bucureşti
Divizia A	Divizia A
1	0

Date

31 May 2003

Venue

Stadionul Naţional, Bucharest

Referee

Alain Sars (France)

Attendance

25,000

The 2003 Cupa României Final was the 65th final of Romania's most prestigious cup competition. The final was played at the Stadionul Naţional in Bucharest on 31 May 2003 and was contested between Divizia A sides Dinamo Bucureşti and Naţional Bucureşti. The cup was won by Dinamo.^[1]

Route to the final

FC Dinamo Bucureşti

Round of 32	UM Timişoara	0–1	Dinamo Bucureşti
Round of 16	Steaua Bucureşti	0–3	Dinamo Bucureşti
Quarter-finals 1st Leg	Farul Constanţa	0–1	Dinamo Bucureşti
Quarter-finals 2nd Leg	Dinamo Bucureşti	2–2	Farul Constanţa
Semi-finals 1st Leg	Astra Ploieşti	2–1	Dinamo Bucureşti
Semi-finals 2nd Leg	Dinamo Bucureşti	3–1 (aet, gg)	Astra Ploieşti

FC Naţional Bucureşti

Round of 32	Progresul Caracal	0–3	Naţional Bucureşti
Round of 16	Naţional Bucureşti	3–0	Midia Năvodari
Quarter-finals 1st Leg	Naţional Bucureşti	4–0	CFR Cluj
Quarter-finals 2nd Leg	CFR Cluj	0–1	Naţional Bucureşti
Semi-finals 1st Leg	Naţional Bucureşti	4–0	Argeş Piteşti
Semi-finals 2nd Leg	Argeş Piteşti	2–1	Naţional Bucureşti

Match details

31 May 2003
20:00 EEST

Dinamo Bucureşti	1–0	Naţional Bucureşti
Tameş 30'	(Report)

Stadionul Naţional, Bucharest
Attendance: 25,000
Referee: Alain Sars (France)

Dinamo Bucureşti

Naţional Bucureşti


DINAMO BUCUREŞTI:
GK	23	Daniel Tudor
DF	3	Giani Kiriţă
DF	6	Bogdan Onuț
DF	30	Gabriel Tamaş	71'
MF	8	Florentin Petre (c)	92'
MF	21	Ştefan Grigorie	74'
MF	13	Dan Alexa
MF	25	Iulian Tameş
MF	16	Cornel Frăsineanu
FW	10	Ionel Dănciulescu
FW	24	Cosmin Bărcăuan
Substitutes:
DF	4	Ovidiu Burcă	71'
MF	9	Viorel Domocoş	74'
MF	18	Vlad Munteanu	92'
Manager:
Ioan Andone


NAŢIONAL BUCUREŞTI:
GK	99	Bogdan Vintilă
DF	18	Cornel Buta
DF	4	Tiberiu Curt
DF	5	Flavius Moldovan
DF	20	Petre Marin (c)
MF	25	Stelian Carabaş	46'
MF	7	Dan Petrescu
MF	21	Adrian Olah
MF	28	Gigel Coman
FW	8	Gabriel Caramarin	89'
FW	11	Slaviša Mitrović
Substitutes:
FW	29	Sergiu Radu	46'
FW	9	Victoraş Iacob	89'
	––
Manager:
Walter Zenga

MATCH OFFICIALS

Assistant referees:
- Jean-Paul Chaudre
- Attilio Ugolini
Fourth official:
- Thierry Auriac

MAN OF THE MATCH

MATCH RULES

90 minutes.
30 minutes extra-time (15-minute intervals)
Penalty shoot-out if scores level after extra time.
Seven named substitutes
Maximum of 3 substitutions.

References

↑ http://www.romaniansoccer.ro/romanian_cup/2002_2003.shtml

External links

Official site (Romanian)

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