Cup of Ukrainian PFL 2009

Cup of Ukrainian PFL 2009

The Cup of Ukrainian PFL 2009 is the first season of Ukraine's Professional Football League knockout competition, currently known as Cup of PFL or Kubok of PFL.

The Cup began with a semi-final round where teams, representing each division of the PFL, participated. The winners of that round advanced to the finals and the losing teams to the match for the third place.

The competition took place at the sport arena of the FC Kniazha Schaslyve.

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Participating teams

Ukrainian First League

Taras Mikush(Enerhetyk), Kyktiev (Zakarpattia), Mykola Revutskyi, Ihor Khudobyak (both - Prykarpattia), Maksym Syrota, Andriy Herasymenko, Oleksandr Nikitin, Anton Lysiuk (all - Olexandria), Vladyslav Chanhelia, Serhiy Yavorskyi (both - Obolon), Chabak (Desna), Yuri Fedorchuk (Volyn). Coach - Yuri Koval.

Ukrainian Second League Group A
Bahlay (Arsenal BT), Kinakh, Herheliuk, Serhiychuk (all - Veres), Paskiv, Drahan, Basarab (all - Nyva V), Virkovskyi, Sokil, Putrash (all - Nyva T), Nalikashvili, Dorohan (both - Ros), Bielov (CSKA), Naiko, Adamenko, Bovtrun, Kazakov, Kolodiazhnyi, Duda, Syrynnyk (all - Nafkom). Coach - Oleh Fedorchuk.

Ukrainian Second League Group B
Savchenko, Taranukha (both - OLKOM), Maksym Leschenko, Roman Yemelyanov (both - Arsenal Kh), Klymentovskyi, Kozlov (both - Tytan A), Vasyl Klimov, Dmytro Voloshyn (both - Kremin), Novytskyi, Potyvtsev, Korayuk, Berezovskyi (all - Zirka), Sharko (Hirnyk-Sport), Shevchenko, Khomchenovskyi, Sikulskyi (all - Olimpik). Coach - Ihor Zhabchenko.

Ukrainian Student Football League Coach - Volodymyr Lozynskyi.

Competition

Semi-Finals

Students
Pozdeyev 35
1–1 aet
(1-1)
(pen. 3–1)
Druha A
Dorohan 22
Druha B
Sikulskyi 78
Klimov 89
Putivtsev 30 (red card)
2–1
(0-1)
Persha
Mykush 7

Final Round

Third Place Game[1]

Druha A
Dorohan 14
Serhiychuk 21, 45
Nikolayev 63
4–2
(3-0)
Persha
Revutskyi 66
Kolesnyk 83

Final[2]

Druha B
Leschenko 30
Sikulskyi 83
2–1
(1-1)
Students
Boryshkevych 18

Top goalscorers

Status on March 3, 2009

Scorer Goals Team
Ukraine Dorohan
2
Ros Bila Tserkva
Ukraine Sikulskyi
2
Olimpik Donetsk
Ukraine Serhiychuk
2
Veres Rivne

Statistics can be found at PFL web-site[3].

References

  1. ^ Third place article (Ukrainian)
  2. ^ Final (Ukrainian)
  3. ^ PFL web-site

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