2007 Vietnamese Cup

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2007 Vietnamese Cup
Flag of Vietnam.svg
CountryFlag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Dates9 February – 30 September
Teams27
Defending champions Cang Sai Gon F.C. and Binh Dinh FC (2 titles each)
Champions DPM. Nam Dinh
Runners-up Binh Dinh FC
Matches played26
Goals scored61 (2.35 per match)
← 2006
2008 →
All statistics correct as of 19 April 2021.

The 2007 Vietnamese National Cup (known as the Bamboo Airways National Cup for sponsorship reasons) season is the 15th edition [1] of the Vietnamese Cup, [2] the football knockout competition of Vietnam organized by the Vietnam Football Federation. [3] [4] [5] [6]

Contents

Pre-classified

Five teams did not play in the first round, and were automatically qualified for the round of 16. [7]

First round

All matches in the first phase took place on February 9.

Quan khu 4 FC 0-1 TN Quang Ngai FC

DPM. Nam Dinh FC 4-0 Quan khu 5 FC

Quang Nam FC 1-0 Thanh Hóa FC

Huda Hue F.C. 0-0 Than Quang Ninh FC [4-3 pen]

VH.Hai Phong 1-0 Hà Nội ACB

TCDK. SLNA 1-0 The Cong Viettel

TDCS Dong Thap F.C. 2-1 An Giang FC

DMN.SG 0-5 Binh Duong FC

Khanh Hoa FC 3-0 Tay Ninh F.C.

Can Tho FC 2-1 HA Gia Lai

TMN.CSG 4-1 T.Pomina Tien Giang

Round of 16

All matches in this phase took place on February 24.

Hòa Phát Hà Nội F.C. 1-1 TN.Quang Ngai [6-5 pen]

DPM. Nam Dinh FC 4-1 Quang Nam FC

Huda Hue F.C. 0-0 VH.Hai Phong [6-5 pen]

TCDK.SLNA 0-0 Da Nang [1-0 pen]

Binh Dinh FC 2-2 Dong Nai [3-2 pen]

TDCS Dong Thap F.C. 2-1 Binh Duong FC

Khanh Hoa FC 1-0 Can Tho FC

TMN.CSG 0-2 GDT.LA

Quarter–final round

[May 31]Semi-Final Hòa Phát Hà Nội F.C. 0-2 DPM. Nam Dinh FC Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Report Hoang Ngoc 32, 60
[May 31]Semi-Final Huda Hue F.C. 0-3 TCDK SLNA Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Report Le Cong Vinh 22, 77,
Valdiney 37
[May 31]Semi-Final Binh Dinh FC 4-2 TDCS Dong Thap F.C. Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Tran Doan Khoa Thanh 9,
Sarayoot 27, 63,
Le Kim Binh 70		 Report Pham Thanh Tuan 30
Phan Thanh Binh 70
[Jun 1]Semi-Final Khanh Hoa FC 1-0 GDT.LA Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Van Phu 90 Report

Semi-finals

[Sep 9]Semi-Final DPM. Nam Dinh FC 1-1* TCDK. SLNA Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Khuong Quoc Tuan 91 Report Nguyen Trong Hoang 74
Note: *[4-3 pen]
[Sep 9]Semi-Final Binh Dinh FC 1-1* Khanh Hoa FC Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Le Minh Mính 20 Report Dao Van Phong 42
Note: *[7-6 pen]

Final

Sep 30Final DPM. Nam Dinh FC 1-0 Binh Dinh FC Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Tran Trong Loc 17 Report Stadium: Ninh Binh
Attendance: 8,000

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  2. ↑ "Copa do Vietna" (in Portuguese). flashscore.com.br. Retrieved 19 April 2021.
  3. ↑ "Cúp Quốc Gia Bamboo Airways (in Vietnamese)" (in Vietnamese). VPF. 2 February 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2021.
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