2009 Vietnamese Cup

2009 Vietnamese Cup
Country	Vietnam
Dates	31 January – 29 August
Teams	27
Defending champions	Cang Sai Gon F.C. and Binh Dinh FC (2 titles each)
Champions	SHB Da Nang FC
Runners-up	Viettel FC (The Cong)
Matches played	26
Goals scored	65 (2.5 per match)
	← 2008 2010 → All statistics correct as of 19 April 2021.

Last updated February 20, 2023

The 2009 Vietnamese National Cup (known as the Bamboo Airways National Cup for sponsorship reasons) season is the 17th edition^[1] of the Vietnamese Cup,^[2] the football knockout competition of Vietnam organized by the Vietnam Football Federation.^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

First round

Jan 311	Hoa Phat	0-0*	Hai Phong FC	Vietnam
		Report
Note: [5-4 pen]*

Feb 11	Quang Nam FC	3-0	XMCT.Thanh Hoa	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	T&T Ha Noi	2-1	Quang Ngai FC	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	Than Quang Ninh FC	0-1	Quan khu 4	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	SLNA	2-0	Huda Hue F.C.	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	Dong Nai FC	2-1	Binh Dinh FC	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	Da Nang	2-0	An Do-An Giang	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	Tay Ninh F.C.	0-1	TDCS Dong Thap F.C.	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	HAGL	3-2	Saigon United F.C.	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	Tien Giang FC	0-2	DTLA	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 11	TP.HCM	1-2	Can Tho FC	Vietnam
		Report

Round of 16

Feb 21Round of 16	Ha Noi ACB	2-1	Hoa Phat	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 22Round of 16	BHTS Quang Nam	0-1	Viettel FC (The Cong)	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 22Round of 16	T&T Ha Noi	3-3*	Quan khu 4	Vietnam
		Report
Note: [2-4 pen]*

Feb 22Round of 16	SLNA	1-0	Nam Dinh FC	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 22Round of 16	Khanh Hoa FC	1-0	Dong Nai FC	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 22Round of 16	SHB Da Nang FC	2-1	TDCS Dong Thap F.C.	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 22Round of 16	HAGL FC	1-0	DTLA	Vietnam
		Report

Feb 22Round of 16	Can Tho FC	1-3	Binh Duong	Vietnam
		Report

Quarter–final round

Apr 4Quarter–final	Ha Noi ACB	1-2	Viettel FC (The Cong)	Vietnam
		Report

Apr 4Quarter–final	Quan khu 4	0-0*	Song Lam Nghe An FC (SLNA)	Vietnam
		Report
Note: [1-3 pen]*

Apr 4Quarter–final	Khanh Hoa FC	0-3	SHB Da Nang FC	Vietnam
		Report

Jul 15Quarter–final	Hoàng Anh Gia Lai F.C. (HAGL)	1-2	Becamex Binh Duong FC	Vietnam
		Report

Semi-finals

Jul 29Semi-Final	Viettel FC (The Cong)	4-1	Song Lam Nghe An FC (SLNA)	Vietnam
	Khanh Lam 20 Reginaldo 42 D.Silva 44 Van Hien 81	Report	Din Akame 74

Jul 29Semi-Final	SHB Da Nang FC	3-3*	Becamex Binh Duong FC	Vietnam
	Merlo 9, 87 Quoc Anh 15	Report	Philani 4, 84, 89.
Note: [3-0 pen]*

Final

Aug 29Final	Viettel FC (The Cong)	0-1	SHB Da Nang FC	Vietnam
		Report	Merlo 77

Finalist players

Viettel FC (The Cong) Squad

As of 29 August 2009^[8]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	VIE	Manh Dung
2	DF	VIE	Quoc Long
3	DF	VIE	Anh Tuan
4	DF	VIE	Xuan Hop
6	DF	VIE	Duy Linh
5	MF	VIE	Xuan Thanh
8	MF	VIE	Van Hien
10	MF	VIE	Bao Khanh
11	FW	BRA	Reginaldo
7	FW	MKD	Gilson Da Silva
9	FW	BRA	De Oliviera
19	MF	VIE	Khanh Lam
16	MF	VIE	Quang Vinh
18	FW	VIE	Cong Huy

SHB Da Nang FC Squad

As of 29 August 2009^[9]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	VIE	Duc Cuong
2	DF	VIE	Cao Cuong
3	DF	VIE	Hoang Quang
4	DF	VIE	Phuoc Vinh
6	DF	VIE	Van Hoc
5	MF	BRA	Nguyễn Rogerio
8	MF	VIE	Nguyen Sa
10	MF	VIE	Quang Tuan
11	FW	VIE	Van Meo
7	FW	VIE	Quoc Anh
9	FW	BRA	Diego Oliveira Silva
19	MF	VIE	Quang Cuong
16	MF	VIE	Thanh Phuc
18	FW	ARG	Gastón Merlo

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