2011 Bahraini King's Cup

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2011 Bahraini King's Cup
Tournament details
Teams19
Final positions
Champions Al Muharraq
Runner-up Busaiteen
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The Bahraini King's Cup is a cup competition involving teams from the Bahraini Premier League and 2nd tier. The 2011 edition was once again moved and started before the regular 2011/12 domestic leagues started.

Contents

First round

Manama Club 2 – 1 Al-Shabab
Issa Town 0 – 3 Al-Ahli Manama
Tadamun Buri 0 – 5 Busaiteen Club

Second round

Bahrain Riffa Club 1 – 3 Al-Hidd
Budaiya 3 – 2 Qalali
Sitra 1 – 2 Al Najma
Al Muharraq 5 – 0 Al Hala Muharraq
Al Ittihad Bahrain 0 – 2 Busaiteen Club
Bahrain Club 3 – 1 (AET) East Riffa Club
Malkiya 0 – 1 Al Ahli Manama
Ittifaq Maqaba 0 – 8 Manama Club

Quarter-finals

Al-Hidd 5 – 1 Budaiya
Al Najma 0 – 3 Busaiteen Club
Manama Club 0 – 3 Al Muharraq
Al Ahli Manama 2 – 2 (4-2 p) Bahrain Club

Semi-finals

Al-Hidd 0 - 3 (w/o) 1 Al Muharraq
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Al Ahli Manama 0 – 0 (3-4 p) Busaiteen Club
Report

1 Al Hidd players and officials were no show against Muharraq who were declared winners 3–0. The semi-finals were scheduled to take place on Monday, but the BFA decided to have these matches played one day later. This decision was to allow the international players from the four clubs to rest after leading the national team to a 3–1 win over Saudi Arabia in the soccer tournament of the First GCC Games held on Saturday.

And as a sign of rejection to BFA's decision, Al Hidd players and officials were present at the National Stadium on Monday to show their neglecting of BFA's late decision. [1]

Final

Busaiteen Club 0 - 3 Al Muharraq
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References

  1. ↑ "Busaiteen to take on Muharraq". Gulf Daily News. 2011-10-26. Retrieved 2011-10-26.
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