2016 Syrian Cup

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2016 Syrian Cup
Tournament details
CountrySyria
Final positions
Champions Al-Wahda
  2015
2017  

The 2016 version of the Syrian Cup is the 46th edition to be played. It is the premier knockout tournament for football teams in Syria. Al-Wahda are the defending champions. [1] [2] [3]

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The competition has been disrupted because of the ongoing Syrian Civil War, where some games have been awarded as 3:0 victories due to teams not being able to compete.

The winners of the competition will enter the 2017 AFC Cup qualifying playoffs.

First round

9 April 2016 Al-Nayrab 0 – 4 Al-Herafyeen
9 April 2016 Al-Qalaa 1 – 2 Afrin
9 April 2016 Al-Yarmouk 1 – 2 Ommal Aleppo
9 April 2016 Harjla 4 – 0 Maaraba
9 April 2016 Al-Qutayfah 1 – 5 Al-Nashabiyah

Second round

16 April 2016 Al-Yaqdhah 0 – 0
4-5 pens
Nidal
16 April 2016 Al-Malihah 0 - 3 (w/o) Al-Wathba
16 April 2016 Al-Herafyeen 3 - 0 (w/o) Al-Jihad
16 April 2016 Afrin 0 - 2 Musfat Baniyas
16 April 2016 Al-Mukharram 3 - 0 (w/o) Al-Jazeera
16 April 2016 Al-Jawlan 0 - 3 (w/o) Jableh
18 April 2016 Al-Fotuwa 0 - 3 (w/o) Hutteen
20 April 2016 Al-Nashabiyah 0 - 14 Al-Jaish
20 April 2016 Ommal Aleppo 0 - 11 Al-Taliya
21 April 2016 Tadamon 0 - 4 Tishreen
21 April 2016 Harjla 1 - 3 Al-Karamah
24 April 2016 Al-Muhafaza 2 - 0 Al-Nawair
25 April 2016 Al-Bariqa 0 - 3 (w/o) Al-Wahda
26 April 2016 Al-Shorta 0 - 2 Al-Ittihad
27 April 2016 Al-Kiswah 1 - 2 Al-Majd
30 April 2016 Artouz 0 - 3 (w/o) Al-Hurriya

Third round

30 April 2016 Al-Ittihad 3 - 0 Al-Wathba
3 May 2016 Nidal 1 - 5 Jableh
8 May 2016 Musfat Baniyas 0 - 1 Al-Karamah
8 May 2016 Hutteen 0 - 4 Al-Taliya
9 May 2016 Al-Muhafaza 4 - 1 Al-Herafyeen
16 May 2016 Al-Mukharram 1 - 11 Al-Hurriya
16 May 2016 Al-Wahda 1 - 0 Al-Majd
19 May 2016 Tishreen 0 – 0
5-6 pens
Al-Jaish

Quarter finals

26 May 2016 Al-Karamah 1 - 1
4-2 pens
Al-Hurriya
31 May 2016 Jableh 1 - 1
5-4 pens
Al-Muhafaza
12 June 2016 Al-Wahda 3 - 0 (w/o) Al-Taliya
15 June 2016 Al-Ittihad 0 - 0
2-3 pens
Al-Jaish

Semi finals

19 June 2016 Jableh 1 - 2 Al-Jaish
20 June 2016 Al-Karamah 1 - 2 Al-Wahda

Final

29 July 2016 Al-Wahda 1 - 0 Al-Jaish

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