PEC Zwolle in the KNVB Cup

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Below are all the national cup matches played by FC Zwolle. In the seasons 1954/55, 1955/56 and 1959/60 there was no national cup in the Netherlands. In the season 1966/67 they did not participate. The second place behind FC Twente in 1976/77 is still the best result. The matches are sorted by season. The goalscorers are shown in the right box.

Key

Cup matches

SeasonRoundOpponentFinal scoreGoalscorers PEC Zwolle
1956-57 - VV Nicator 2–2Jan Horst, Wim Gerritsen
1957-58 - SC Stadskanaal 0–1
1958-59 - SV Zwolle 4–1Leo Koopman (3x), Wim Gerritsen
- DOS 0–1
1960-61 - Zwolsche Boys 4–0Leo Koopman (3x), Rinus Nijhoving
- Go Ahead Eagles 5–4Leo Koopman (3x), Dirk van der Wetering (2x)
- SC Heerenveen 0–4
- Cambuur Leeuwarden 1–3Dick van Ekeren
1961-62 - NEC 2–0Leo Koopman, Jan Brouwer
- Vitesse 2–4Jan Brouwer, Wim Pothoven (o.g.)
1962-63 R1 Stormvogels 3–1Gerrit Voges (2x), Hennie van Nee
R2 Excelsior 0–1
1963-64 R1 Go Ahead 1–2Wannie Sterken
1964-65 R1 ADO 0–5
1965-66 Group VV Zwartemeer 1–0Leo Koopman
Group Zwolsche Boys 2–1Gerrit Voges (2x)
Group SC Heracles 2–2Gerrit Voges, Wolfram Arnthof (e.d.)
1967-68 Group Zwolsche Boys 2–1 Wim van der Gaag (2x)
Group AGOVV 1–1Anton Vučkov
Group Go Ahead 0–3
1968-69 R1 Ajax 0–4
1969-70 R1 FC Twente 0–3
1970-71 R1 Willem II 0–1
1971-72 R1 Ajax 3–8Jan Hoogendoorn, Klaas Drost, Fons Stoffels
1972-73 R1 Fortuna Sittard 2–2 (won on penalties)Fons Stoffels, Herman Heskamp
R2 FC Volendam 1–0Wim Mensink
R3 Feyenoord 1–3Herman Heskamp
1973-74 R1 IJsselmeervogels 3–1Jan Rorije, Herman Heskamp, Jan Verheijen
R2 Sparta Rotterdam 1–2Jan Verheijen
1974-75 R1 SV Spakenburg 2–0Herman Heskamp (2x)
R2 FC Wageningen 1–5Klaas Drost
1975-76 R1 sc Heerenveen 2–0Yuri Banhoffer (2x)
R2 FC Dordrecht 1–0Tjeerd van 't Land
R3 SVV 2–0Ben Hendriks, Jan Veenstra
QF Ajax 3–0Yuri Banhoffer, Klaas Drost, Peter Gerards (p)
SF Roda JC 0–1
1976-77 R1 RKC Waalwijk 3–3 (won on penalties)Jan Hendriksen, Peter Gerards (p), Yuri Banhoffer
R2 FC Dordrecht 2–0Rinus Israël, Ype Hamming
R3 Telstar 2–1Ronald Hendriks, Tjeerd van 't Land
QF MVV 1–0Niels Sörensen
SF FC Den Haag 2–1Koko Hoekstra, Tjeerd van 't Land
RU FC Twente 0–3
1977-78 R1 FC Eindhoven 1–1 (lost on penalties)Ben Hendriks
1978-79 R2 MVV 4–1Ron Jans (2x), Rinus Israël, Jan Hendriksen
R3 Sparta Rotterdam 0–3
1979-80 R2 DOVO 4–1Ron Jans (2x), Tjeerd van 't Land, Jesper Rasmussen
R3 DS'79 3–1Peter van der Hengst, Carry Steinvoort, Ben Hendriks
1/8 Feyenoord 2–5 (0–3 & 2–2)Peter van der Hengst (2x)
1980-81 R2 Sparta Rotterdam 2–2 (won on penalties)Peter van der Hengst, Gerard van Moorst
R3 FC Wageningen 3–0Peter van der Hengst (2x), Ron Jans
QF Go Ahead Eagles 2–3 (1–1 & 1–2)Koko Hoekstra, Ron Jans
1981-82 R2 FC Groningen 3–2John Delamere (2x), Chris Riemens
R3 Feyenoord 1–0Ron Jans
QF AZ'67 3–9 (1–6 & 2–3)Chris Riemens (2x), John van den Wildenberg
1982-83 R2 FC Twente 0–2
1983-84 R1 TSV LONGA 4–1Johnny Rep (2x), Rini van Roon, Gerrit Visscher
R2 SV Blerick 1–2Cees van Kooten
1984-85 R1 VV Nieuw-Lekkerland 6–4 (3–3 & replay 3–1)Jan Mulder (2x), Martin Wiggemansen, Harry van den Ham, Ron Willems, Dean Wilkins (p)
R2 Go Ahead Eagles 1–2Jürgen Müller
1985-86 R1 VVV-Venlo 5–0Martin Wiggemansen (2x), Wilco van Buuren, Peter van der Hengst, Aziz Doufikar
R2 Kozakken Boys 2–0Foeke Booy, Gerrit Visscher
R2 HFC Haarlem 0–1 (0–0 & replay 0–1)
1986-87 R1 BVV Barendrecht 7–0Foeke Booy (3x), Aziz Doufikar, Dean Wilkins, Henry Pelleboer, Wilco van Buuren (p)
R2 DS'79 2–3 (extra time)Wilco van Buuren (p), Foeke Booy
1987-88 R1 Achilles '29 4–1Alex Kamstra (2x), Peter van der Waart (2x, 1x p)
R2 FC Den Haag 0–2
1988-89 R1 SV Venray 2–1Ed Roos, Peter van der Waart (p)
R2 Ajax 1–4Fred Patrick
1989-90 R1 AGOVV 5–3Jos van Eck (2x), Gert-Peter de Gunst, Richard Roelofsen, Ben Kanselaar (o.g.)
R2 Willem II 0–1
1990-91 R1 Oranje Nassau 1–0 (extra time)Richard Roelofsen
R2 PSV 2–1Eddy Smook
1991-92 R2 VV Rheden 0–2
1992-93 R2 VV Katwijk 3–0Stef Hendriks (2x), Remco Boere
R3 RKSV DCG 2–1Remco Boere, Martin Reynders
R4 RKC Waalwijk 4–1Martin Reijnders (2x), Henk Buimer, Henk Loonstra
QF Feyenoord 1–1 (lost on penalties)Johan Hansma
1993-94 R2 FC Emmen 0–2
1994-95 Group Go Ahead Eagles 1–2Henri van der Vegt
Group Jong AFC Ajax 1–2Marco Koorman
Group DOVO 2–1Leo Schellevis, Martin Reijnders
1995-96 Group FC Twente 1–5Bernard Aryee
Group Sportclub Enschede 6–1Milles Reingoud (3x), Martin Reynders, Arie Smit, Gerald van den Belt
Group STEVO 4–1Arie Smit (3x), Martin Reijnders
R2 TOP Oss 2–1Lucian Ilie, Milles Reingoud
R3 Roda JC 1–1 (lost on penalties)Jan Bruin
1996-97 Group Vitesse 1–1Jan Bruin
Group DOVO 2–3Harry Sinkgraven, Lucian Ilie
Group GVVV 3–2Martin Reijnders, Lucian Ilie, Alfred Knippenberg
R2 Fortuna Sittard 2–1Sami Ristilä, Harry Sinkgraven
1/8 FC Volendam 2–1Jan Bruin, Johan Steur (o.g.)
QF Roda JC 0–5
1997-98 Group AZ 0–6
Group HFC Haarlem 3–3Jan Bruin (2x), Martin Reijnders
Group HVV Hollandia 5–2Jan Bruin (2x), Claus Boekweg (2x p), Marco Roelofsen
Group AFC '34 2–2Sami Ristilä, Gerald van den Belt
1998-99 Group De Graafschap 0–3
Group ACV 0–0
Group VV Drachten 13–0Dirk-Jan Derksen (7x), Jan Gerver (3x), Ignacio Tuhuteru (2x), Arne Slot
R2 Willem II 2–0Ignacio Tuhuteru, Geoffrey Prommayon (o.g.)
1/8 Go Ahead Eagles 5–2Dirk-Jan Derksen (2x), Marco Roelofsen, Arne Slot, Patrick Peelen (o.g.)
QF Ajax 1–2Sieme Zijm
1999-2000 Group Cambuur Leeuwarden 0–3
Group Achilles 1894 5–0Dirk-Jan Derksen, Gerald van den Belt, Ignacio Tuhuteru, Marco Roelofsen, Arjan Bosschaart
Group Flevo Boys 6–0Milco Pieren (3x), Arne Slot, Ignacio Tuhuteru, Jan Gerver (o.g.)
R1 Cambuur Leeuwarden 1–0Claus Boekweg (p)
R2 FC Eindhoven 2–4Dirk-Jan Derksen, Stanley MacDonald (o.g.)
2000-01 Group Jong FC Utrecht 3–3Arne Slot (2x), Martijn Abbenhues
Group WHC 9–0Martijn Abbenhues (3x), Dominggus Lim-Duan, Arne Slot, Henk van Steeg, Robert Wijnands, Nick Kok, Helmig van Ommen (o.g.)
Group HVV Hollandia 0–0
R1 ADO Den Haag 3–1Richard Roelofsen (2x), Remco Schol
R2 NAC Breda 3–1Arjan Bosschaart (3x)
R3 Heracles Almelo 5–1Arjan Bosschaart (2x), Richard Roelofsen, John den Dunnen, Claus Boekweg (p)
QF FC Twente 3–4John den Dunnen, Martijn Abbenhues, Jeroen Heubach (o.g.)
2001-02 Group FC Emmen 1–3Richard Roelofsen
Group SV Urk 1–0John den Dunnen
Group Achilles 1894 4–0John den Dunnen (2x), Richard Roelofsen, Dominggus Lim-Duan
R1 AGOVV 3–1Arjan Bosschaart, Arne Slot, Bert Zuurman
R2 FC Eindhoven 6–3Henk van Steeg (2x), Bert Zuurman, Robert Wijnands, Súni Olsen, Dragan Thijssens (o.g.)
1/8 FC Groningen 0–3
2002-03 Group SV Spakenburg 3–0Marino Promes, Dominggus Lim-Duan, Morten Karlsen
Group Jong Vitesse 2–3Marco Roelofsen (p), Arjan Bosschaart
Group USV Elinkwijk 5–0Dominggus Lim-Duan (2x), Richard Roelofsen, Marino Promes, Albert van der Haar
R1 Helmond Sport 1–0 (extra time)Richard Roelofsen
R2 De Graafschap 1–4Arjan Bosschaart
2003-04 R1 VV Noordwijk 7–1Gorgi Hristov (3x, 1x p), Marino Promes (2x), Ivar van Dinteren, Ivan Tsvetkov
R2 FC Den Bosch 1–2Marino Promes
2004-05 R1 Ajax (amateurs) 3–0Bert Zuurman, Ruud Berger (p), Arco Jochemsen
R2 ADO Den Haag 0–3
2005-06 R1 VV Nijenrodes 7–0Ruud Berger (4x), Tjeerd Korf (2x), Ivar van Dinteren
R2 NAC Breda 2–4Ivar van Dinteren, Tjeerd Korf
2006-07 R2 FC Emmen 0–1
2007-08 R2 ONS Sneek 2–2 (won on penalties)Derk Boerrigter, Marcel de Bruijn
R3 Go Ahead Eagles 1–0Marcel Kleizen
1/8 NEC 2–0Derk Boerrigter, Bram van Polen
QF Feyenoord 1–2Tozé
2008-09 R2 Cambuur Leeuwarden 3–3 (lost 3–0 on penalties)Albert van der Haar (p), Erik Bakker, Thiago Grizolli
2009–10 R2 Sparta Nijkerk 2–2 (won 4–2 on penalties)Bram van Polen (p), Cecilio Lopes
R3 Jong De Graafschap 0–1
2010–11 R3 Willem II 2–2 (won 5–4 on penalties)Arne Slot, Sjoerd Ars
R4 FC Twente 1–1 (lost 5–3 on penalties)Yanic Wildschut
2011–12 R2 SC Cambuur 1–0Nassir Maachi
R3 RKC Waalwijk 0–1
2012–13 R2 Roda JC Kerkrade 1–0 (extra time)Fred Benson
R3 RKC Waalwijk 4–2Youness Mokhtar (2x), Ronnie Reniers, Rochdi Achenteh
R4 Go Ahead Eagles 3–2Fred Benson (2x), Youness Mokhtar
QF Heracles Almelo 3–2Arne Slot, Fred Benson, Jesper Drost
SF PSV 0–3
2013–14 R2 Fortuna Sittard 2–0Rochdi Achenteh, Joost Broerse
R3 Wilhelmina '08 4–0Ryan Thomas, Giovanni Hiwat, Darryl Lachman, Fred Benson
R4 S.B.V. Excelsior 4–2Fred Benson (2x), Giovanni Hiwat, Rochdi Achenteh
QF JVC Cuijk 5–1Denis Mahmudov (2x), Bart van Hintum, Maikel van der Werff, Joris van Gerwen (o.g.)
SF N.E.C. 2–1Jesper Drost, Maikel van der Werff
F AFC Ajax 5–1Ryan Thomas (2x), Guyon Fernandez (2x), Bram van Polen
2014–15 R2 FC Oss 3–2Jesper Drost (2x), Tomáš Necid
R3 HHC Hardenberg 6–1Thomas Lam (3x), Athanasios Karagounis, Bart van Hintum, Ben Rienstra
R4 VVV-Venlo 1–0Tomáš Necid
QF SC Cambuur 3–2 (extra time)Thomas Lam, Ryan Thomas, Jody Lukoki
SF FC Twente 1–1 (won 4–2 on penalties)Wout Brama
F FC Groningen 0–2
2015–16 R2 Feyenoord 0–3
2016–17 R1 DVS '33 4–1Nicolai Brock-Madsen (2x), Bram van Polen, Anass Achahbar
R2 VVV-Venlo 2–1Kingsley Ehizibue, Youness Mokhtar
R3 FC Utrecht 1–2Nicolai Brock-Madsen
2017–18 R1 VV De Meern 5–0Stefan Nijland, Younes Namli, Piotr Parzyszek, Wouter Marinus, Youness Mokhtar
R2 Kozakken Boys 3–2 (a.e.t.)Younes Namli, Philippe Sandler, Erik Bakker
R3 N.E.C. 2–0Youness Mokhtar, Terell Ondaan
QF AZ Alkmaar 1–4Wouter Marinus
2018–19 R1 VV Staphorst 1–0Vito van Crooy
R2 De Graafschap 5–2Zian Flemming (4x), Mike van Duinen
R3 AZ Alkmaar 0–5
2019–20 R1 HSV Hoek 3–0Lennart Thy (2x), Dennis Johnsen
R2 Fortuna Sittard 0–3

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