2002 Angola Cup

2002 Angola Cup
Country  Angola
Dates 8 Jun - 11 Nov 2002
Teams 17
Defending champions Sonangol Namibe
Champions Petro de Luanda
Runners-up Desp da Huíla
2003 African Cup Winners' Cup Petro de Luanda
(cup winner)
Matches played 15
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The 2002 Taça de Angola was the 21st edition of the Taça de Angola, the second most important and the top knock-out football club competition following the Girabola. Petro de Luanda beat Desportivo da Huíla 3–0 in the final to secure its 8th title.[1]

The winner qualified to the 2003 African Cup Winners' Cup.

Stadiums and locations

P Team Home city Stadium Capacity 2001 Current P
5Académica do LobitoLobitoEstádio do Buraco10,000QFR16Decrease 1
5ASALuandaEstádio da Cidadela60,000QFR16Decrease 1
5Benfica de LuandaLuandaCampo de São Paulo2,000R16R16Steady
6Benfica do LubangoLubangoPRPRSteady
5Bravos do MaquisLuenaEstádio Mundunduleno4,300R16R16Steady
2Desportivo HuílaLubangoEstádio do Ferrovia15,000DNPRunner-upn/a
5FC de CabindaCabindaEstádio do Tafe25,000R16R16Steady
5Inter de LuandaLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000R16R16Steady
1Petro de LuandaLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000QFChampionIncrease 4
4Petro do HuamboHuamboEstádio dos Kurikutelas10,000SFQFDecrease 1
3Primeiro de AgostoLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000R16SFIncrease 2
5Primeiro de MaioBenguelaEstádio Municipal6,000R16R16Steady
4ProgressoLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000SFQFDecrease 1
3Sagrada EsperançaDundoEstádio Sagrada Esperança8,000R16SFIncrease 2
5Sonangol do NamibeNamibeEstádio Joaquim Morais5,000ChampionR16Decrease 4
4Sporting de CabindaCabindaEstádio do Tafe25,000Runner-upQFDecrease 2
4Sporting do BiéKuitoEstádio dos Eucaliptos16,000DNPQFn/a

Championship bracket

The knockout rounds were played according to the following schedule:

  • June 8 - preliminary rounds
  • Jul 20 - 24: Round of 16
  • Sep 8 - 12: Quarter-finals
  • Nov 2–3: Semi-finals
  • Nov 11: Final
Preliminary Rounds
Sun, 8 Jun 2002		   1/16 Finals
20 / 24 Jul 2002		   Quarterfinals
8 / 12 Sep 2002		   Semifinals
2–3 Nov 2002		   Final
Mon, 11 Nov 2002
                                   
                       
 
Sat, 20 Jul 2002
 
 Petro de Luanda 3
   ASA 1  
 
  Thu, 12 Sep 2002 (pen) a.e.t.
   
 Petro de Luanda 5
   Sporting Cabinda 3  
 
Sun, 21 Jul 2002 (pen) a.e.t.  
   
 FC de Cabinda 4
   Sporting Cabinda 5  
 
  Sat, 2 Nov 2002 (pen) a.e.t.
 
 Petro de Luanda 5
   Sagrada Esperança 4  
 
Wed, 24 Jul 2002  
 
 Benfica de Luanda 0
   Sagrada Esperança 2  
 
  Sun, 8 Sep 2002
 
 Sagrada Esperança 1
   Progresso Sambizanga 0  
 
Sat, 20 Jul 2002  
 
 Bravos Maquis 0
   Progresso 2  
 
  mON, 11 Nov 2002
 
 Petro de Luanda 3
   Desportivo da Huíla 0
 
Sat, 20 Jul 2002 (pen) a.e.t.  
 
 Académica Lobito 1
   Desp da Huíla 4  
 
  Wed, 11 Sep 2002
 
 Desportivo Huíla 2
   Sporting do Bié 1  
 
Tue, 23 Jul 2002 (pen) a.e.t.  
 
 Inter de Luanda 1
   Sporting do Bié 3  
 
  Sun, 3 Nov 2002
 
 Desportivo Huíla 2
Sun, 8 Jun 2003 Walkover
   Primeiro de Agosto 1  
 1º de Agosto 3
Sun, 21 Jul 2002  
 Benfica Lubango 0  
 Sonangol do Namibe 1
   Primeiro de Agosto 2    
 
  Wed, 11 Sep 2002  
 
 Primeiro de Agosto 4  
   Petro do Huambo 1  
 
Sun, 21 Jul 2002  
 
 Primeiro de Maio 1
   Petro do Huambo 2  
 
 
 

Preliminary rounds

1/16 finals

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

[2]

Petro de Luanda 3–0 Desportivo da Huíla
Renato  38'
Mbunga  65'  88'
Attendance: 30,000
Referee: Carlos Lopes
Petro
Desportivo
GK–Angola Lamá
RB–Angola Renato
CB–Angola
CB–Angola
LB–Angola Delgado
RM–Angola Dione
CM–Angola Betinho
CM–Angola Chinho
LM–Angola Jonas (c)
FW–Angola
FW–Angola
Substitutions:
MF–Democratic Republic of the Congo Mbunga
MF–Angola Zico
DF–Angola Delgado
Manager:
Brazil J. Roberto Ávilas
GK–Angola Virgílio
DF–Angola
DF–Angola
DF–Angola
DF–Angola
MF–Angola
MF–Angola
MF–Angola
MF–Angola
FW–Angola
FW–Angola
Substitutions:
MF–Angola
MF–Angola
MF–Angola
Manager:
Angola Augusto Kamati

Assistant referees:

2002 Angola Football Cup winner


Atlético Petróleos de Luanda
8th title

Squad: Adolfo, Andia, Betinho, Chara, Chinho, Delgado, Dias Caires, Didí, Flávio, Jonas, Lamá, Mandiangu, Maninho, Marito, Mbunga, Nato Faial, Pitchu, Renato, Santana, Zico
Head Coach: José Roberto Ávilas

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Luanda-based "Petro de Luanda" won the 2002 Angola Cup". ANGOP.com. 11 Nov 2002. Retrieved 14 Apr 2017.
  2. ↑ "Angola 2002". rsssf.com. Retrieved 14 Apr 2017.
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