2017 Santiago South Super Cup

2017 Santiago South Super Cup
Estádio da Várzea hosted the regional super cup final
Event Santiago South Super Cup
Date 28 October 2017
Venue Estádio da Várzea, Praia, Santiago

The 2015 Santiago South Super Cup was the 5th and recent annual and a single knockout match featuring the winner of the 2016-17 Premier Division Sporting Praia, as the club was also the 2016-17 cup winner, runner up in the cup competition Os Garridos competed.[1]

The super cup was played as did in the previous editions at Estádio da Várzea southwest of the city center of Praia.

The finals were televised and listened on radio on Rádio Praia. They were also listened throughout the island, Maio, Fogo and Brava from the same station.

It was the next Super Cup match in two seasons, the 2016 edition was canceled as the Boavista-Delta regional cup final which was to be played in May 2016 was not rescheduled until April 2017 and the super cup match with Desportivo da Praia, the 2016 regional champion, later rescheduled to be played for 2017 was not held.

Background

Sporting Praia made their fourth appearance at the competition, their last appearance was in 2015. Os Garridos never played a Super Cup match before.[1]

Match

Summary

No goals were scored during the first half. During the second half, Kinzley of Sporting Praia scored a goal at the 59th minute, immediately resuming after the goal scored, Sporting got the ball, soon João Paulino, ex-Tchadense player scored another one at the 61st minute. Afterwards no goals were ever scored. Later, Sporting won their third and recent super cup title for the south of the island.

Details

Sporting Praia 2-0 Os Garridos
Kinzley  58'
João Paulino  61'
Estádio da Várzea
Praia, Santiago
Sporting Praia, Home
Sporting Praia, Away
Os Garridos, Home
Os Garridos, Away
GK1Cape Verde Kelvi
DF2Cape Verde Kadú
DF3Cape Verde Admar
DF4Cape Verde Blessed M. Teixeira
DF5Cape Verde Madjer
MF6Tabaco
FW7Gily
MF8Cape Verde Palo
FW9Nigeria Mike
MF10Cape Verde Tigana (C)
FW11Cape Verde Nildo
MF13Ivory Coast Gaussou Badayoko
DF14Cape Verde Paulo Tavares
DF15Cape Verde Panduru
MF17Cape Verde Pery
FW18Kikas
FW19Tei
MF20Cape Verde Dário Paiva
FW21Cape Verde Igor
FW22Nigeria Matthew Mbutidem Sunday
GK23Cape Verde Txu
DF24Tidy
MF25Cape Verde Nelito (Antunes)
MF26Camaron
Cape Verde João Paulino
Cape Verde Ailton
Cape Verde Edilton Afonseca
Cape Verde Edmilson
Cape Verde Elisandro Brazão
Cape Verde Walter Patrick Cabral
Cape Verde Celso Mendes
Cape Verde Djanine
Cape Verde Edeney
Cape Verde Elton Patrick Gonçalves
Cape Verde Edilson Mendes Fernandes
DFCape Verde Fred
Cape Verde Carlos Alberto Ferreira
Cape Verde Adérito Jailson Gomes
Cape Verde David P. Gomes
Cape Verde David Wilker Gomes
Cape Verde Daniel Gonçalves
Cape Verde Hilton[lower-alpha 1]
Cape Verde Hericles (Éricles)
Cape Verde Ivanildo
Cape Verde Jair José
Cape Verde Janilson
Cape Verde Nelito, Jr.
Cape Verde Constantino Leal
Cape Verde Gelson Jac Martins
Cape Verde Henry Meiller
Cape Verde Flávio Jair Mendes
Cape Verde Adilson Adérito Moniz
Cape Verde José Manuel Monteiro
Cape Verde Elder Rodrigues Modeira
Cape Verde Nilton (Tavares)
Cape Verde Carlos Patrick Pereira
Cape Verde Rilton
Cape Verde Carlos Tavares Rosa
Cape Verde Carlos Tovicke Semedo
Cape Verde Adérito da Cruz Silva
Cape Verde Wallin Stiv
Cape Verde Joel Alexandre da Veiga
Santiago South
Super Cup winners
Sporting Praia
3rd title
Match officials
  • Assistant referees:
  • Fourth official:
Match rules
  • 90 minutes.
  • 30 minutes of extra time if necessary.

See also

Notes

  1. Helton in Portuguese

References

  1. 1 2 "2017 Santiago South Super Cup in the page Cape Verde Islands 2017/18". RSSSF. Retrieved November 16, 2017.
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