| 词条 | 2001 African Cup Winners' Cup |
| 释义 |
| tourney_name = African Cup Winners' Cup | year = 2001 | other_titles = | image = | size = | caption = | country = | dates = 17 November - 1 December 2001 | num_teams = 4 | confederations = 1 | venues = | cities = | champion_other = {{flagicon|RSA}} Kaizer Chiefs | count = 1 | second_other = {{flagicon|ANG}} Interclube | matches = 8 | goals = 14 | attendance = | top_scorer = | player = | updated = | prevseason = 2000 | nextseason = 2002 }} The 2001 African Cup Winners' Cup was the twenty-seventh season of Africa's second oldest club football tournament organised by CAF. South African club Kaizer Chiefs appeared in and won their first African club final, defeating Angolan club Interclube 2-1 on aggregate in the two-legged final. Kaizer Chiefs were also named 2001 African Club of the Year at the conclusion of the African football season. For Kaizer Chiefs the year 2001 included the highs of being crowned African Club of the Year and lifting the African Cup Winners' Cup, but it also included the lows of the Ellis Park Stadium disaster in which 43 South African football fans lost their lives. Association team allocationA total of 37 teams from 36 CAF associations qualified for the tournament after winning their respective premier domestic cups. Of the 37 teams that qualified 1 withdrew before fulfilling all of its fixtures in the Preliminary Round, 1 withdrew after fulfilling its Preliminary Round fixtures, 3 withdrew before the start of the First Round and another withdrew before fulfilling all of its fixtures in the First Round;
FormatThe tournament consisted of five rounds preceding a two-legged final.
The away goals rule was used to determine the victors in the event of a match being tied over the two-legs. If it was not possible to determine a winner using the away goals rule, the tie went to a penalty shootout to determine the winner. Preliminary roundThe first legs were played on 17 & 18 January, and the second legs were played on 4 March 2001. Matches{{TwoLegStart}}{{TwoLegResult|Gazelle|CHA|5-2*{{ref|Gazelle walkover|[1]}}|Sporting|CPV|5-2|-}}{{TwoLegResult|Mhlume United|SWZ|0-3|Mogoditshane Fighters|BOT|0-3|0-0}}{{TwoLegResult|Mukura Victory Sports|RWA|1-3|Atlético|BDI|1-0|0-3|var1=1962}}{{TwoLegResult|US Stade Tamponnaise|REU|5-2|Lesotho Defence Force|LES|5-0|0-2|var2=1987}}{{TwoLegResult|AO Evizo|GAB|6-1|Deportivo Unidad|EQG|1-0|5-1}}|}Notes: {{note|Gazelle walkover|[1]}} Following their 5-2 win over Sporting in the first leg, Gazelle had failed to arrive on time for the second leg. The second leg was rescheduled but Sporting withdrew before a date was set, handing Gazelle a walkover into the First Round. First roundThe first legs were played from 30 March-8 April, and the second legs were played from 13–19 April 2001. Matches{{TwoLegStart}}{{TwoLegResult|ASC Port Autonome|SEN|1-2|Club Africain|TUN|1-1|0-1}}{{TwoLegResult|Gazelle|CHA|2-3|AS Saint-Luc|COD|0-1|2-2|var2=1997}}{{TwoLegResult|Olympic FC|NIG|0-6|Stade d'Abidjan|CIV|0-2|0-4}}{{TwoLegResult|Cercle Olympique|MLI|0-11|Interclube|ANG|0-3|0-8}}{{TwoLegResult|FAR Rabat|MAR|2-1|Al-Hilal (Benghazi)|LBY|2-0|0-1|var2=1977}}{{TwoLegResult|AO Evizo|GAB|w/o*{{ref|AO Evizo walkover|[1]}}|Okwawu United|GHA|-|-}}{{TwoLegResult|Steve Biko|GAM|1-2|CR Béni Thour|ALG|1-0|0-2}}{{TwoLegResult|Vita Club Mokanda|CGO|1-1(4-5 pen)|Niger Tornadoes|NGA|1-0|0-1}}{{TwoLegResult|Atlético|BDI|w/o*{{ref|Kumbo Strikers Evizo walkover|[2]}}|Kumbo Strikers|CMR|-|-}}{{TwoLegResult|Matchedje|MOZ|w/o*{{ref|Ethiopian Coffee walkover|[3]}}|Ethiopian Coffee|ETH|-|-|var2=1996}}{{TwoLegResult|Mathare United|KEN|2-3|Ismaily|EGY|1-1|1-2}}{{TwoLegResult|FC Djivan|MAD|w/o*{{ref|Simba SC walkover|[4]}}|Simba SC|TAN|-|-}}{{TwoLegResult|Al-Hilal Club|SDN|0-2|Zamalek|EGY|0-1|0-1}}{{TwoLegResult|Nkana FC|ZAM|3-0*{{ref|Nkana FC walkover|[5]}}|Military Police|UGA|3-0|-}}{{TwoLegResult|Mogoditshane Fighters|BOT|4-4(a)|Sunshine SC|SEY|3-2|1-2}}{{TwoLegResult|US Stade Tamponnaise|REU|2-3|Kaizer Chiefs|RSA|1-1|1-2}}|}Notes: {{note|AO Evizo walkover|[1]}} Okwawu United withdrew before the first leg, handing AO Evizo a walkover into the Second Round. {{note|Kumbo Strikers Evizo walkover|[2]}} Atlético withdrew before the first leg, handing Kumbo Strikers a walkover into the Second Round. {{note|Ethiopian Coffee walkover|[3]}} Matchedje withdrew before the first leg, handing Ethiopian Coffee a walkover into the Second Round. {{note|Ethiopian Coffee walkover|[4]}} FC Djivan withdrew before the first leg, handing Simba SC a walkover into the Second Round. {{note|Nkana FC walkover|[5]}} Following their 3-0 defeat in the first leg, Military Police withdrew before their second leg tie against Nkana FC, handing Nkana FC a walkover into the Second Round. Second roundThe first legs were played from 11–13 May, and the second legs were played on 26 & 27 May 2001. Matches{{TwoLegStart}}{{TwoLegResult|Club Africain|TUN|3-1|AS Saint-Luc|COD|2-0|1-1|var2=1997}}{{TwoLegResult|Stade d'Abidjan|CIV|1-1(1-3 pen)|Interclube|ANG|1-0|0-1}}{{TwoLegResult|FAR Rabat|MAR|3-3(a)|AO Evizo|GAB|3-1|0-2}}{{TwoLegResult|CR Béni Thour|ALG|1-2|Niger Tornadoes|NGA|1-0|0-2}}{{TwoLegResult|Kumbo Strikers|CMR|1-0|Ethiopian Coffee|ETH|1-0|0-0|var2=1996}}{{TwoLegResult|Ismaily|EGY|2-1*{{ref|Ismaily-Simba controversy|[1]}}|Simba SC|TAN|2-0|0-1*}}{{TwoLegResult|Zamalek|EGY|4-2|Nkana FC|ZAM|2-0|2-2}}{{TwoLegResult|Sunshine SC|SEY|0-5|Kaizer Chiefs|RSA|0-2|0-3}}|} {{note|Ismaily-Simba controversy|[1]}} The second leg tie between Ismaily and Simba SC was abandoned in the 46th minute due to a waterlogged pitch. At the time Simba SC was leading 2-0 and the teams were tied 2-2 on aggregate. The second leg was rescheduled with Simba SC winning 1-0, not enough to overcome Ismaily as they won the tie 2-1 on aggregate. Aside from the match being abandoned, the original second leg tie had been controversial for two incidents. In the first incident the Ismaily players were alleged to have physically confronted the referee after he had awarded Simba SC the penalty that gave them a 2-0 lead, resulting in riot police entering the field and subduing the Ismaily players. In the second incident Ismaily player Emad El-Nahhas was attacked by a spectator wielding a broken bottle. Neither incident resulted in serious injury. Quarter-finalsThe first legs were played on 7 & 9 September, and the second legs were played on 21, 23 & 24 September 2001. Matches{{TwoLegStart}}{{TwoLegResult|Zamalek|EGY|2-3|Club Africain|TUN|1-0|1-3}}{{TwoLegResult|Kaizer Chiefs|RSA|1-1(a)|Ismaily|EGY|0-0|1-1}}{{TwoLegResult|Niger Tornadoes|NGA|1-4|Interclube|ANG|1-0|0-4}}{{TwoLegResult|AO Evizo|GAB|0-3|Kumbo Strikers|CMR|0-1|0-2}}|} Semi-finalsThe first legs were played on 13 & 14 October, and the second legs were played on 27 & 28 October 2001. Matches{{TwoLegStart}}{{TwoLegResult|Kaizer Chiefs|RSA|3-0|Club Africain|TUN|2-0|1-0}}{{TwoLegResult|Interclube|ANG|4-0|Kumbo Strikers|CMR|3-0|1-0}}|} Final{{main|2001 African Cup Winners' Cup Final}}{{TwoLegStart}}{{TwoLegResult|Interclube|ANG|1–2|Kaizer Chiefs|RSA|1–1|0–1}}|} First leg{{footballbox|date = 17 November 2001 |time = |team1 = Interclube {{flagicon|ANG}} |score = 1 – 1 |report = |team2 = {{flagicon|RSA}} Kaizer Chiefs |goals1 = Esengo {{goal|27}} |goals2 = Jukulile {{goal|20}} |stadium = Estádio da Cidadela, Luanda |attendance = |referee = }} Second leg{{footballbox|date = 1 December 2001 |time = |team1 = Kaizer Chiefs {{flagicon|RSA}} |score = 1 – 0 |report = |team2 = {{flagicon|ANG}} Interclube |goals1 = Mabedi {{goal|90|pen.}} |goals2 = |stadium = Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg |attendance = |referee = }} Kaizer Chiefs won the two-legged final 2-1 on aggregate. External links
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