| 词条 | 2011–12 KNVB Cup | ||||||||||||||||
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| title = KNVB Cup | year = 2011–12 | other_title = | image = | imagesize = | caption = | country = {{flag|Netherlands}} | num_teams = 92 | champions = PSV Eindhoven | runner-up = Heracles Almelo | matches = | goals = | top goal scorer = | player = | prevseason = 2010-11 | nextseason = 2012–13 }} The 2011–12 KNVB Cup was the 94th season of the Dutch national football knockout tournament. The competition began on 24 August 2011 with the matches of Round 1 and ended with the final on 8 April 2012. FC Twente were the defending champions having won the cup the previous season. The winner PSV Eindhoven qualifies for the play-off round[1] of the 2012–13 UEFA Europa League. CalendarThe calendar for the 2011–12 KNVB Cup was as follows.[2]
First round56 amateur clubs competed in this stage of the competition for a place in the Second Round. These matches took place on 24 August 2011. {{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Zwaluwen '30||3−0|Susteren}}{{OneLegResult|Hollandia||0−1|SVV Scheveningen}}{{OneLegResult|Staphorst||4−2|Groene Ster}}{{OneLegResult|De Treffers||1−0|Rijnsburgse Boys}}{{OneLegResult|SVZW Wierden||4−5 {{aet}}|HBS Craeyenhout}}{{OneLegResult|Someren||1−4|Genemuiden}}{{OneLegResult|ARC||6−2|Quick '20}}{{OneLegResult|Sparta Nijkerk||5−1|Hoogland}}{{OneLegResult|VCK||0−5|Argon}}{{OneLegResult|Actief||1−2 {{aet}}|Excelsior '31}}{{OneLegResult|GOES||1−5|Zwaluwen}}{{OneLegResult|Capelle||1−1 {{aet}}4−5 (pen)|WKE}}{{OneLegResult|IJsselmeervogels||2−1|AFC}}{{OneLegResult|Achilles '29||1−0|Katwijk}}{{OneLegResult|Haaglandia||0−1|Lisse}}{{OneLegResult|N.E.C. amateurs||2−3|Harkemase Boys}}{{OneLegResult|Barendrecht||2−2 {{aet}} 4−3 (pen)|Hilversum}}{{OneLegResult|Lienden||3−4|VV Bennekom}}{{OneLegResult|Alphense Boys||0−1|Montfoort}}{{OneLegResult|Urk||1−2|VV Berkum}}{{OneLegResult|ODIN '59||1−2 {{aet}}|VVSB}}{{OneLegResult|UNA||2−0|Spakenburg}}{{OneLegResult|JVC Cuijk||1−1 {{aet}} 7−6 (pen)|Voorschoten '97}}{{OneLegResult|GVVV||3−1|Nemelaer}}{{OneLegResult|Noordwijk||4−1|EHC}}{{OneLegResult|Young Boys||1−2|HSC '21}}{{OneLegResult|Be Quick 1887||0−3|HHC Hardenberg}}{{OneLegResult|EVV||5−3|Hoek}} |} Second roundThe 28 winners from the First Round entered this stage of the competition along with the 18 Eerste Divisie clubs and the 18 Eredivisie clubs. These matches took place from 20 to 22 September 2011. {{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Montfoort||1−6|Sparta Rotterdam}}{{OneLegResult|VVV-Venlo||0−2|SC Heerenveen}}{{OneLegResult|Feyenoord||4−0|AGOVV Apeldoorn}}{{OneLegResult|SC Cambuur||0−1|FC Zwolle}}{{OneLegResult|VV Bennekom||1−6|Roda JC}}{{OneLegResult|Harkemase Boys||4−2 {{aet}}|Willem II}}{{OneLegResult|IJsselmeervogels||0−1|FC Dordrecht}}{{OneLegResult|Go Ahead Eagles||3−1 {{aet}}|Helmond Sport}}{{OneLegResult|Fortuna Sittard||2−4 {{aet}}|NEC}}{{OneLegResult|WKE||1−2|FC Den Bosch}}{{OneLegResult|Sparta Nijkerk||4−2 {{aet}}|Staphorst}}{{OneLegResult|Zwaluwen '30||1−2|GVVV}}{{OneLegResult|EVV||1−5|FC Oss}}{{OneLegResult|Excelsior '31||0−5|SBV Excelsior}}{{OneLegResult|ARC||0−8|MVV Maastricht}}{{OneLegResult|Vitesse Arnhem||0−0 {{aet}}5−4 (pen)|NAC Breda}}{{OneLegResult|SVV Scheveningen||1−3|ADO Den Haag}}{{OneLegResult|VVSB||0−8|PSV Eindhoven}}{{OneLegResult|Noordwijk||1−3|Ajax}}{{OneLegResult|Zwaluwen||1−8|FC Twente}}{{OneLegResult|Genemuiden||3−1|HSC '21}}{{OneLegResult|Argon||0−2|Almere City FC}}{{OneLegResult|JVC Cuijk||0−1|Heracles Almelo}}{{OneLegResult|De Treffers||3−2|HHC Hardenberg}}{{OneLegResult|FC Eindhoven||3−1|FC Emmen}}{{OneLegResult|HBS Craeyenhout||2−3|Lisse}}{{OneLegResult|UNA||1−3|FC Volendam}}{{OneLegResult|Barendrecht||0−3|RKC Waalwijk}}{{OneLegResult|VV Berkum||2−0|SC Veendam}}{{OneLegResult|De Graafschap||1−1 {{aet}} 4−3 (pen)|FC Utrecht}}{{OneLegResult|Achilles '29||1−1 {{aet}} 3–2 (pen) |Telstar}}{{OneLegResult|AZ||4−2 {{aet}}|FC Groningen}} |} Third roundThese matches took place from 25 to 27 October 2011. {{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Achilles '29 (III)||1 − 0|MVV Maastricht (II)}}{{OneLegResult|Almere City FC (II)||1 − 2|FC Eindhoven (II)}}{{OneLegResult|SBV Excelsior||0 − 3|GVVV (III)}}{{OneLegResult|FC Oss (II)||3 − 1 {{aet}}|FC Den Bosch (II)}}{{OneLegResult|SC Heerenveen||6 − 1|Harkemase Boys (III)}}{{OneLegResult|FC Zwolle (II)||0 − 1|RKC Waalwijk}}{{OneLegResult|Vitesse Arnhem||2 − 1|ADO Den Haag}}{{OneLegResult|De Treffers (III)||1 − 5|De Graafschap}}{{OneLegResult|FC Twente||4 − 3|Genemuiden (III)}}{{OneLegResult|Heracles Almelo||4 − 0|VV Berkum (IV)}}{{OneLegResult|PSV Eindhoven||3 − 0|Lisse (III)}}{{OneLegResult|Sparta Rotterdam (II)||4 − 0|Sparta Nijkerk (IV)}}{{OneLegResult|Roda JC||2 − 4|Ajax}}{{OneLegResult|FC Dordrecht (II)||2 − 3 {{aet}}|AZ}}{{OneLegResult|NEC||1 − 0|FC Volendam (II)}}{{OneLegResult|Go Ahead Eagles (II)||2 − 1|Feyenoord}}|} Fourth roundThese matches took place from 20 to 22 December 2011. {{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Ajax||2 − 3{{ref|a|1}}|AZ}}{{OneLegResult|RKC Waalwijk||3 − 2|Go Ahead Eagles (II)}}{{OneLegResult|FC Eindhoven (II)||1 − 2|Vitesse Arnhem}}{{OneLegResult|Heracles Almelo||4 − 0|De Graafschap}}{{OneLegResult|SC Heerenveen||11 − 1|FC Oss (II)}}{{OneLegResult|NEC||3 − 0|Achilles '29 (III)}}{{OneLegResult|FC Twente||1−2 {{aet}}|PSV Eindhoven}}{{OneLegResult|Sparta Rotterdam (II)||1−1 {{aet}}4-5 (pen)|GVVV (III)}} |} 1{{note|a}} The original match was abandoned in the 38th minute with Ajax leading 1–0 after AZ left the pitch when their goalkeeper Esteban Alvarado received a red card for kicking a drunk fan that invaded the field and attacked him; the red card was later rescinded. The match was replayed in full behind closed doors on 19 January 2012.[3] Quarter-finalsThese matches took place on 31 January 2012. {{OneLegStart}}{{OneLegResult|Vitesse Arnhem|| 1−2 |SC Heerenveen}}{{OneLegResult|Heracles Almelo|| 3−0 |RKC Waalwijk}}{{OneLegResult|AZ|| 2−1 |GVVV (III)}}{{OneLegResult|PSV Eindhoven|| 3−2 |NEC}}|} Semi-finals{{football box|date=21 March 2012 |time=20:45 |team1=SC Heerenveen |score=1 – 3 |team2=PSV Eindhoven |goals1=Elm {{goal|34}} |goals2=Labyad {{goal|23}} Wijnaldum {{goal|46}} Matavž {{goal|50}} |stadium=Abe Lenstra Stadion, Heerenveen |attendance=26,000 |referee=Bas Nijhuis |report= }} {{football box |date=22 March 2012 |time=20:45 |team1=AZ |score=2 – 4 |aet= yes |team2=Heracles Almelo |goals1=Maher {{goal|20}} Guðmundsson {{goal|22}} |goals2=Everton {{goal|7}} Quansah {{goal|66}} Bruns {{goal|110}} Gouriye {{goal|120}} |stadium=AFAS Stadion, Alkmaar |attendance=10,669 |referee=Richard Liesveld |report= }} Final{{Main|2012 KNVB Cup Final}}{{football box|date=8 April 2012 |time=18:00 |team1=PSV Eindhoven |score=3 – 0 |team2=Heracles Almelo |goals1=Toivonen {{goal|31}} Mertens {{goal|56}} Lens {{goal|63}} |stadium=De Kuip, Rotterdam |attendance=50,000 |referee=Pol van Boekel |report= }} References1. ^2012/13 Access list Bert Kassies' Site 2. ^{{cite web|title=Loting eerste en tweede ronde KNVB Beker|url=http://www.knvb.nl/nieuws/15113/loting-eerste-en-tweede-ronde-knvb-beker|publisher=KVNB|accessdate=14 July 2011}} 3. ^{{cite news|title=AZ Alkmaar goalkeeper Esteban has red card for kicking a fan rescinded|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/16296118.stm|publisher=BBC|accessdate=23 December 2011|date=22 December 2011}} External links
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