1998–99 Croatian Football Cup





























1998–99 Croatian Football Cup
Country Croatia
Teams 48
Defending champions Croatia Zagreb
Champions
Osijek (1st title)
Runners-up Cibalia

← 1997–98


1999–2000 →


The 1998–99 Croatian Football Cup was the eighth edition of Croatia's football knockout competition. Croatia Zagreb were the defending champions, and it was won by Osijek. This was the first season when a preliminary round was played, with top level clubs entering the competition in the first round proper.




Contents






  • 1 Calendar


  • 2 Preliminary round


  • 3 First round


  • 4 Second round


  • 5 Quarter-finals


  • 6 Semi-finals


    • 6.1 First legs


    • 6.2 Second legs




  • 7 Final


  • 8 See also


  • 9 External links





Calendar




















































Round Main date Number of fixtures Clubs New entries this round
Preliminary round 19 August 1998 16 48 → 32 none
First round 6 and 15 September 1998 16 32 → 16 16
Second round 23 and 29 September 1998 8 16 → 8 none
Quarter-finals 28 October and
25 November 1998		 8 8 → 4 none
Semi-finals 3 March and
17 March 1999		 4 4 → 2 none
Final 30 May 1999 2 2 → 1 none


Preliminary round









































































































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1
Mosor
 11–0
 Daruvar
2
 Valpovka
 1–2
Samobor
3
Čakovec
 3–0
Croatia Đakovo
4
Slavonija Požega
 5–0
 Spartak Vest
5
Dugo Selo
 2–1
Posavina Zagreb
6
Halubjan Viškovo
 3–0
Dugopolje
7
Podravac
 2–1
 Slunj
8
Ivančica
 1–4
Slaven Belupo
9
Bojovnik 7
 1–0
Slavonac
10
Pazinka
 1–0
 Varaždin
11
Zagora Unešić
 0–2
Moslavina
12
Amater Slavonski Brod
 6–1
 Mladost Hrastovec
13
Istra Pula
 3–2
Graničar Županja
14
Raštane
 2–0
Nehaj Senj
15
TŠK Topolovac
 4–0
Neretva
16
Špasko
 0–1
Mladost 127


First round









































































































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1
Dugo Selo
 3–2
Croatia Zagreb
2
 Bojovnik 7
 2–3
Hajduk Split
3
TŠK Topolovac
 0–1
Varteks
4
Amater Slavonski Brod
 2–2 (4–2 p)
NK Zagreb
5
 Halubjan
 1–2
Rijeka
6
Mosor
 0–1 (aet)
Osijek
7
Podravac
 1–5
Zadarkomerc
8
Moslavina
 2–3
Segesta
9
Raštane
 2–0
Inker Zaprešić
10
Čakovec
 2–0
Dubrovnik
11
Samobor
 1–2
Hrvatski Dragovoljac
12
Pazinka
 0–6
Cibalia
13
Slavonija Požega
 0–3
Belišće
14
Istra Pula
 1–1 (1–4 p)
Šibenik
15
Mladost 127
 4–2
Bjelovar
16
Marsonia
 0–4
Slaven Belupo


Second round

























































Tie no
 Home team
 Score
 Away team
1
Slaven Belupo
 8–0
Dugo Selo
2
Hajduk Split
 5–1
Mladost 127
3
Šibenik
 0–1
Varteks
4
Belišće
 4–1
 Amater Slavonski Brod
5
Cibalia
 1–0
Rijeka
6
Osijek
 3–1
Hrvatski Dragovoljac
7
Čakovec
 0–0 (5–4 p)
Zadarkomerc
8
Segesta
 4–0
Raštane


Quarter-finals






































Team 1
Agg.
 Team 2
 1st leg
 2nd leg

Slaven Belupo
 5–1
Segesta
 4–1
 1–0

Čakovec
 0–2
Hajduk Split
 0–0
 0–2

Varteks
 2–4
Osijek
 2–1
 0–3

Belišće
 0–7
Cibalia
 0–4
 0–3


Semi-finals



First legs


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3 March 1999












Osijek 1 – 0 Slaven Belupo

Beširević Goal 90' (pen.)
 Report


Stadion Gradski vrt, Osijek

Attendance: 2,500

Referee: Šime Vukić (Rijeka)






3 March 1999












Cibalia 2 – 1 Hajduk Split

Jurčec Goal 53'
Crnčević Goal 58'
 Report
Baturina Goal 38'


Stadion HNK Cibalia, Vinkovci

Attendance: 5,000

Referee: Goran Marić (Zagreb)




Second legs




17 March 1999












Slaven Belupo 0 – 0 Osijek
Report


Gradski stadion, Koprivnica

Attendance: 3,000

Referee: Reno Sinovčić (Zadar)



Osijek won 1–0 on aggregate.





17 March 1999


















Hajduk Split 2 – 1 Cibalia

Ratković Goal 73'
Deranja Goal 81'
 Report
Jurčec Goal 63'
Penalties

Pralija Penalty scored
Vučko Penalty scored
Računica Penalty scored
Deranja Penalty scored
Erceg Penalty scored
Skoko Penalty missed
 5 – 6
Penalty scoredMeštrović
Penalty scoredCrnčević
Penalty scoredSablić
Penalty scoredRaić-Sudar
Penalty scoredAndričević
Penalty scoredBartolović


Stadion Poljud, Split

Attendance: 4,000

Referee: Ante Kulušić (Šibenik)



3–3 on aggregate. Cibalia won 6–5 in penalty shootout.



Final


Main article: 1999 Croatian Football Cup Final



30 May 1999

18:00












Cibalia 1 – 2 (a.e.t.) Osijek

Jurić Goal 35'
Report
(in Croatian)
Mitu Goal 90+3'
Lasić Golden goal 97'


Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb

Attendance: 7,000

Referee: Reno Sinovčić (Zadar)




See also



  • 1998–99 Croatian First Football League

  • 1998–99 Croatian Second Football League



External links




  • Official website (in Croatian)


  • 1998–99 in Croatian football at Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation


  • Croatian Cup Finals at Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation









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