1991 Soviet Cup final

1991 Soviet Cup final Soviet Cup Final 1991.jpg 220 1990–91 Soviet Cup CSKA Moscow 3 Torpedo Moscow 2 23 June 1991 Lenin's Central Stadium Moscow Valeriy Butenko (Moscow) 37,000 27 °C 1990 1992 The 1991 Soviet Cup final was a football match that took place at the Lenin's Central Stadium, Moscow on 23 June 1991. The match was the jubilee 50th Soviet Cup Final and it was contested by PFC CSKA Moscow and FC Torpedo Moscow. The Soviet Cup winner CSKA qualified for the Cup Winners' Cup first round for the Soviet Union. CSKA played their 7th Cup Final winning on 5 occasions including this one. For Torpedo it was their 15th Cup Final and for the ninth time they were defeated at this stage. This match was the final match played by CSKA and USSR national team goalkeeper Mikhail Yeriomin. Yeriomin was in a serious car accident the evening after the final and died at a hospital on 30 June 1991 from his injuries.Last Prayer Goalkeeper Road to Moscow 1990–91 Soviet Cup All sixteen Soviet Top League clubs did not have to go through qualification to get into the competition, so CSKA and Torpedo both qualified for the competition automatically. The last year defending champions Dynamo Kyiv were eliminated administratively in the first round of the competition (1/16 final) by FC Tekstilshchik Kamyshin after winning their home game 7–1 (later changed to -:+).Dynamo-Textilshchyk game report. + CSKA MoscowRound 1 (1st leg)Neftianik F.0–2CSKARound 1 (2nd leg)CSKA3–1Neftianik F.  (CSKA won 5–1 on aggregate)Round 2 (1st leg)CSKA4–1DniproRound 2 (2nd leg)Dnipro2–2CSKA  (CSKA won 6–3 on aggregate)Quarter-finalCSKA4–1 Dinamo MinskSemi-finalLokomotiv Moscow0–3 CSKA + Torpedo MoscowRound 1 (1st leg)Zenit1–2TorpedoRound 1 (2nd leg)Torpedo2–0Zenit  (Torpedo won 4–1 on aggregate)Round 2 (1st leg)Torpedo2–0KarpatyRound 2 (2nd leg)Karpaty1–3Torpedo  (Torpedo won 5–1 on aggregate)Quarter-finalTorpedo0–0 aet 3–1 pen.SpartakSemi-finalTorpedo0–0 aet 7–6 pen.Ararat Previous encounters Previously these two teams met each other in the early editions of the competition on several occasions. However this was their first time and the last that they met in the finals of the Soviet Cup. Previously their contested each other four times in semifinals of this competition since 1944. Match summary 1991-06-23 ?:? LST CSKA Moscow 3 – 2 Report Torpedo Moscow Igor Korneyev 45 67 Oleg Sergeyev 80 Yuriy Tishkov 43 75 Lenin's Central Stadium, Moscow 37,000 Valeriy Butenko (Moscow) _white_hoops _white_hoops _white_hoops _2_stripes_white FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 PFC CSKA Moscow _collarblack _3_stripes_black _white_stripes ffffff ffffff ffffff 000080 ffffff FC Torpedo Moscow PFC CSKA Moscow:GK Russian SFSR Mikhail YeriominDF Russian SFSR Dmitriy Kuznetsov (c)DF Russian SFSR Sergei KolotovkinMF Russian SFSR Dmitriy BystrovDF Russian SFSR Sergey Fokin 70DF Russian SFSR Mikhail KolesnikovMF Russian SFSR Igor KorneyevMF Russian SFSR Valeriy Broshyn 83MF Russian SFSR Oleg SergeyevFW Russian SFSR Vladimir TatarchukFW Russian SFSR Valeriy Masalitin 72Substitutes:FW Russian SFSR Sergey Dmitriyev 70DF Russian SFSR Oleg Malyukov 72MF Byelorussian SSR Viktor Yanushevsky 83GK Soviet UnionDF Soviet UnionDF Soviet UnionMF Soviet UnionManager:Russian SFSR Pavel Sadyrin FC Torpedo Moscow:GK Tajik SSR Valeriy SarychevDF Russian SFSR Aleksandr Polukarov (c)DF Russian SFSR Andrey KalaichevMF Russian SFSR Andrey Afanasyev DF Russian SFSR Aleksei YushkovDF Russian SFSR Sergey Shustikov 70MF Russian SFSR Igor ChugainovMF Russian SFSR Yuriy TishkovMF Russian SFSR Nikolai Savichev 46FW Tajik SSR Oleg ShyrinbekovFW Russian SFSR Sergey AgashkovSubstitutes:FW Russian SFSR Yuriy Matveyev 70DF Russian SFSR Gennadiy Grishyn 46MF Soviet UnionGK Soviet UnionDF Soviet UnionDF Soviet UnionMF Soviet UnionManager:Russian SFSR Valentin Ivanov MATCH OFFICIALS Assistant referees: Andrei Butenko (Moscow) Anatoliy Maliarov (Moscow) Fourth official: ( ) MATCH RULES 90 minutes. 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary. Penalty shoot-out if scores still level. Seven named substitutes Maximum of 3 substitutions. Soviet Cup 1991 winners CSKA MoscowFifth title See also Soviet Top League 1990 References External links The competition calendar June 2017 1991 Soviet Cup Final 1991 Soviet Cup Final 1991 Cup Soviet Cup final Soviet Cup final Category:1991 in Moscow Category:June 1991 in Russia