Final of the Russian Football Cup 2017

Russian Cup Final 2017
Russian Cup Final 2017
Tournament	Russian Cup 2016/17
date	May 2, 2017
Stadium	Fisht , Sochi
Arbitrator	Alexey Nikolaev ( Moscow )
Attendance	24,500

The final of the Russian Football Cup 2016/17 was held on May 2, 2017 at the Fisht Stadium in Sochi ^[1] . It met the Yekaterinburg Ural and the Moscow Lokomotiv .

For Ural, this match was the first in the history of the Russian Cup finals, while Lokomotiv played for the 8th time in the final (having 6 wins and 1 loss in its assets).

The match ended with a score 2: 0 in favor of the “railroad”, victory goals on the account of Igor Denisov and Alexei Miranchuk ^[2] . At the very end of the meeting, a brawl began on the field, because of which the referee removed two players in each team. Later, the fight continued in the stands, one of the fans in serious condition was hospitalized ^[3] .

Content

Referee Match

On April 26, 2017, Alexey Nikolaev ( Moscow ) was appointed the chief referee of the match ^[4] .

Path to the final

Ural		Round	Locomotive
Opponent	Result		Opponent	Result
Chelyabinsk (PFL)	3: 0	1/16 final	Khimki (FNL)	3: 0
Amkar (PL)	1: 1 (4: 2 pen.)	1/8 final	Wings of the Soviets (PL)	3: 1
Krasnodar (PL)	3: 3 (4: 3 pen.)	1/4 finals	Tosno (FNL)	1: 0
Ruby (PL)	2: 1	1/2 finals	Ufa (PL)	1: 0

Match Report

May 2, 2017
18:45 MSK

Ural	0: 2	Locomotive
	Protocol	I. Denisov 76 ' Al Miranchuk 90 '

Fisht , Sochi
Spectators: 24,500
Judge: Alexey Nikolaev ( Moscow )

Ural

Locomotive


Ural:
VR	28	Nikolay Zabolotny
Def	7	Alexander Dantsev ( k )
Def	four	Gregor Balazhyts
Def	3	Jemal Tabidze
PZ	17	Nikolay Dimitrov		88 '
PZ	12	Alexander Novikov
PZ	92	Roman Emelyanov		79 '
PZ	18	Vladimir Ilyin	69 '
PZ	6	Eric Bickalvey
Nap	9	Roman Pavlyuchenko		46 '
Nap	ten	Chisamba Lungu	49 '
Spare:
VR	one	Dmitry Arapov
VR	96	Andrey Timofeev
Def	27	Mikhail Merkulov
Def	five	Dominic Dinga
PZ	eight	Alexander Pavlenko
PZ	15	Artyom Fidler	90 + 6 '	46 '
PZ	80	Alexander Lomakin
PZ	99	Edgar Manucharyan	90 + 6 '	79 '
PZ	85	Sergey Serchenkov
PZ	77	Dmitry Korobov
PZ	90	Alexander Shcherbakov
PZ	32	Nikita Glushkov		88 '
Trainer:
Alexander Tarkhanov


Locomotive:
VR	one	Guillerme ( k )
Def	29	Vitaly Denisov
Def	33	Solomon Quirkvelia
Def	five	Nemanja Peychinovich
PZ	27	Igor Denisov
PZ	23	Dmitry Tarasov		90 + 7 '
PZ	20	Vladislav Ignatiev
PZ	59	Alexey Miranchuk
PZ	four	Manuel Fernandes
Nap	90	Ari	90 + 6 '
Nap	7	Micon		85 '
Spare:
VR	77	Anton Kochenkov
Def	55	Renat Yanbaev
Def	28	Boris Rothenberg
Def	3	Timofei Margasov
Def	17	Taras Michalik
PZ	eleven	Alan Kasaev
PZ	18	Alexander Kolomeitsev
PZ	36	Dmitry Barinov		90 + 7 '
PZ	60	Anton Miranchuk
PZ	88	Delvin N'Dinga
PZ	eight	Jefferson Farfan	90 + 6 '	85 '
Nap	32	Petar Shkuletich
Trainer:
Yuri Semin

Assistants to the Chief Arbiter:
Nikolay Bogach ( Lyubertsy )
Andrey Glot ( Yaroslavl )
Reserve Judge:
Vyacheslav Semenov ( Gatchina )
Inspector:
Andrey Butenko ( Moscow )

Notes

↑ Russian Cup final will be held in Sochi
↑ Danila Ignatov. That's the cup! The victory of Loko against the background of mass fights on the field and in the stands (neopr.) . Championship.com (May 2, 2017). The appeal date is August 8, 2017.
↑ Roman Solovyov. “He’s a scumbag, but they give medals for that!” How did the Cup final (neopr.) End . Championship.com (May 2, 2017). The appeal date is August 8, 2017.
↑ The final of the Cup of Russia will be served by the judging panel of Alexei Nikolaev

Links

“Riots in Sochi force the state to tighten measures” // Gazeta.ru

[1] Russian Cup final will be held in Sochi

[2] Danila Ignatov. That's the cup! The victory of Loko against the background of mass fights on the field and in the stands (neopr.) . Championship.com (May 2, 2017). The appeal date is August 8, 2017.

[3] Roman Solovyov. “He’s a scumbag, but they give medals for that!” How did the Cup final (neopr.) End . Championship.com (May 2, 2017). The appeal date is August 8, 2017.

[4] The final of the Cup of Russia will be served by the judging panel of Alexei Nikolaev