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==Qualifying round== | ==Qualifying round== | ||
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|team1 =[[Mainlae Town FC]] | |||
|score =2 – 0 | |||
|team2 =[[F'ed-Ĵars FC]] | |||
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|team1 =[[TTC Tiem FC]] | |||
|score =1 – 2 | |||
|team2 =[[CT United FC]] | |||
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|team1 =[[FC Jedu|FC Feyenoord]] | |||
|score =0 – 1 | |||
|team2 =[[Hjardef Unstjeiädón FC]] | |||
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|team1 =[[F'ed-ó-Tiem FC]] | |||
|score =1 – 0 | |||
|team2 =[[Abidelaären Kahthajtensen FC]] | |||
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==First round== | ==First round== | ||
Revision as of 00:35, 5 May 2012
The 2011 King's Cup season was the eighth edition of the King's Cup, the premier football cup competition in Craitland. The cup was contested by twenty teams, and was held between November 2010 and May 2011.
The final was won by Sverige Tiem FC, who beat Biulya äqi Jedu FC 2–1 for their first ever title.
Qualifying round
First round
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
