1995 Ukrainian Cup Final - Match Details

Match Details

1995-05-28
?:? LST
 Shakhtar Donetsk 1 – 1
(7 – 6 pen.)		 Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk Republican Stadium, Kiev
Attendance: 42,500
Referee: Viktor Derdo (Illichivsk), (FIFA)
Petrov 78' Report 23' Zakharov
Penalties
Petrov
Matveyev
Kriventsov
Babiy
Orbu
Leonov
Koval 		7 – 6 Skrypnyk
Bahmut
Diriavka
Polunin
Kovalets
Horilyi
Finkel
Shakhtar Donetsk Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
Shakhtar Donetsk:
GK ? Shutkov 67'
MF ? Leonov
DF ? Koval
DF ? Yaschenko (c)
DF ? Popov 38'
MF ? Onopko 12'
DF ? Orbu 89'
DF ? Martiuk 90' 100'
MF ? Atelkin 89'
FW ? Kriventsov
FW ? Matveyev
Substitutes:
DF ? Petrov 38' 78'
MF ? Voskoboynyk 12'
MF ? Babiy 100'
MF ? Kovaliov 89'
Manager:
Vladimir Salkov
Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk:
GK ? Medin 120'
DF ? Topchiyev 67' 88'
MF ? Yakovenko
MF ? Horily
MF ? Bahmut
FW ? Polunin (c)
DF ? Zakharov 23' 25'
DF ? Skrypnyk
MF ? Palianytsia 97'
FW ? Kovalets
DF ? Sharan 76'
Substitutes:
DF ? Syrota 120'
FW ? Diriavka 88'
FW ? Yudin 25'
FW ? Finkel 97'
FW ? Moskvyn 76'
Manager:
Bernd Stange

MATCH OFFICIALS

  • Assistant referees:
    • Serhiy Shebek (Kiev)
    • Ihor Horozhankin (Kirovohrad)
  • Fourth official: Oleksandr Tiutiun (Fastiv)

MATCH RULES

  • 90 minutes.
  • 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary.
  • Penalty shoot-out if scores still level.
  • Seven named substitutes
  • 3 substitutions, plus two more in extra time.

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