2003–2004
Tournament details
CountryNetherlands
Teams88
Defending championsFC Utrecht
Final positions
ChampionsFC Utrecht
Runner-upFC Twente
Tournament statistics
Top goal scorer(s)Yuri Rose (6)

The 86th edition of the KNVB Cup (at the time called Amstel Cup) started on 9 August 2003. The final was played on 23 May 2004, with FC Utrecht beating FC Twente 1–0, lifting the trophy for the third time. A total of 88 clubs participated.

Teams

  • All 18 participants of the Eredivisie 2003-04, six of which entering in the round of 16
  • All 19 participants of the Eerste Divisie 2003-04
  • 48 teams from lower (amateur) leagues
  • Two youth teams
  • One professional clubs' second (reserve) team

First round

The matches of the first round were played on August 9, 12 and September 1, 2003.

Home team Result Away team
IJsselmeervogels <sub>A</sub>0–3Young Ajax
SV Huizen <sub>A</sub>0–3HFC Haarlem <sub>1</sub>
VV Baronie <sub>A</sub>7–0VV Gemert <sub>A</sub>
ASWH <sub>A</sub>1–2FC Eindhoven <sub>1</sub>
FC Omniworld <sub>A</sub>4–2AGOVV (amateurs) <sub>A</sub>
VV Be Quick '28 <sub>A</sub>2–5BV Veendam <sub>1</sub>
VV Bennekom <sub>A</sub>3–0TOP Oss <sub>1</sub>
SV Meerssen <sub>A</sub>0–6Willem II <sub>E</sub>
AFC <sub>A</sub>0–2De Graafschap <sub>1</sub>
De Treffers <sub>A</sub>2–1FC Dordrecht <sub>1</sub>
ACV <sub>A</sub>1–4Cambuur Leeuwarden <sub>1</sub>
SC Genemuiden <sub>A</sub>1–0Koninklijke UD <sub>A</sub>
VVOG <sub>A</sub>0–7FC Twente <sub>E</sub>
HSC '21 <sub>A</sub>1–4FC Groningen <sub>E</sub>
Westlandia <sub>A</sub>0–4Sparta Rotterdam <sub>1</sub>
VV Ter Leede <sub>A</sub>0–2FC Emmen <sub>1</sub>
VV Noordwijk <sub>A</sub>1–7FC Zwolle <sub>E</sub>
VSV Tonegido <sub>A</sub>0–8RKC Waalwijk <sub>E</sub>
SDC Putten <sub>A</sub>0–4sc Heerenveen <sub>E</sub>
sc Heerenveen 21–3AZ <sub>E</sub>
Home team Result Away team
Rijnsburgse Boys <sub>A</sub>0–1 (aet)Stormvogels Telstar <sub>1</sub>
SHO <sub>A</sub>0–5FC Den Bosch <sub>1</sub>
SV Capelle <sub>A</sub>0–1HSV Hoek <sub>A</sub>
SV Spakenburg <sub>A</sub>0–2FC Volendam <sub>E</sub>
RKSV Babberich <sub>A</sub>0–3Roda JC <sub>E</sub>
Schijndel/Bol Accountants <sub>A</sub>1–2 (aet)ADO Den Haag <sub>E</sub>
SV Deltasport <sub>A</sub>(p) 1-1Helmond Sport <sub>1</sub>
Quick Boys <sub>A</sub>1–5Heracles Almelo <sub>1</sub>
JVC Cuijk <sub>A</sub>1–2Fortuna Sittard <sub>1</sub>
UNA <sub>A</sub>0–5MVV <sub>1</sub>
OJC Rosmalen <sub>A</sub>1–5VVV-Venlo <sub>1</sub>
RKSV UDI '19/Beter Bed <sub>A</sub>0–4Vitesse Arnhem <sub>E</sub>
SV Urk <sub>A</sub>0–2AGOVV Apeldoorn <sub>1</sub>
USV Elinkwijk <sub>A</sub>1–4RBC Roosendaal <sub>E</sub>
Türkiyemspor <sub>A</sub>2–5Go Ahead Eagles <sub>1</sub>
VV Harkemase Boys <sub>A</sub>1–2WHC <sub>A</sub>
SV Argon <sub>A</sub>1–0Achilles 1894 <sub>A</sub>
FC Vinkenslag <sub>A</sub>0–5Excelsior <sub>1</sub>
Achilles'29 <sub>A</sub>0–4VV Kloetinge <sub>A</sub>
VV Eijsden <sub>A</sub>1–2TEC VV <sub>A</sub>
VV Katwijk <sub>A</sub>0–5Young sc Heerenveen

<sub>E</sub> Eredivisie; <sub>1</sub> Eerste Divisie; <sub>A</sub> Amateur teams

Second round

The matches of the second round were played on September 23 and 25, 2003.

Home team Result Away team
RBC Roosendaal4–0MVV
De Treffers2–3BV Veendam
VV Bennekom2–8Willem II
SV Argon3–4FC Volendam
AGOVV0–2RKC Waalwijk
WHC0–1 <ref>WHC were disqualified, so Groningen won the match</ref>FC Groningen
TEC VV0–3Young Ajax
VV Baronie1–0Roda JC
HSV Hoek7–0SC Genemuiden
FC Omniworld7–3SV Deltasport
Home team Result Away team
VV Kloetinge0–3FC Twente
HFC Haarlem1–2Cambuur Leeuwarden
Vitesse Arnhem4–0Fortuna Sittard
Excelsior2–0VVV-Venlo
Sparta Rotterdam2–1De Graafschap
sc Heerenveen3–1AZ
FC Emmen1–2FC Eindhoven
FC Den Bosch2–1FC Zwolle
Heracles Almelo4–0ADO Den Haag
Go Ahead Eagles3–5Stormvogels Telstar

Third round

The matches of the third round were played on October 28 and 29, 2003.

Home team Result Away team
VV Baronie0–2Heracles Almelo
sc Heerenveen3–1Stormvogels Telstar
Vitesse Arnhem4–0FC Volendam
RBC Roosendaal1–0 (aet)FC Groningen
HSV Hoek2–0BV Veendam
Excelsior0–2Sparta Rotterdam
Cambuur Leeuwarden1–3 (aet)FC Twente
FC Omniworld2–4 (aet)RKC Waalwijk
FC Eindhoven0–2Willem II
FC Den Bosch0–2Jong Ajax

Round of 16

The matches were played on December 16 and 17. Six Eredivisie clubs entered the tournament here, because they had been playing in the Champions League and the UEFA Cup.

Home team Result Away team
PSV <sub>E</sub>2–0Willem II
Sparta Rotterdam2–0RBC Roosendaal
Heracles Almelo4–1HSV Hoek
FC Twente1–0Young Ajax
Ajax <sub>E</sub>0–1NAC Breda <sub>E</sub>
Feyenoord <sub>E</sub>1–0Vitesse
sc Heerenveen0–1NEC <sub>E</sub>
FC Utrecht <sub>E</sub>2–1RKC Waalwijk

<sub>E</sub> six Eredivisie entrants

Quarter-finals

The matches of the quarter finals were played on 3-4 February 2004.

Home team Result Away team
Sparta Rotterdam0–0 (p: 3–2)NEC
FC Twente3–1 (aet)Feyenoord
FC Utrecht3–2Heracles Almelo
PSV0–1NAC Breda

Semi-finals

The matches of the semi-finals were played on March 16 and 17, 2004.

Home team Result Away team
FC Twente2–2 (p: 4-3)NAC Breda
Sparta Rotterdam3–3 (p: 3-4)FC Utrecht

Final

Twente0–1Utrecht
Heubach Red card 76' Van den Bergh 66'
Attendance: 48,000
Referee: Roelof Luinge

FC Utrecht would play in the UEFA Cup.

See also

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