2011–12 Belgian Cup

2011–12 Belgian Cup
Country	Belgium
Teams	293
Champions	Lokeren
Runners-up	Kortrijk
Matches played	292
	← 2010–11 2012–13 →

The 2011–12 Belgian Cup (also known as Cofidis Cup because of sponsoring purposes) is the 57th season of the main knockout football competition in Belgium. It commenced on 31 July 2011 with the first matches of Round 1 and concluded on 24 March 2012, which is exceptionally early, but was chosen to make sure all matches would be finished before the start of the UEFA Euro 2012 tournament. The winner of the competition qualifies for the play-off round^[1] of the 2012–13 UEFA Europa League.

Standard Liège were the defending champions.

Competition modus[]

The competition consists of ten rounds. The first seven rounds were held as single-match elimination rounds. When tied after 90 minutes in the first three rounds, penalties were taken immediately. In rounds four to seven, when tied after 90 minutes first an extra time period of 30 minutes are played, then penalties would be taken if still necessary. The quarter- and semifinals were played in a two-leg modus, where the team winning on aggregate advances. The final was played as a single match.

Teams entered the competition in different rounds, based upon their 2010–11 league affiliation. Teams from the fourth-level Promotion or lower began in Round 1. Third Division teams entered in Round 3, with Second Division teams joining in the following round. Teams from the Belgian First Division entered in Round 6.

Round	Clubs remaining	Clubs involved	Winners from previous round	New entries this round	Leagues entering at this round
Round 1	293	223	none	223	Levels 4 to 8 in football league pyramid
Round 2	182	112	111 (+1 bye)	none	none
Round 3	126	92	56	36	Belgian Third Division
Round 4	80	64	46	18	Belgian Second Division
Round 5	48	32	32	none	none
Round 6	32	32	16	16	Belgian Pro League
Round 7	16	16	16	none	none
Quarter-Finals	8	8	8	none	none
Semifinals	4	4	4	none	none
Final	2	2	2	none	none

Starting Rounds[]

The starting five rounds featured only teams of lower divisions and all matches were played during the summer and early autumn, mostly in July and August.

Round 1[]

The matches will be played on 30 and 31 July 2011.^[2]

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
1	K.VK.Ieper (IV)	3–0	K.F.C.Langemark (P.I)
2	R.Knokke FC (P.I)	0–0 (p.) 2–4	OMS.Ingelmunster (P.I)
3	Football Club Gullegem (P.I)	3–2	K.SC.Blankenberge (P.I)
4	K.SV.De Ruiter Roeselare (P.I)	0–0 (p.) 4–3	K.FC.Sparta Petegem (IV)
5	K.VK.Avelgem (P.II)	0–2	Sporting W.I.Harelbeke (IV)
6	K.SK.Oostnieuwkerke (P.I)	1–5	K.FC.Izegem (IV)
7	K.SV.Rumbeke (P.I)	1–1 (p.) 2–3	K.SC.Wielsbeke (IV)
8	K.VC.Wingene (IV)	1–2	K.Sassport Boezinge (P.I)
9	Club Roeselare (P.I)	3–3 (p.) 4–5	K.SK.Maldegem (IV)
10	S.V.V.Damme (P.I)	0–1	SK.Eernegem (IV)
11	K.SV.Diksmuide (IV)	7–0	K.SV.Bredene (P.I)
12	H.O.Oostveld Oedelem (P.III)	1–4	K.BS.Poperinge (IV)
13	K.Sint-Eloois-Winkel Sp. (IV)	3–0	R.SC.Templeuvois (P.I)
14	K.SC.Menen (P.I)	4–0	FC.Brunehaut (P.II)
15	FC.Etoiles D'Ere-Allain (P.III)	1–4	K.FC.Varsenare (P.II)
16	R.RC.Gent-Zeehaven (IV)	1–1 (p.) 3–1	VC.K.Zwevegem Sport (P.I)
17	K.VV.Kl.Kemzeke (P.I)	1–1 (p.) 3–2	K.FC.Jong VL.Kruibeke (P.I)
18	K.VV.H.ende T. Zwijnaarde (P.IV)	2–4	K.Racing Club Bambrugge (P.I)
19	K.SV.Sottegem (P.I)	0–1	K.VK.Svelta Melsele (P.I)
20	K.Eendr.Opstal (P.I)	2–4	K.VV.Windeke (P.III)
21	K.FC.Eendr.Zele (P.I)	1–1 (p.) 4–3	K.FC.Merelbeke (P.I)
22	Rapide Club Lebbeke (P.I)	5–1	FC.Daknam (P.III)
23	K.SK.Lebbeke (P.II)	1–1 (p.) 5–3	K.FC.Sp.St-Gillis Waas (IV)
24	K.FC.Vrasene (P.II)	1–1 (p.) 5–6	K.E.Appelterre-Eichem (P.I)
25	SK.Terjoden-Welle (IV)	9–0	FC.Wieze (P.III)
26	SV.Voorde (P.I)	3–0	K.VC.Jong Lede (IV)
27	K.VK.Ninove (P.I)	1–1 (p.) 4–2	Verbroedering Meldert (IV)
28	SK.Berlare (IV)	4–0	SK.Denderhoutem (P.III)
29	R.AS.Saintoise (P.III)	1–2	VC.Kester (P.III)
30	K.SK.L.Ternat (IV)	2–1	K.Stade Bierbeek (P.I)
31	R.Léopold Uccle FC. (IV)	4–0	K.HO.Huizingen (P.III)
32	Dilbeek Sport (IV)	1–1 (p.) 5–3	K.FC.Wezembeek-Oppem (P.II)
33	R.FC.Evere (P.I)	3–0	R.Un.Auderghem (P.III)
34	Sp.Roosbeek (P.III)	0–0 (p.) 4–2	R.SD.Jette (P.I)
35	Tempo Overijse (IV)	0–0 (p.) 5–4	SK.St.P.Opwijk (P.I)
36	FC.Ganshoren (IV)	7–0	R.AS.Jodoigne (P.III)
37	SK.Verbrande Brug (P.III)	0–3	R.CS.Brainois (P.I)
38	Voorwaarts Mollem (P.III)	0–3	K.Kampenhout SK. (IV)
39	K.CS.Machelen (P.III)	1–2	Racing Butsel (P.III)
40	K.Londerzeel SK. (IV)	3–1	FC.Saint-Michel (P.II)
41	K.FC.Duffel (IV)	4–0	K.SK. 'S Gravenwezel (P.I)
42	K.VV.Vosselaar (IV)	6–0	Veerle Sport (P.IV)
43	K.FC.St.-Lenaarts (IV)	3–2	Sp.Tisselt (P.II)
44	KFC.Oosterzonen Oosterw. (IV)	5–3	K.Gooreind VV. (P.I)
45	VV.Molenkring Lichtaart (P.III)	1–3	K.FC.Zwarte Leeuw (IV)
46	K.Berchem Sport 2004 (IV)	3–0	K.Nieuwmoer FC. (P.I)
47	K.Antonia FC. (P.I)	1–1 (p.) 0–3	K.Lyra TSV. (IV)
48	K.FC.Beekhoek Sport (P.III)	1–0	K.FC.Verbr.Arendonk (P.I)
49	K.FC.Lille (P.I)	0–1	FC.Ekeren (P.II)
50	K.Berg en Dal VV. (P.II)	2–3	R.Cappellen FC. (IV)
51	W.S. Schorvoort Turnhout (P.III)	0–3	K.Everbeur Sport Averbode (IV)
52	K.SK.Oelegem (P.IV)	1–3	K.FC.De Kempen T.L. (IV)
53	K.Witgoor Sport Dessel (IV)	1–0	K.Kalmthout SK. (P.III)
54	K.FC.Zoerle Sport (P.IV)	2–1	K.VVOG.Vorselaar (P.II)
55	FC.Berlaar-Heikant (P.II)	1–0	FC.Mariekerke (IV)
56	K.FC.Katelijne-Waver (IV)	4–0	K.FC.Broechem (P.III)

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
57	K.VV.Weerstand Koersel (P.I)	0–0 (p.) 1–4	K.ESK.Leopoldsburg (IV)
58	VV.Thes Sport Tessenderlo (P.I)	4–1	Waltwilder V.V. (P.I)
59	K.Lutlommel VV. (P.I)	2–0	K.Daring Huvo Jeuk (P.II)
60	K.Herk-De-Stad FC. (IV)	1–1 (p.) 3–4	RC.Hades (P.I)
61	K.Overpeltse VV. (IV)	1–0	K.Vlijtingen VV. (P.I)
62	K.VV.Verbr.Maasmechelen (P.II)	2–0	K.Zonhoven VV. (P.I)
63	Exc.Veldwezelt (IV)	11–1	SK.Rooierheide (P.II)
64	Lindelhoeven VV (P.I)	1–3	K.Esperanza Neerpelt (IV)
65	K.FC.Diest (P.I)	1–2	K.VK.Beringen (P.I)
66	Valencia VC.Piringen (P.IV)	0–4	Sparta Walshoutem (P.III)
67	K.Sporting Spalbeek (P.III)	0–1	K.VK.Wellen (P.I)
68	K.Sportclub Tongeren (IV)	0–0 (p.) 2–4	FC.Torpedo Hasselt (P.I)
69	K.VV.Heuden-Zolder (P.I)	0–4	Spouwen-Mopertingen (IV)
70	Groen Star Beek (P.I)	0–3	K.SK.Bree (IV)
71	US.Solrezienne (P.I)	3–1	US.Neufvilloise (P.II)
72	AS.Ghlinoise (P.III)	1–3	R.Soignies Sports (P.I)
73	R.FC.Sportif Marcinelle (P.II)	0–6	R.US.Genly-Quevy 89 (P.I)
74	U.St.Ghisl. Tertre-Hautr. (IV)	0–0 (p.) 4–5	FC.Rapid Symphorinois (P.I)
75	Club Olympic Trivières (P.II)	0–3	R.ES.Acrenoise (IV)
76	R.SC.Wasmes (P.III)	1–2	Espoir Cl. Erpion (P.III)
77	SC.Montigniesv (P.II)	2–0	Racing FC.Fosses (P.II)
78	R.FC.Bioul 81 (P.I)	5–2	Jeunesse Sportive De Bray (P.II)
79	FC.Charleroi (IV)	12–3	Union Sportive Walcourt (P.II)
80	US.De Pesche B (P.III)	0–1	R.FC.Houdinois (P.I)
81	Flavion Sport (P.III)	1–2	R.FC.Spy (P.I)
82	R.Chatelet SC. (P.II)	4–0	La R.U.Sambrevilloise (P.III)
83	R.Jeun.Aischoise (P.I)	2–0	K.FC.Weywertz (P.I)
84	R.U.S.Loyers (P.I)	1–6	R.RC.Hamoir (IV)
85	R.Arquet FC. (P.I)	1–2	R.Dar.Cl. de Cointe-Liège (P.I)
86	U.C.E. De Liège (P.III)	0–5	R.RC.Mormont (IV)
87	R.Spa FC (P.I)	2–1	RFC.Turkania Faymonville (IV)
88	R.FC.de Liège (IV)	1–0	R.FC.Vyle-Tharoul (P.I)
89	FC.Soumagne (P.III)	2–5	R.All.Mélen-Micheroux (P.II)
90	R.FC.Meux B (P.II)	bye
91	R.Avenir Fouron FC. (P.II)	4–2	E.H.Braives (P.II)
92	R.CS.Profondeville (P.I)	2–0	R.Aywaille FC. (IV)
93	R.Etoile FC.Wegnez (P.III)	0–3	R.Ent.Blegnytoise (IV)
94	R.FC. 1912 Raeren (P.II)	1–4	R.Sprimont Comblain Sport (IV)
95	R.Harzé FC (P.III)	1–1 (p.) 4–3	R.FC.Sérésien (IV)
96	R.W.Walhain CG. (IV)	3–0	R.FC.Warnant (P.I)
97	R.Ent.Racing Club Amay (P.I)	1–1 (p.) 3–5	ET.Elsautoise (IV)
98	Union Royale Namur (IV)	1–5	R.All.FC.Oppagne-Wéris (P.I)
99	R.AF.Franchimontois (P.II)	0–2	R.FC.Meux A (IV)
100	AC.Milanello Vottem (P.III)	0–4	R.FC.Tilleur St.-Gilles (P.I)
101	R.CS.Libramontois (P.I)	1–3	R.Standard FC.Bièvre (IV)
102	R.OC.Rochois (P.I)	3–2	US.Beauraing 61 (P.I)
103	R.FC.Messancy (P.II)	3–2	Et.Sp.Bourcy (P.II)
104	R.U.St-G.Sinsin-Waillet (P.III)	0–4	ES.Wellinoise (P.I)
105	Football Club Bercheux (P.I)	3–1	SC.Mussy (P.II)
106	R.ES.Vaux (P.I)	1–0	R.U.S.Marbehan (P.II)
107	R.US.Givry (IV)	10–0	R.FC.Compogne Bertogne (P.II)
108	FC.Jeun.Lorr.Arlonaise (P.I)	6–1	Entente Sommenoise (P.II)
109	R.RC.Longlier (P.I)	0–2	JS.Habaysienne (IV)
110	R.ES.Champlonaise (P.I)	4–2	J.Rochefortoise Jemelle A (P.I)
111	ES.Chatillon (P.II)	2–5	R.US.Ethe Belmont (P.II)
112	R.U.Wallonne Ciney (IV)	7–0	R.ES.Aubange (P.II)

Round 2[]

The matches will be played on 7 August 2011.^[3]

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
113	SK.Eernegem (IV)	2–0	Football Club Gullegem (P.I)
114	Sporting W.I.Harelbeke (IV)	2–0	K.SC.Wielsbeke (IV)
115	K.VK.Ieper (IV)	1–2	K.FC.Izegem (IV)
116	K.BS.Poperinge (IV)	2–0	K.SV.De Ruiter Roeselare (P.I)
117	K.Sint-Eloois-Winkel Sp. (IV)	1–0	K.FC.Varsenare (P.II)
118	K.SV.Diksmuide (IV)	2–2 (p.) 3–5	K.SK.Maldegem (IV)
119	K.Sassport Boezinge (P.I)	0–1	OMS.Ingelmunster (P.I)
120	R.RC.Gent-Zeehaven (IV)	0–0 (p.) 3–4	K.SC.Menen (P.I)
121	SK.Berlare (IV)	1–3	SK.Terjoden-Welle (IV)
122	K.VV.Kl.Kemzeke (P.I)	0–3	K.Racing Club Bambrugge (P.I)
123	K.VK.Svelta Melsele (P.I)	2–5	Rapide Club Lebbeke (P.I)
124	K.VK.Ninove (P.I)	3–1	K.SK.Lebbeke (P.II)
125	K.VV.Windeke (P.III)	3–2	K.FC.Eendr.Zele (P.I)
126	SV.Voorde (P.I)	1–2	K.E.Appelterre-Eichem (P.I)
127	K.Londerzeel SK. (IV)	0–1	R.Léopold Uccle FC. (IV)
128	K.SK.L.Ternat (IV)	1–1 (p.) 4–3	Dilbeek Sport (IV)
129	R.CS.Brainois (P.I)	0–3	FC.Ganshoren (IV)
130	Tempo Overijse (IV)	0–0 (p.) 5–4	K.Kampenhout SK. (IV)
131	VC.Kester (P.III)	0–1	R.FC.Evere (P.I)
132	Racing Butsel (P.III)	2–0	Sp.Roosbeek (P.III)
133	FC.Ekeren (P.II)	0–2	K.Witgoor Sport Dessel (IV)
134	K.FC.Beekhoek Sport (P.III)	1–0	K.Lyra TSV. (IV)
135	K.FC.Katelijne-Waver (IV)	1–0	K.FC.Zwarte Leeuw (IV)
136	K.FC.De Kempen T.L. (IV)	1–2	K.Berchem Sport 2004 (IV)
137	R.Cappellen FC. (IV)	2–0	K.FC.Zoerle Sport (P.IV)
138	K.VV.Vosselaar (IV)	1–1 (p.) 8–9	K.Everbeur Sport Averbode (IV)
139	KFC.Oosterzonen Oosterw. (IV)	4–0	FC.Berlaar-Heikant (P.II)
140	K.FC.St.-Lenaarts (IV)	3–0	K.FC.Duffel (IV)

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
141	Sparta Walshoutem (P.III)	2–3	K.VK.Wellen (P.I)
142	K.Esperanza Neerpelt (IV)	1–0	K.VK.Beringen (P.I)
143	FC.Torpedo Hasselt (P.I)	0–5	RC.Hades (P.I)
144	Exc.Veldwezelt (IV)	4–0	VV.Thes Sport Tessenderlo (P.I)
145	K.ESK.Leopoldsburg (IV)	2–1	K.Lutlommel VV. (P.I)
146	K.SK.Bree (IV)	4–0	K.VV.Verbr.Maasmechelen (P.II)
147	K.Overpeltse VV. (IV)	2–3	Spouwen-Mopertingen (IV)
148	FC.Charleroi (IV)	0–0 (p.) 4–3	R.FC.Bioul 81 (P.I)
149	R.ES.Acrenoise (IV)	1–1 (p.) 5–4	R.FC.Spy (P.I)
150	US.Solrezienne (P.I)	3–0	SC.Montignies (P.II)
151	R.Chatelet SC. (P.II)	0–0 (p.) 4–5	Espoir Cl. Erpion (P.III)
152	R.Soignies Sports (P.I)	2–1	R.FC.Houdinois (P.I)
153	FC.Rapid Symphorinois (P.I)	2–1	R.US.Genly-Quevy 89 (P.I)
154	R.W.Walhain CG. (IV)	1–0	R.RC.Mormont (IV)
155	R.FC.Meux A (IV)	2–4	R.Avenir Fouron FC. (P.II)
156	R.Spa FC (P.I)	2–3	R.Dar.Cl. de Cointe-Liège (P.I)
157	R.FC.Meux B (P.II)	5–0	R.CS.Profondeville (P.I)
158	R.Harzé FC (P.III)	0–6	R.All.Mélen-Micheroux (P.II)
159	ET.Elsautoise (IV)	2–1	R.Jeun.Aischoise (P.I)
160	R.FC.de Liège (IV)	0–1	R.Ent.Blegnytoise (IV)
161	R.FC.Tilleur St.-Gilles (P.I)	0–6	R.Sprimont Comblain Sport (IV)
162	R.RC.Hamoir (IV)	4–1	R.All.FC.Oppagne-Wéris (P.I)
163	R.ES.Champlonaise (P.I)	7–0	Football Club Bercheux (P.I)
164	R.OC.Rochois (P.I)	3–0	R.ES.Vaux (P.I)
165	R.US.Ethe Belmont (P.II)	2–2 (p.) 1–3	ES.Wellinoise (P.I)
166	JS.Habaysienne (IV)	2–3	FC.Jeun.Lorr.Arlonaise (P.I)
167	R.FC.Messancy (P.II)	0–4	R.U.Wallonne Ciney (IV)
168	R.Standard FC.Bièvre (IV)	1–3	R.US.Givry (IV)

Round 3[]

The matches will be played on 14 August 2011.^[4]

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
169	K.Racing Club Bambrugge (P.I)	4–0	K.SK.Maldegem (IV)
170	VW Hamme (III)	3–0	K.Berchem Sport 2004 (IV)
171	US.Solrezienne (P.I)	2–2 (p.) 6–7	K.FC.Beekhoek Sport (P.III)
172	Tournai (III)	1–0	RC.Hades (P.I)
173	Exc.Veldwezelt (IV)	1–0	R.Avenir Fouron FC. (P.II)
174	K.FC.Katelijne-Waver (IV)	1–1 (p.) 1–3	Torhout 1992 KM (III)
175	K.Esperanza Neerpelt (IV)	1–1 (p.) 4–2	Olympic Charleroi (III)
176	K.VV.Windeke (P.III)	0–1	(III)
177	Racing Mechelen (III)	1–0	FC.Ganshoren (IV)
178	K.Sint-Eloois-Winkel Sp. (IV)	1–1 (p.) 4–5	Union SG (III)
179	SK.Terjoden-Welle (IV)	3–1	K.SK.Bree (IV)
180	Spouwen-Mopertingen (IV)	1–1 (p.) 4–5	FC.Bleid-Gaume (III)
181	(III)	2–2 (p.) 3–4	FC.Charleroi (IV)
182	OMS.Ingelmunster (P.I)	0–1	K.V. Woluwe-Zaventem (III)
183	Espoir Cl. Erpion (P.III)	0–5	K.SC.Menen (P.I)
184	(III)	2–1	K.BS.Poperinge (IV)
185	KFC.Oosterzonen Oosterw. (IV)	1–6	(III)
186	R.Cappellen FC. (IV)	4–1	R.Sprimont Comblain Sport (IV)
187	K.Witgoor Sport Dessel (IV)	2–2 (p.) 4–5	R.C.S. Verviétois (III)
188	Ronse (III)	4–0	R.FC.Evere (P.I)
189	K.VK.Wellen (P.I)	4–4 (p.) 3–4	(III)
190	R.ES.Acrenoise (IV)	1–3	Rupel Boom (III)
191	K.FC.St.-Lenaarts (IV)	0–0 (p.) 4–5	Turnhout (III)

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
192	ET.Elsautoise (IV)	1–2	(III)
193	(III)	2–0	K.Everbeur Sport Averbode (IV)
194	Mouscron-Peruwelz (III)	2–0	K.ESK.Leopoldsburg (IV)
195	SK.Eernegem (IV)	1–3	(III)
196	R.US.Genly-Quevy 89 (P.I)	0–0 (p.) 6–5	R.US.Givry (IV)
197	Sporting W.I.Harelbeke (IV)	2–2 (p.) 4–2	K.V.V. Coxyde (III)
198	URS Centre (III)	0–0 (p.) 0–3	R.Dar.Cl. de Cointe-Liège (P.I)
199	ES.Wellinoise (P.I)	1–0	R.Soignies Sports (P.I)
200	(III)	2–0	R.ES.Champlonaise (P.I)
201	R.ES.Vaux (P.I)	1–6	R.W.Walhain CG. (IV)
202	Rapide Club Lebbeke (P.I)	0–2	(III)
203	(III)	4–2	Racing Butsel (P.III)
204	Tempo Overijse (IV)	1–1 (p.) 4–3	Racing Waregem (III)
205	K.VK.Ninove (P.I)	0–2	(III)
206	K.E.Appelterre-Eichem (P.I)	2–0	(III)
207	Dessel Sport (III)	1–0	R.Ent.Blegnytoise (IV)
208	R.CS.Profondeville (P.I)	1–4	Oudenaarde (III)
209	R.RC.Hamoir (IV)	1–3	(III)
210	R.Léopold Uccle FC. (IV)	5–4	K.FC.Izegem (IV)
211	Diegem (III)	1–0	K.SK.L.Ternat (IV)
212	FC.Jeun.Lorr.Arlonaise (P.I)	2–6	Deinze (III)
213	Virton (III)	2–4	R.All.Mélen-Micheroux (P.II)
214	R.U.Wallonne Ciney (IV)	3–5	(III)

Round 4[]

The matches were played during the weekend of 21 August 2011.^[5]

Team 1	Score	Team 2
K.V. Woluwe-Zaventem (III)	1–4	Virton (III)
Union SG (III)	0–1 (a.e.t)	Oostende (II)
(III)	0–3	R.US.Genly-Quevy 89 (P.I)
(III)	0–5 FF	Antwerp (II)
Standaard Wetteren (II)	4–1	(III)
Charleroi (II)	3–1	K.E.Appelterre-Eichem (P.I)
R.Dar.Cl. de Cointe-Liège (P.I)	0–2	R.Cappellen FC. (IV)
K.Racing Club Bambrugge (P.I)	0–3	WS Woluwe (II)
Dessel Sport (III)	6–0	(III)
R.Léopold Uccle FC. (IV)	1–2	Ronse (III)
Roeselare (II)	2–1	Torhout 1992 KM (III)
K.Esperanza Neerpelt (IV)	1–0	Eendracht Aalst (II)
(III)	4–0	(III)
K.SC.Menen (P.I)	2–3	VW Hamme (III)
FC.Bleid-Gaume (III)	0–5	Visé (II)
Deinze (III)	1–0	Tempo Overijse (IV)
Racing Mechelen (III)	8–0	ES.Wellinoise (P.I)
(III)	0–1	Tienen (II)
FC.Charleroi (IV)	2–1	R.W.Walhain CG. (IV)
SK.Terjoden-Welle (IV)	2–2 (a.e.t) (p 2–4)	Tubize (II)
(III)	4–4 (a.e.t) (p 4–2)	Dender EH (II)
Tournai (III)	3–1	FC Brussels (II)
Rupel Boom (III)	3–0	Boussu Dour (II)
(III)	4–1	Oudenaarde (III)
(III)	6–0	K.FC.Beekhoek Sport (P.III)
Sporting W.I.Harelbeke (IV)	3–1 (a.e.t)	R.C.S. Verviétois (III)
Exc.Veldwezelt (IV)	1–2	Lommel United (II)
Waasland-Beveren (II)	3–1	(III)
(III)	2–3	Sportkring Sint-Niklaas (II)
(III)	0–1	Eupen (II)
Turnhout (III)	2–0	Diegem (III)
Heist (II)	2–3	Mouscron-Peruwelz (III)

Round 5[]

The matches took place on 28 August 2011.^[6]

Team 1	Score	Team 2
Visé (II)	0–2 (a.e.t)	Oostende (II)
Eupen (II)	8–0	R.US.Genly-Quevy 89 (P.I)
Tubize (II)	2–1	Virton (III)
Deinze (III)	2–1	Sportkring Sint-Niklaas (II)
Waasland-Beveren (II)	4–2	VW Hamme (III)
Antwerp (II)	6–0	FC.Charleroi (IV)
Mouscron-Peruwelz (III)	2–0	Tienen (II)
Roeselare (II)	1–0	Tournai (III)
(III)	1–2	Dessel Sport (III)
Lommel United (II)	2–0	K.Esperanza Neerpelt (IV)
WS Woluwe (II)	0–2	Ronse (III)
Racing Mechelen (III)	3–1	(III)
R.Cappellen FC. (IV)	0–2	Rupel Boom (III)
(III)	2–0	Sporting W.I.Harelbeke (IV)
Charleroi (II)	1–2	Turnhout (III)
(III)	3–2	Standaard Wetteren (II)

Final Stages[]

Round 6[]

The draw for round 6 was made on 23 August 2011, whereas the matches took place on 20 and 21 September 2011.^[7]

20 September 2011	Kortrijk	1 − 1 (a.e.t.) (6−5 p)	Antwerp	Guldensporen Stadion, Kortrijk
20:30 CEST	Joseph-Monrose 56'		Dosunmu 30'
	Penalties
	Chavarría Zukanović De Mets Messoudi Martin Capon N'Diaye		Oris Dunković Van Geele Viane De Smet

20 September 2011	Tubize	0 − 3	Mons	Stade Leburton, Tubize
20:30 CEST			Sapina 12' 28' (o.g.) Makiese 79'

21 September 2011		2 − 8	Standard Liège	Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Liège ¹
20:00 CEST	21' 25'		Tchité 23', 28', 37' Van Damme 31' Nong 44', 71' Buyens 67' Seijas 68'

21 September 2011	Beerschot	1 − 1 (a.e.t.) (4−3 p)		Olympisch Stadion, Antwerp
20:00 CEST	Dayan 54'		Dog 21'
	Penalties
	Kagelmacher Porokara Dayan Losada Goor		Provoost

21 September 2011	Ronse	0 − 6	Zulte Waregem	Regenboogstadion, Waregem ¹
20:00 CEST			Rossini 33', 64' Habibou 76', 90+1' Trajkovski 89' Serwy 90+3'

21 September 2011	Lokeren	3 − 0	Eupen	Daknamstadion, Lokeren
20:30 CEST	De Ceulaer 21', 64' Harbaoui 83'

21 September 2011	Oostende	0 − 3	Mechelen	Albertpark, Ostend
20:30 CEST			Oliveira 41', 68' Destorme 88'

21 September 2011	Gent	4 − 0	Roeselare	Jules Ottenstadion, Ghent
20:30 CEST	Jørgensen 22' Conté 45' Soumahoro 52' Melli 87'

21 September 2011	Sint-Truiden	3 − 0	Waasland-Beveren	Staaienveld, Sint-Truiden
20:30 CEST	Ghoochannejhad 42' (pen.) Schouterden 44' 53'

21 September 2011	OH Leuven	1 − 2	Rupel Boom	Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:30 CEST	Remacle 74' (pen.)		34' (pen.), 43' (pen.)

21 September 2011	Dessel Sport	2 − 3	Club Brugge	Lorzestraat, Dessel
20:30 CEST	Asubonteng 15' (pen.) 29'		Blondel 70', 81' Meunier 83'

21 September 2011	Turnhout	0 − 1	Lierse	Herman Vanderpoortenstadion, Lier ¹
20:30 CEST			El-Gabbas 60' (pen.)

21 September 2011	Westerlo	1 − 0		Het Kuipje, Westerlo
20:30 CEST	Arbeitman 76'

21 September 2011	Cercle Brugge	1 − 0	RC Mechelen	Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges
20:30 CEST	Iachtchouk 79'

21 September 2011	Deinze	2 − 6	Genk	, Deinze
20:30 CEST	58' 72'		Vossen 3', 61' Simaeys 14' Hyland 38' Limbombe 48' Nwanganga 79'

21 September 2011	Lommel United	0 − 4	Anderlecht	Soevereinstadion, Lommel
20:45 CEST			Kanu 8' Juhász 30' De Sutter 48' Vargas 84' (pen.)

Notes

Note 1: Lierse, Standard and Zulte Waregem bought home advantage from their opponents as they were originally drawn away.

Round 7[]

The draw for round 7 was made on 23 August 2011, whereas the matches took place on 26 October 2011.^[8]

26 October 2011	Zulte Waregem	1 − 2	Standard Liège	Regenboogstadion, Waregem
20:00 CEST	Sivakov 67'		Van Damme 45+1' González 90' (pen.)	Referee:

26 October 2011	Kortrijk	1 − 0	Sint-Truiden	Guldensporen Stadion, Kortrijk
20:30 CEST	Nfor 50'			Referee:

26 October 2011	Genk	0 − 2	Lierse	Cristal Arena, Genk
20:30 CEST			Huysegems 28' Marić 55'	Referee:

26 October 2011	Cercle Brugge	0 − 1 (a.e.t.)	Beerschot	Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges
20:30 CEST			Rojas 108'	Referee:

26 October 2011	Mons	1 − 0	Mechelen	Stade Charles Tondreau, Mons
20:30 CEST	Sapina 58'			Referee: Frank De Bleeckere

26 October 2011	Lokeren	3 − 1	Westerlo	Daknamstadion, Lokeren
20:30 CEST	Marić 40' (pen.) Finnbogason 80', 84'		Wils 25' (pen.)	Referee:

26 October 2011	Anderlecht	1 − 2	Rupel Boom	Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, Anderlecht
20:30 CEST	Praet 89'		De Smedt 32' 83'	Referee:

26 October 2011	Gent	4 − 4 (a.e.t.) (4−2 p)	Club Brugge	Jules Ottenstadion, Ghent
20:45 CEST	Coulibaly 8', 48' Soumahoro 76' Thijs 81'		Zimling 19' Dirar 44' Donk 45+2' Vleminckx 90+2'	Referee: Alexandre Boucaut
	Penalties
	Thijs Jørgensen Mboyo Brüls Melli		Vázquez Zimling Refaelov Vleminckx

Quarterfinals[]

The draw for the quarter- and semifinals took place on October 28, 2011. The matches were played over two legs on 21 December 2011 (leg 1) and 18 January 2012 (leg 2).

First legs[]

21 December 2011	Lierse	1 − 2	Standard Liège	Herman Vanderpoortenstadion, Lier
20:30 CET	Bidaoui 48'		Batshuayi 12', 30'	Referee: Geldhof

21 December 2011	Kortrijk	2 − 0	Beerschot	Guldensporen Stadion, Kortrijk
20:30 CET	Zukanović 81' Messoudi 84'			Attendance: 5000 Referee: Vervecken

21 December 2011	Mons	3 − 1	Rupel Boom	Stade Charles Tondreau, Mons
20:30 CET	Perbet 37', 59' Ibou 71'		De Smedt 90+3'	Attendance: 1900 Referee: Delacour

21 December 2011	Lokeren	1 − 1	Gent	Daknamstadion, Lokeren
20:45 CET	Mokulu 1'		El Ghanassy 22'	Attendance: 4404 Referee: Nzolo

Second legs[]

18 January 2012	Standard Liège	2 − 4 (a.e.t.) (4 − 5 agg.)	Lierse	Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Liège
20:30 CET	Vainqueur 84' Marić 119' (o.g.)	Report	Marić 67' Grnčarov 90+1' Bidaoui 100' Adesanya 120'	Attendance: 4,500 Referee: Delacour

18 January 2012	Gent	3 − 3 (4 − 4a agg.)	Lokeren	Jules Ottenstadion, Ghent
20:30 CET	Smolders 6' (pen.) Coulibaly 84' El Ghanassy 90+1'	Report	Marić 33' (pen.) Patosi 50' Persoons 87'	Attendance: 7,395 Referee: Gumienny

18 January 2012	Beerschot	2 − 1 (2 − 3 agg.)	Kortrijk	Olympisch Stadion, Antwerp
20:30 CET	Dayan 9' Mikulić 55'	Report	Veselinović 67'	Attendance: 3,343 Referee: Nzolo

18 January 2012	Rupel Boom	2 − 2 (3 − 5 agg.)	Mons	, Boom
20:30 CET	81' 89'	Report	Ibou 12' Perbet 50'	Attendance: 2,000 Referee: Van de Velde

Semifinals[]

The semifinals were also two-legged.

First legs[]

31 January 2012	Lokeren	1 – 0	Lierse	Daknamstadion, Lokeren
20:45	Taravel 57'			Referee: Sébastien Delferière

1 February 2012	Mons	1 – 2	Kortrijk	Stade Charles Tondreau, Mons
20:30	Lépicier 87'		Joseph-Monrose 62' Messoudi 90'	Attendance: 3,000 Referee: Luc Wouters

Second legs[]

8 February 2012	Kortrijk	2 – 2 (4 − 3 agg.)	Mons	Guldensporen Stadion, Kortrijk
20:30	Joseph-Monrose 33' Sapina 37' (o.g.)		Perbet 8' Martin 47' (o.g.)	Referee: Serge Gumienny

22 February 2012	Lierse	0 – 3 (0 − 4 agg.)	Lokeren	Herman Vanderpoortenstadion, Lier
18:30			De Pauw 38', 83' Persoons 42'	Referee: Johan Verbist

Final[]

24 March 2012

20:30

Lokeren	1 – 0	Kortrijk
Harbaoui 77'

King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels

References[]

^ 2012/13 Access list Bert Kassies' Site
^ "Speeldag 1". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.
^ "Speeldag 2". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.
^ "Speeldag 3". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.
^ "Speeldag 4". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.
^ "Speeldag 5". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.
^ "Zestiende finales". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.
^ "Achtste finales". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

External links[]

Official site (in French and Dutch)

[1] 2012/13 Access list Bert Kassies' Site

[2] "Speeldag 1". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

[3] "Speeldag 2". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

[4] "Speeldag 3". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

[5] "Speeldag 4". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

[6] "Speeldag 5". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

[7] "Zestiende finales". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

[8] "Achtste finales". Belgian FA official website. Retrieved 22 July 2011.

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Contents

Competition modus[]

Starting Rounds[]

Round 1[]

Round 2[]

Round 3[]

Round 4[]

Round 5[]

Final Stages[]

Round 6[]

Round 7[]

Quarterfinals[]

First legs[]

Second legs[]

Semifinals[]

First legs[]

Second legs[]

Final[]

See also[]

References[]

External links[]