2004–05 Copa del Rey

Country

Spain

Champions

Real Betis

Runners-up

Osasuna

← 2003–04

2005–06 →

The Copa del Rey 2004–05 is the 101st staging of the Copa del Rey.

The competition started on September 1, 2004 and concluded on June 1, 2005 with the Final, held at the Estadio Vicente Calderón in Madrid, in which Real Betis lifted the trophy for the first time since 1977 with a 2–1 victory over CA Osasuna.

1 First round
2 Round of 64
3 Round of 32
4 Knock-out rounds
5 Round of 16
6 Quarterfinals
- 6.1 First leg
- 6.2 Second leg
7 Semifinals
- 7.1 First leg
- 7.2 Second leg
8 Final
9 References

First round

Home Matches:


September 1, 2004
CD Móstoles	1–2	UD Vecindario
Santa Eulàlia	1–4	UD Lanzarote
CCD Cerceda	3–1	Castillo CF
CD Ourense	1–0	UD Pájara Playas de Jandía
SD Noja	2–3	Logroñés CF
Gimnástica Segoviana CF	0–1	Sestao River Club
Real Oviedo	0–0	Amurrio Club
Burgos CF	1–1	SD Ponferradina
Utebo FC	1–0	CF Badalona
Girona FC	1–0	Alicante CF
CM Peralta	1–1	CD Castellón
Benidorm CD	2–1	UDA Gramenet
Granada CF	0–2	AD Ceuta
AD Mar Menor-San Javier	0–0	Lorca Deportiva
Quintanar Rey	1–1	CD Alcalá
CD Don Benito	1–0	UD Melilla
CD Badajoz	1–0	UB Conquense

Away Matches:


September 9, 2004
UD Vecindario	2–2	CD Móstoles	Agg:4-3
UD Lanzarote	2–1	Santa Eulàlia	Agg:6-2
Castillo CF	0–2	CCD Cerceda	Agg:1-5
UD Pájara Playas de Jandía	0–1	CD Ourense	Agg:0-2
Logroñés CF	0–0	SD Noja	Agg:3-2
Sestao River Club	0–2	Gimnástica Segoviana CF	Agg:1-2
Amurrio Club	2–1	Real Oviedo	Agg:2-1
SD Ponferradina	0–2	Burgos CF	Agg:1-3
CF Badalona	5–0	Utebo FC	Agg:5-1
Alicante CF	0–0	Girona FC	Agg:0-1
CD Castellón	2–1	CM Peralta	Agg:3-2
UDA Gramenet	3–0	Benidorm CD	Agg:4-2
AD Ceuta	1–1	Granada CF	Agg:3-1
Lorca Deportiva	3–1	AD Mar Menor-San Javier	Agg:3-1
CD Alcalá	3–0	Quintanar Rey	Agg:4-1
UD Melilla	1–1	CD Don Benito	Agg:1-2
UB Conquense	2–0	CD Badajoz	Agg:2-1

Round of 64


October 26, 2004
CCD Cerceda	0–2	Deportivo de La Coruña
CD Castellón	0–0 (2–4 PP)	CA Osasuna
CD Leganés	1–2	Real Madrid


October 27, 2004
Logroñés CF	0–3	CD Numancia
Amurrio Club	2–3 AET	Racing de Santander
Gimnástica Segoviana CF	0–1	Athletic Bilbao
SD Eibar	0–0 (2–4 PP)	Real Valladolid
Terrassa FC	1–1 (4–2 PP)	RCD Espanyol
UE Lleida	1–0	Valencia CF
Algeciras CF	0–1	Sevilla FC
CD Don Benito	0–2	Málaga CF
Xerez CD	0–1	Ciudad de Murcia
CF Badalona	0–0 (3–4 PP)	Levante UD
UD Las Palmas	0–1	Getafe CF
Rayo Vallecano	0–1 AET	RCD Mallorca
CD Alcalá	0–0 (2–4 PP)	Real Betis
AD Ceuta	0–1 AET	Albacete Balompié
Cultural Leonesa	1–1 (3–2 PP)	Deportivo Alavés
UDA Gramenet	1–0 AET	FC Barcelona
CD Ourense	0–3	Atlético Madrid
UD Lanzarote	3–2	Racing de Ferrol
Sporting de Gijón	1–2	Elche CF
Cádiz CF	4–0	Polideportivo Ejido
Gimnàstic de Tarragona	2–1	Real Zaragoza
CD Tenerife	3–1 AET	Celta de Vigo
Burgos CF	1–3	Real Sociedad
UD Vecindario	2–3 AET	Pontevedra CF
CD Mirandés	3–2 AET	UD Salamanca
Lorca Deportiva	4–1	Real Murcia


October 28, 2004
Girona FC	2–1	Villarreal CF


November 3, 2004
Córdoba CF	0–0 (4–3 PP)	UD Almería


November 4, 2004
UB Conquense	0–2 (AET)	Recreativo de Huelva

Round of 32


November 10, 2004
UD Lanzarote	2–1	RCD Mallorca
Pontevedra CF	1–2 AET	Getafe CF
CD Tenerife	1–2	Real Madrid
CD Mirandés	0–0 (4–3 PP)	Real Sociedad
Cultural Leonesa	1–2 (AET)	Athletic Bilbao
Real Valladolid	2–1	Racing de Santander
UDA Gramenet	2–1	Levante UD
Girona FC	0–1 AET	CA Osasuna
Lorca Deportiva	5–2 AET	Málaga CF
Ciudad de Murcia	1–2	Sevilla FC
Elche CF	1–0	Deportivo de La Coruña
Terrassa FC	2–2 (2–4 PP)	UE Lleida
Cádiz CF	0–2	Real Betis
Córdoba CF	1–1 (3–4 PP)	CD Numancia
Recreativo de Huelva	1–0 AET	Albacete Balompié


November 11, 2004
Gimnàstic de Tarragona	0–1 AET	Atlético Madrid

Knock-out rounds

Round of 16

Home Matches:


January 11, 2005
Recreativo de Huelva	0–2	Sevilla FC
UDA Gramenet	2–0	UE Lleida


January 12, 2005
UD Lanzarote	2–1	Athletic Bilbao
Lorca CF	1–3	Atlético Madrid
CD Mirandés	1–3	Real Betis
Elche CF	1–0	CD Numancia
CA Osasuna	2–0	Getafe CF


January 13, 2005
Real Valladolid	0–0	Real Madrid

Away Matches:


January 18, 2005
Sevilla FC	2–1	Recreativo de Huelva	Agg:4-1
UDA Gramenet	1–0	UE Lleida	Agg:1-2


January 19, 2005
Athletic Bilbao	6–0	UD Lanzarote	Agg:7-2
Real Madrid	1–1	Real Valladolid	Agg:1-1
Real Betis	0–0	CD Mirandés	Agg:3-1
CD Numancia	1–0	Elche CF	Agg:1-1 (5–3 PP)
Getafe CF	3–2	CA Osasuna	Agg:3-4


January 20, 2005
Atlético Madrid	2–0	Lorca CF	Agg:5-1

Quarterfinals

First leg

All times CEST.

January 25
21:00

Athletic Bilbao	3–2	Real Valladolid
del Horno 18' Ezquerro 72' Iraola 78' (pen.)	(Report)	Muñoz 8' Aduriz 86' (pen.)

Estadio San Mamés, Bilbao
Referee: Mejuto González

January 26
21:00

Sevilla	2–1	Osasuna
Antoñito 20' Navas 78'	(Report)	Aloisi 37' (pen.)

Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Sevilla
Referee: Muñiz Fernández

January 27
21:00

Gramenet	2–2	Real Betis
Moreno 21' (o.g.) Ollés 51'	(Report)	Fernández 15' Assunção 74'

Municipal de Santa Coloma, Santa Coloma de Gramanet
Referee: González Vázquez

February 2
21:00

Numancia	0–0	Atlético Madrid
	(Report)

Nuevo Estadio Los Pajaritos, Soria
Referee: Pérez Burrull

Second leg

February 2
21:00

Osasuna	3–1	Sevilla
Valdo 25' Cuéllar 70' Muñoz 86'	(Report)	Makukula 88'

Estadio Reyno de Navarra, Pamplona
Referee: Pérez Lasa

February 2
21:00

Real Betis	4–3	Gramenet
Fernández 22' Rivas 25' Oliveira 57' Assunção 85'	(Report)	Miki 52' Blaya 67' Aarón 87'

Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera, Sevilla
Referee: Undiano Mallenco

February 3
21:00

Real Valladolid	0–1	Athletic Bilbao
	(Report)	Yeste 73' (pen.)

Estadio José Zorrilla, Valladolid
Referee: Ramírez Domínguez

February 16
21:00

Atlético Madrid	1–0	Numancia
Torres 66' (pen.)	(Report)

Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid
Referee: Carmona Méndez

Semifinals

First leg

All times CEST.

April 20
21:00

Osasuna	1–0	Atlético Madrid
Valdo 27'	(Report)

Estadio Reyno de Navarra, Pamplona
Referee: Rodríguez Santiago

April 21
21:00

Real Betis	0–0	Athletic Bilbao
	(report)

Estadio Manuel Ruiz de Lopera, Sevilla
Referee: Daudén Ibáñez

Second leg

All times CEST.

May 11
21:00

Athletic Bilbao	0–0	Real Betis
	(Report)
	Penalties
del Horno Yeste Tiko Orbaiz Iraola Ezquerro	4–5	Assunção Oliveira Joaquín Denílson Lembo L. Fernández

Estadio San Mamés, Bilbao
Referee: Megía Dávila

May 12
21:00

Atlético Madrid	0–0	Osasuna
	(Report)

Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid
Referee: Medina Cantalejo

Final

June 11
21:00 (CEST)

Real Betis	2 – 1 A.E.T.	Osasuna
Oliveira 73' Dani 114'	(Report)	Aloisi 82'

Estadio Vicente Calderón, Madrid
Attendance: 55,000
Referee: Pérez Burrull

Copa del Rey 2004–05 Winners
Betis 2nd Title

References

Spain Cup Tournaments 2004/05

v t e Football in Spain

AFE ANEF CSD COE LFP RFEF

National teams	Men's National team Women's National team U-23 U-21 U-20 U-19 U-18 U-17 U-16 Youth

League system	Primera División Segunda División Segunda División B (4 groups) Tercera División (18 groups 1–9, 10–18) Divisiones Regionales

Women's league system	Primera División Segunda División (7 groups)

Youth league system	División de Honor Juvenil (7 groups) Liga Nacional Juvenil (21 groups)

Domestic cups	Copa del Rey Copa de la Liga (defunct) Copa Eva Duarte (replaced) Supercopa de España Copa Federación

Women's domestic cups	Copa de la Reina

Youth domestic cups	Copa de Campeones Juvenil Copa del Rey Juvenil

Clubs: 1/2 List of venues (by capacity) Records All-time La Liga table Foreign players Champions

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