1999–2000 Kazakhstan Cup

1999–00 Kazakhstan Cup

Country

Kazakhstan

Teams

Defending champions

Kaisar-Hurricane

Champions

Kairat

Runners-up

Access-Golden Grain

Matches played

Goals scored

72 (2.77 per match)

Top goal scorer(s)

Rejepmyrat Agabayew (Kairat) 5
Nilton Pereira Mendes (Irtysh) 5

← 1998-99

2000–01 →

The 1999–00 Kazakhstan Cup is the 8th season of the Kazakhstan Cup, the annual nationwide football cup competition of Kazakhstan since the independence of the country. The competition begins on 11 May 1999, and will end with the final in Jule 2000. Kaisar-Hurricane are the defending champions, having won their first cup in the 1998-99 competition.

First round

11 May 1999	Batyr	(w/o)^[1]	CSKA-Kairat

11 May 1999	Vostok-Altyn	4-1	Zhetysu	Vostok Stadium, Oskemen
	Barsukov 19' Obryadov 36' Igumnov 45' Titenkov 81'		Kolesnikov 67'	Attendance: 2500 Referee: Gennady Kamchatny (Almaty)

1 June 1999	Zhetysu	0-0 (1-4 agg.)	Vostok-Altyn	Zhetysu Stadium, Taldykorgan
				Attendance: 7000 Referee: Viktor Zayakin (Semey)

11 May 1999	Irtysh	3-0	Akmola	Central Stadium, Pavlodar
	Zubarev 51' Mendes 70', 86'			Attendance: 7000 Referee: Sergei Kapanin (Karagandy)

1 June 1999	Akmola	2-2 (2-5 agg.)	Irtysh	Khimik Stadium, Stepnogorsk
	Zobnin 76' Abdrashitov 84'		Mendes 12' Baisufinov 25'	Attendance: 500 Referee: Rashit Khusnutdinov (Oral)

11 May 1999	Kaisar-Hurricane	2–0	Zhiger	G. Muratbayev Central Stadium, Kyzylorda
	Kitsak 9' Loginov 15'			Attendance: 3200 Referee: Rashit Khusnutdinov (Oral)

1 June 1999	Zhiger	3-4 (3-6 agg.)	Kaisar-Hurricane	K. Munaitpasov Central Stadium, Kyzylorda
	Baybosynov 43' 64' (pen.) Omarbekov 87'		Mankuta 40' Abildaev 55' Tetushkin 67' Sarsenov 68'	Attendance: 350 Referee: Abai Dyusenov (Turkestan)

11 May 1999	Access-Golden Grain	0-0	Zhenis	Avangard Stadium, Petropavl
				Attendance: 5000 Referee: Edigen Yumashev (Almaty)

1 June 1999	Zhenis	0-1 (0-1 agg.)	Access-Golden Grain	Lokomotiv Stadium, Astana
			Esmagambetov 64'	Attendance: 3500 Referee: Marat Ospanov (Kokshetau)

11 May 1999	AES-Yelimay	2-1	Tomiris	Spartak Stadium, Semey
	Pinchukov 81' Khachaturyan 84'		Musatayev 90'	Attendance: 4000 Referee: Nikolai Sidorov (Pavlodar)

1 June 1999	Tomiris	3-0 (4-2 agg.)	AES-Yelimay	K. Munaitpasov Central Stadium, Shymkent
	Urdabayev 1' Vanin 5' Musatayev 80' (pen.)			Attendance: 5000 Referee: Sergei Ufimtsev (Almaty)

11 May 1999	Taraz	1-0	Tobol	Central Stadium, Taraz
	Nurbayev 66'			Attendance: 4000 Referee: Kurmanbek Urdabayev (Shymkent)

1 June 1999	Tobol	(w/o)^[2] (+/- agg.)	Taraz

11 May 1999	Shakhter-Ispat-Karmet	0-0	Kairat	Shakhter Stadium, Karagandy
				Attendance: 3000 Referee: Sergei Tsaregradskiy (Semey)

1 June 1999	Kairat	2-0 (2-0 agg.)	Shakhter-Ispat-Karmet	KazGAU Stadium, Almaty
	Vorogovskiy 8' Agabayew 10'			Attendance: 2500 Referee: Kurmanbek Urdabayev (Shymkent)

Quarter-finals

1 October 1999	Tobol	0-1	Access-Golden Grain	Central Stadium, Kostanay
			Kalabukhin 72'	Attendance: 3000 Referee: Sergei Kapanin (Karagandy)

7 October 1999	Access-Golden Grain	2-1 (3-1 agg.)	Tobol	Avangard Stadium, Petropavl
	Zakharov 55' Pak 67'		Vishnichenko 24'	Attendance: 8500 Referee: Aleksandr Borisov (Semey)

1 November 1999	Vostok-Altyn	3-1	Batyr	Vostok Stadium, Oskemen
	Evteev 18' Obryadov 31' Muravyov 76'		Goryachev 33' (pen.)	Attendance: 2000 Referee: Vladimir Galkin (Almaty)

5 November 1999	Batyr	1-0 (2-3 agg.)	Vostok-Altyn	Shakhter Stadium, Ekibastuz
	Baisufinov 72'			Attendance: 500 Referee: Sergei Kapanin (Karagandy)

4 May 2000	Kairat	3-0	Kaisar-Hurricane	KazGAU Stadium, Almaty
	Agabayew 37' Tarasov 38', 51'			Attendance: 2000 Referee: Bagdat Tuseev (Semey)

17 May 2000	Kaisar-Hurricane	2-1 (2-4 agg.)	Kairat	G. Muratbayev Central Stadium, Kyzylorda
	Avakyants 4' Loginov 61'		Litvinenko 55'	Attendance: 3000 Referee: Aleksandr Borisov (Semey)

4 May 2000	Tomiris	1–2	Irtysh	K. Munaitpasov Central Stadium, Shymkent
	Galich 59'		Chizhikov 54' Klishin 57'	Attendance: 1500 Referee: Vasili Yurchenko (Aktobe)

17 May 2000	Irtysh	0-1 (2-2 agg.)	Tomiris	Central Stadium, Pavlodar
			Korzhakov 70'	Attendance: 4000 Referee: Sergei Tsaregradskiy (Semey)

Semi-finals

30 May 2000	Irtysh	3-0	Access-Golden Grain	Central Stadium, Pavlodar
	Mendes 1', 90' Klishin 18'			Attendance: 6000 Referee: Vasili Yurchenko (Aktobe)

22 June 2000	Access-Golden Grain	6-0 (6-3 agg.)	Irtysh	Avangard Stadium, Petropavl
	Avdeev 7' Agayew 20' Zakharov 25', 37' Babenko 45' Usmanov 88'			Attendance: 9500 Referee: Sergei Tsaregradskiy (Semey)

31 May 2000	Vostok-Altyn	2-2	Kairat	Vostok Stadium, Oskemen
	Chesnokov 53' (pen.) Saliy 85'		Ivanov 9' Agabayew 28'	Attendance: 2000 Referee: Gennady Zhukovskiy (Aktobe)

22 June 2000	Kairat	4–0 (6-2 agg.)	Vostok-Altyn	KazGAU Stadium, Almaty
	Agabayew 5', 35' Tarasov 71' Ivanov 88'			Attendance: 4000 Referee: Vasili Yurchenko (Aktobe)

Final

Main article: 1999–2000 Kazakhstan Cup Final

Kairat v Access-Golden Grain

6 Jule 2000

Kairat	5–0	Access-Golden Grain
Ivanov 11' Litvinenko 20', 90' Khamidullov 63' (pen.) Tarasov 69'

K. Munaitpasov Stadium, Astana
Attendance: 7500
Referee: Aleksandr Borisov (Semey)

References

Kazakhstan Cup

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