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==First round== | ==First round== | ||
*'''[[CG Puigcerda]]''' - [[CH Gasteiz]] | *'''[[CG Puigcerda]]''' - [[CH Gasteiz]] 7-6<ref>''El Mundo Deportivo'', 2003-03-10</ref>, 1-2<ref>''El Mundo Deportivo'', 2003-03-18</ref>, 5-3 | ||
*'''[[CH Madrid]]''' - [[CHH Txuri Urdin]] 5-1, 5-1 | *'''[[CH Madrid]]''' - [[CHH Txuri Urdin]] 5-1, 5-1 | ||
==Semifinals== | ==Semifinals== | ||
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==Final== | ==Final== | ||
*'''[[CH Jaca]]''' 4 - [[CG Puigcerda]] 2 | *'''[[CH Jaca]]''' 4 - [[CG Puigcerda]] 2 | ||
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[[Category:2002 in ice hockey]] | [[Category:2002 in ice hockey]] | ||
[[Category:2003 in ice hockey]] | [[Category:2003 in ice hockey]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:07, 4 August 2024
The 2002-03 Copa del Rey was the 31st edition of Spain's national cup competition. It was won by CH Jaca, who defeated CG Puigcerda in the final to claim the title.
First round
- CG Puigcerda - CH Gasteiz 7-6[1], 1-2[2], 5-3
- CH Madrid - CHH Txuri Urdin 5-1, 5-1
Semifinals
- CG Puigcerda 5 - FC Barcelona 3
- CH Jaca 9 - CH Madrid 0
Final
- CH Jaca 4 - CG Puigcerda 2
References
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