2012 Qatar Crown Prince Cup

Country

Qatar

Dates

April 21–26

Teams

Champions

Al Rayyan (4th title)

Runners-up

Al-Sadd

Top goal scorer(s)

Mamadou Niang
(3 goals)

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The 2012 Qatar Crown Prince Cup will be the 18th edition of the Qatar Crown Prince Cup and will take place from April 21 to 26.^[1]^[2] The cup will contested by the top four finishers in 2011–12 Qatar Stars League.

2012 Participants

Lekhwiya : 2011–12 Qatar Stars League champions
El Jaish : 2011–12 Qatar Stars League runner-up
Al Rayyan : 2011–12 Qatar Stars League 3rd place
Al-Sadd : 2011–12 Qatar Stars League 4th place

Bracket

Semi-finals		Final

2012-04-21 - Doha
Lekhwiya	2
Al-Sadd	4

		2012-04-26 - Doha
		Al-Sadd	1 (4)
		Al Rayyan	1 (5)



2012-04-22 - Doha
El Jaish	2
Al Rayyan	3

Match details

Semi-final

Lekhwiya v Al-Sadd

April 21, 2012
18:45 (UTC+03:00)

Lekhwiya	2 – 4	Al-Sadd
Baba Malick 38' Nam Tae-Hee 52' (pen) Madjid Bougherra 84'	Report	Mamadou Niang 35' (pen), 38', 94' Khalfan Ibrahim 74'

Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium, Doha
Referee: Fredy Fautrel (France)

El Jaish v Al Rayyan

April 22, 2012
18:45 (UTC+03:00)

El Jaish	2 – 3	Al Rayyan
Anderson Martins 33' Abdulqadir Ilyas 58'	Report	Fábio César 53', 90' Afonso Alves 71' (pen)

Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium, Doha
Referee: Artur Soares (Portugal)

Final

Al-Sadd v Al Rayyan

26 April 2012
18:45 (UTC+03:00)

Al-Sadd	1 – 1	Al Rayyan
Khalfan Ibrahim 61'	Report	Jaralla Al Marri 90+1'
	Penalties
Khalfan Yazeedi Majid Keïta Belhadj	4 – 5	César Tabata Nathan Ismail Alves

Suhaim bin Hamad Stadium, Doha
Attendance: 23,000^[3]
Referee: Banjar Al Dossari (Qatar)

Al-Sadd

Al Rayyan


Al Sadd: 3–4–2–1
GK	30	Mohamed Saqr
DF	6	Mohammed Kasola
DF	21	Abdulla Koni
DF	40	Lee Jung-Soo
DM	39	Nadir Belhadj
DM	32	Ibrahim Majid	70'
MF	19	Nasser Nabeel
MF	15	Talal Al-Bloushi	41'	85'
SS	14	Khalfan Ibrahim
SS	17	Magid Mohamed	63'
FW	9	Mamadou Niang
Substitutes
FW	7	Yusef Ali
FW	12	Abdul Kader Keïta	63'	90'
FW	11	Hassan Al Haidos
MF	6	Mohammed Al-Yazeedi	85'
DF	5	Almahdi Ali Mukhtar
DF	8	Mesaad Al-Hamad
GK	22	Muhannad Naim
Manager
Jorge Fossati


Al Rayyan: 4–2–3–1
GK	30	Omar Bari
DF	55	Nathan Otávio
DF	13	Cho Yong-Hyung
DF	25	Mosaab Mahmoud
DF	19	Murad Naji	87'
DM	17	Daniel Goma
DM	8	Abdulla Afifa
MF	27	Younes Ali	29'	74'
MF	7	Fábio César
MF	10	Rodrigo Tabata
FW	9	Afonso Alves
Substitutes
FW	20	Jaralla Al Marri	87'
FW	26	Mohammed Elneel
MF	2	Waheed Mohammed Taher
DF	3	Abdulrahman Mesbeh
DF	5	Marcone
DF	12	Hamid Ismail	74'
GK	99	Mohammed Izzeldin
Manager
Diego Aguirre

Man of the Match:
Khalfan Ibrahim (Qatar)

Qatar Crown Prince Cup 2012 Winners
Al Rayyan 4th Title

References

↑ تسلم ميداليات البطل والوصيف.. صيانة كأس سمو ولي العهد في مصنع المونديال (in Arabic). Al Sharq. April 9, 2012. Retrieved April 9, 2012.
↑ "Old guard vs the new in Heir Apparent Cup". QSL.com. April 14, 2012. Retrieved April 14, 2012.
↑ "Heir Apparent Cup an outstanding success". QSL.com. April 30, 2012. Retrieved May 1, 2012.

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