1988–89 Swiss Cup

{{infobox football tournament season

| title = Swiss Cup

| year = 1988–89

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| country = Switzerland

| num_teams =

| winners = Grasshoppers

| second = FC Aarau

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| prev_season = 1987–88

| next_season = 1989–90

}}

The 1988–89 Swiss Cup was the 64th season of Switzerland's annual football cup competition. It began on 13 August with the first games of Round 1 and ended on 15 May 1989 with the Final held at Wankdorf, Bern. The winners earned a place in the first round of the Cup Winners' Cup.

Round 3

{{OneLegStart}}

|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 3 September 1988

{{OneLegResult|FC Red Star Zürich||0–6|Grasshoppers}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Tuggen||1–2|FC Luzern}}

{{OneLegResult|Grand-Lancy FC||0–2|FC Sion}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Thun||3–1|FC Suhr}}

{{OneLegResult|SC Buochs||0–1|AC Bellinzona}}

{{OneLegResult|SV Lyss||1–2|FC Wettingen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Morobbia||2–3|FC Mendrisio}}

{{OneLegResult|BSC Old Boys||1–2 {{aet}}|FC Aarau}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Savièse||2–4|Yverdon-Sport FC}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Biel-Bienne||0–1|Étoile-Carouge FC}}

{{OneLegResult|ES Malley||2–0|CS Chênois}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Brugg||3–2 {{aet}}|FC Langenthal}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Basel||4–1|BSC Young Boys}}

{{OneLegResult|SR Delémont||2–1|FC Montreux-Sports}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Raron||0–2|FC Lausanne-Sport}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Renens||1–5|Neuchâtel Xamax}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Zürich||1–2|FC St. Gallen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Fribourg||0–6|Servette FC}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Locarno||0–2|FC Lugano}}

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|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 4 September 1988

{{OneLegResult|FC Töss||1–0|FC Chur}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Laufen||1–4|FC Solothurn}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Frauenfeld||1–2|FC Schaffhausen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Vaduz|LIE|1–3|FC Glarus}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Altdorf||1–3|FC Wangen bei Olten}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Bex||2–5|FC Beauregard}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Colombier||2–4|FC Stade Lausanne Ouchy}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Portalban||0–6|FC Grenchen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Altstätten||1–4|FC Winterthur}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Bülach||1–1 {{aet}}
(p. 2–4)|FC Amriswil}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Châtel-St-Denis||0–2|FC Bulle}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Lerchenfeld||1–4|FC Baden}}

{{OneLegResult|SC Zug||4–1|FC Emmenbrücke}}

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Round 4

{{OneLegStart}}

|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 12 November 1988

{{OneLegResult|ES Malley||2–1 {{aet}}|FC Bulle}}

{{OneLegResult|SR Delémont||1–0|Étoile-Carouge FC}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Solothurn||0–1|FC Grenchen}}

{{OneLegResult|Servette FC||0–2|Neuchâtel Xamax}}

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|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 13 November 1988

{{OneLegResult|FC Töss||0–1|FC Basel}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Amriswil||0–4|AC Bellinzona}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Thun||2–6|FC Baden}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Beauregard||0–9|FC Sion}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Glarus||0–2|FC Schaffhausen}}

{{OneLegResult|Grasshoppers||2–1|FC St. Gallen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Lugano||2–1|FC Wettingen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Mendrisio||0–2 {{aet}}|FC Winterthur}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Stade Lausanne Ouchy||0–5|FC Lausanne-Sport}}

{{OneLegResult|Yverdon-Sport FC||2–4 {{aet}}|FC Aarau}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Brugg||0–4|FC Wangen bei Olten}}

{{OneLegResult|SC Zug||0–2|FC Luzern}}

|}

Round 5

{{OneLegStart}}

|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 11 March 1989

{{OneLegResult|FC Aarau||1–1 {{aet}}
(p. 4–3)|FC Grenchen}}

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|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 12 March 1989

{{OneLegResult|FC Baden||0–2|FC Lugano}}

{{OneLegResult|AC Bellinzona||2–0|Neuchâtel Xamax}}

{{OneLegResult|SR Delémont||0–3|FC Schaffhausen}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Lausanne-Sport||3–0|ES Malley}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Luzern||2–3|Grasshoppers}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Wangen bei Olten||1–2|FC Basel}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Sion||2–1|FC Winterthur}}

|}

Quarter-finals

{{OneLegStart}}

|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 12 April 1989

{{OneLegResult|FC Schaffhausen||0–1|FC Sion}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Basel||0–2|FC Aarau}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Lausanne-Sport||1–2 {{aet}}|Grasshoppers}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Lugano||2–0|AC Bellinzona}}

|}

Semi-finals

{{OneLegStart}}

|colspan="3" style="background-color:#99CCCC"| 18 April 1989

{{OneLegResult|FC Aarau||3–2|FC Lugano}}

{{OneLegResult|FC Sion||0–0 {{aet}}
(p. 3–4)|Grasshoppers}}

|}

Final

{{football box

|date = 15 May 1989

|time = 15:00

|team1 = Grasshoppers

|score = 2 – 1

|report = [https://www.fussball-schweiz.ch/schweizer-cup/finals-1980-1999/index.html Report]

|team2 = FC Aarau

|goals1 = Halter {{goal|9||50}}

|goals2 = {{goal|59}} van der Gijp

|stadium = Wankdorf, Bern

|attendance = 27,000

|referee = {{flagicon|SUI}} Serge Muhmenthaler (Grenchen)

}}

Sources and references

[https://www.rsssf.org/tablesz/zwit89.html RSSSF Page]

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{{Swiss Cup}}

{{1988–89 in European football (UEFA)}}

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Category:Swiss Cup seasons