Football tournament season
1984–85 Copa del Rey 83rd Copa del Rey Country Spain Dates 12 September 1984 – 30 June 1985 Teams 142 Champions Atlético Madrid Runner-up Athletic Bilbao Matches played 281 Goals scored 790 (2.81 per match)
The 1984–85 Copa del Rey was the 83rd staging of the Spanish Cup , the annual domestic football cup competition in Spain. The tournament was attended by 142 teams from the higher echelons of Spanish football.
The tournament began on 12 September 1984 and ended on 30 June 1985 with the final, held at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid .
The final was played between Athletic Bilbao (the defending champions of the tournament), and Atlético Madrid . The match ended with a 2–1 victory for the team from the capital, with Hugo Sánchez as the star, scoring two goals.
With this victory Atlético secured their sixth cup, making them the team with the fourth-most titles in the competition.
All rounds are played over two legs except the final which is played a single match in a neutral venue. The team that has the higher aggregate score over the two legs progresses to the next round.
In case of a tie on aggregate, will play an extra time of 30 minutes, and if still tied, will be decided with a penalty shoot-outs.
The teams that play European competitions are exempt until the round of 16 or when they are removed from the tournament.
The winners of the competition will earn a place in the group stage of next season's UEFA Cup Winners' Cup , if they have not already qualified for European competition, if so then the runners-up will instead take this berth.
(*) Teams playing European competition / Athletic Bilbao , Atlético de Madrid , FC Barcelona , Real Betis , Real Valladolid Deportivo started the tournament in the second round.
First round
First round
Home 1st leg
Agg.
Home 2nd leg
1st leg
2nd leg
Notes
Arenas de Getxo
1–6
SD Eibar
12 Sep 1984
1–3
19 Sep 1984
3–0
Real Valladolid Promesas
3–1
SD Ponferradina
12 Sep 1984
3–0
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Atlético Astorga CF
1–7
Real Burgos CF
19 Sep 1984
1–2
3 Oct 1984
5–0
CD Getxo
0–2
CD Santurtzi
19 Sep 1984
0–1
11 Oct 1984
1–0
Atlético Baleares
3–4
CD Murense
19 Sep 1984
3–1
3 Oct 1984
3–0
CD Tudelano
3–5
Endesa Andorra
19 Sep 1984
3–3
3 Oct 1984
2–0
AD Sabiñánigo
3–8
CD Arnedo
19 Sep 1984
2–3
26 Sep 1984
5–1
UD Güímar
2–2 (p )
CD Mensajero
19 Sep 1984
2–1
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Penalties: 4–5 for UD Güímar .
CD Lalín
2–3
CD Ourense
19 Sep 1984
1–1
3 Oct 1984
2–1
CD Díter Zafra
0–5
Mérida Industrial CF
19 Sep 1984
0–1
3 Oct 1984
4–0
CD Ilicitano
2–2 (p )
Torrevieja CF
19 Sep 1984
2–1
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Penalties: x–x for CD Ilicitano .
Sevilla Atlético
2–4
Atlético Sanluqueño CF
19 Sep 1984
2–1
Rep.
3 Oct 1984
3–0
Rep.
CD Estepona
4–1
UD San Pedro
19 Sep 1984
2–0
4 Oct 1984
1–2
CP Cacereño
1–2
CD Don Benito
19 Sep 1984
1–1
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Villanueva del Arzobispo CF
1–1 (p )
CD Iliturgi
19 Sep 1984
1–0
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Penalties: x–x for CD Iliturgi - played on 4 Oct due to lack of visibility.[ 1]
Levante UD
2–0
UD Aspense
19 Sep 1984
2–0
3 Oct 1984
0–0
CD Ciempozuelos
3–7
AD Parla
19 Sep 1984
2–3
3 Oct 1984
4–1
Real Madrid Aficionados
1–2
CD Pegaso
19 Sep 1984
1–1
3 Oct 1984
1–0
CF Badalona
1–2
EC Granollers
20 Sep 1984
1–0
Rep.
4 Oct 1984
2–0
Rep.
UD Icodense
3–2
UD Las Palmas Atlético
20 Sep 1984
2–1
3 Oct 1984
1–1
UB Conquense
1–4
Calvo Sotelo CF
26 Sep 1984
1–1
3 Oct 1984
3–0
Yeclano CF
1–8
Real Murcia CF
26 Sep 1984
1–0
Rep.
3 Oct 1984
8–0
Rep.
Caudal Deportivo
6–1
UP Langreo
26 Sep 1984
3–1
10 Oct 1984
0–3
Betis Deportivo
4–3
Algeciras CF
26 Sep 1984
3–1
Rep.
10 Oct 1984
2–1
Rep.
CD Mestalla
4–6
CD Castellón
26 Sep 1984
2–1
9 Oct 1984
5–2
Rep.
Coria CF
1–4
Cádiz CF
26 Sep 1984
0–2
Rep.
3 Oct 1984
2–1
Rep.
CD Maspalomas
2–6
UD Las Palmas
26 Sep 1984
2–4
24 Oct 1984
2–0
CD Turón
1–2
Real Oviedo CF
27 Sep 1984
0–1
3 Oct 1984
1–1
Cultural Durango
1–5
Real Sociedad
2 Oct 1984
1–3
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
2–0
Rep.
CD Numancia
2–10
CA Osasuna
2 Oct 1984
1–3
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
7–1
Rep.
Gimnástica de Torrelavega
1–7
Racing de Santander
3 Oct 1984
1–1
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
6–0
Rep.
Xerez CD
3–6
Sevilla FC
3 Oct 1984
2–5
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
1–1
Rep.
Atlético Marbella
2–5
CD Málaga
3 Oct 1984
0–1
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
4–2
Rep.
Hércules CF
8–3
CD Eldense
3 Oct 1984
6–0
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
3–2
Rep.
CD Binéfar
1–5
Real Zaragoza
3 Oct 1984
0–2
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
3–1
Rep.
Club Siero
1–18
Sporting de Gijón
3 Oct 1984
1–6
Rep.
25 Oct 1984
12–0
Rep.
Match scheduled for 4 Oct, but played on 5 Oct due to a strike in the city of Gijón .[ 2]
Real Ávila CF
1–2
Castilla CF
3 Oct 1984
0–1
24 Oct 1984
1–1
CD Calahorra
0–8
CD Logroñés
3 Oct 1984
0–2
24 Oct 1984
6–0
Barcelona Amateur
0–1
CE Sabadell FC
3 Oct 1984
0–0
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
1–0
Rep.
Cultural Leonesa
2–3
UD Salamanca
3 Oct 1984
1–0
24 Oct 1984
3–1
Deportivo de La Coruña
1–1 (p )
Gran Peña Celtista
3 Oct 1984
1–0
17 Oct 1984
1–0
Penalties: 1–3 for Deportivo de La Coruña .
RSD Alcalá
1–4
Rayo Vallecano
3 Oct 1984
1–2
24 Oct 1984
2–0
CD Torre Pacheco
1–12
Elche CF
3 Oct 1984
0–4
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
8–1
Rep.
Cartagena CF
1–4
Albacete Balompié
3 Oct 1984
0–3
10 Oct 1984
1–1
CF Sporting Mahonés
0–5
RCD Mallorca
3 Oct 1984
0–0
24 Oct 1984
5–0
CD Mairena
1–3
Recreativo de Huelva
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
3–0
Rep.
Granada CF
3–1
AD Ceuta
3 Oct 1984
2–1
24 Oct 1984
0–1
Celta de Vigo
2–1
CD Lugo
3 Oct 1984
1–0
24 Oct 1984
1–1
CD Manacor
4–2
CD Badía
3 Oct 1984
2–2
24 Oct 1984
0–2
CD Fuengirola
1–3
Real Jaén CF
3 Oct 1984
1–2
23 Oct 1984
1–0
Real Unión
3–7
Sestao SC
3 Oct 1984
3–1
24 Oct 1984
6–0
Palencia CF
3–1
Atlético Bembibre
3 Oct 1984
1–0
24 Oct 1984
1–2
Atlético Malagueño
2–5
Linares CF
3 Oct 1984
0–0
24 Oct 1984
5–2
Pontevedra CF
4–0
Fabril Deportivo
3 Oct 1984
2–0
24 Oct 1984
0–2
FC Andorra
5–2
UE Sant Andreu
3 Oct 1984
3–1
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
1–2
Rep.
CD Badajoz
3–1
CD Plasencia
3 Oct 1984
3–1
24 Oct 1984
0–0
CF Gandía
5–7
CD Alcoyano
3 Oct 1984
2–2
24 Oct 1984
5–3
CF Lloret
1–3
UE Lleida
3 Oct 1984
1–0
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
3–0
Rep.
CD Puerto Cruz
3–7
CD Tenerife
3 Oct 1984
1–0
24 Oct 1984
7–2
Orihuela Deportiva CF
1–1 (p )
CF Lorca Deportiva
3 Oct 1984
1–1
24 Oct 1984
0–0
Penalties: 6–5 for CF Lorca Deportiva .
CD Europa
1–6
RCD Espanyol
4 Oct 1984
0–3
Rep.
16 Oct 1984
3–1
Rep.
Atlético Madrileño
3–1
CD Manchego
4 Oct 1984
3–0
24 Oct 1984
1–0
Gimnàstic de Tarragona
2–3
FC Barcelona Atlètic
4 Oct 1984
1–2
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
1–1
Rep.
CD Burriana
2–7
Valencia CF
9 Oct 1984
2–4
Rep.
24 Oct 1984
3–1
Rep.
Bilbao Athletic
2–3
Deportivo Alavés
10 Oct 1984
1–1
24 Oct 1984
2–1
Bye: CD Constància , Real Oviedo Aficionados , UE Figueres , CF Extremadura , CD Corellano, UD Alzira , Athletic Bilbao , Atlético de Madrid , FC Barcelona , Real Betis , Real Madrid CF , Real Valladolid Deportivo .
Results of matches played: September 19 / September 20 / September 26 / September 27 / October 3 / October 4 / October 10 / October 17 / October 24
Second round
Third round
Fourth round
Fourth round
Home 1st leg
Agg.
Home 2nd leg
1st leg
2nd leg
Notes
Deportivo Alavés
1–2
Athletic Bilbao
30 Jan 1985
0–0
Rep.
6 Feb 1985
2–1
Rep.
RCD Espanyol
0–5
FC Barcelona
30 Jan 1985
0–2
Rep.
6 Feb 1985
3–0
Rep.
UD Las Palmas
1–2 (aet )
Cádiz CF
16 Jan 1985
1–0
Rep.
6 Feb 1985
2–0
Rep.
Real Oviedo CF
1–4
Real Betis
30 Jan 1985
0–1
Rep.
6 Feb 1985
3–1
Rep.
Sestao SC
2–3
Sporting de Gijón
30 Jan 1985
1–0
Rep.
6 Feb 1985
3–1
Rep.
Bye: CD Castellón , CD Tenerife , CE Sabadell FC , Atlético de Madrid , Hércules CF , Deportivo de La Coruña , RCD Mallorca , Real Sociedad , Real Zaragoza , Valencia CF , Real Madrid CF .
Bracket
Round of 16
First leg
Second leg
Quarter-finals
First leg
Second leg
Semi-finals
First leg
Second leg
Final
References
External links
Domestic leagues Domestic cups European competitions Related to national team
Domestic leagues Domestic cups League cups UEFA competitions Non-UEFA competitions