2002 Angola Cup


The 2002 Taça de Angola was the 21st edition of the Taça de Angola, the second most important and the top knock-out football club competition following the Girabola. Petro de Luanda beat Desportivo da Huíla 3–0 in the final to secure its 8th title.
The winner qualified to the 2003 African Cup Winners' Cup.

Stadiums and locations

PTeamHome cityStadiumCapacity2001CurrentP
5Académica do LobitoLobitoEstádio do Buraco10,000QFR16 1
5ASALuandaEstádio da Cidadela60,000QFR16 1
5Benfica de LuandaLuandaCampo de São Paulo2,000R16R16
6Benfica do LubangoLubangoPRPR
5Bravos do MaquisLuenaEstádio Mundunduleno4,300R16R16
2Desportivo HuílaLubangoEstádio do Ferrovia15,000DNPRunner-upn/a
5FC de CabindaCabindaEstádio do Tafe25,000R16R16
5Inter de LuandaLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000R16R16
1Petro de LuandaLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000QFChampion 4
4Petro do HuamboHuamboEstádio dos Kurikutelas10,000SFQF 1
3Primeiro de AgostoLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000R16SF 2
5Primeiro de MaioBenguelaEstádio Municipal6,000R16R16
4ProgressoLuandaEstádio da Cidadela65,000SFQF 1
3Sagrada EsperançaDundoEstádio Sagrada Esperança8,000R16SF 2
5Sonangol do NamibeNamibeEstádio Joaquim Morais5,000ChampionR16 4
4Sporting de CabindaCabindaEstádio do Tafe25,000Runner-upQF 2
4Sporting do BiéKuitoEstádio dos Eucaliptos16,000DNPQFn/a

Championship bracket

The knockout rounds were played according to the following schedule:

1/16 finals

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

2002 Angola Football Cup winner
Atlético Petróleos de Luanda
8th title
Squad: Adolfo, Andia, Betinho, Chara, Chinho, Delgado, Dias Caires, Didí, Flávio, Jonas, Lamá, Mandiangu, Maninho, Marito, Mbunga, Nato Faial, Pitchu, Renato, Santana, Zico
Head Coach: José Roberto Ávilas