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| defending champions        = [[FC Hellingbourg|Hellingbourg]]
| defending champions        = [[FC Hellingbourg|Hellingbourg]]
| champions                  =  
| champions                  = [[FC Almiaro|Almiaro]]
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| runner-up                  = Sporting Pavania
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| prevseason                = [[2019-20 Copa de Mydra|2019–20]]
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The '''2020-21 [[Copa de Mydra]]''' (otherwise known as the '''Mydran Cup''') is the 128th edition of the tournament, which is the oldest professional footballing competitions in [[Midrasia]], and one of the oldest in [[Mundial]].  
The '''2020-21 [[Copa de Mydra]]''' (otherwise known as the '''Mydran Cup''') was the 128th edition of the tournament, which is the oldest professional footballing competitions in [[Midrasia]], and one of the oldest in [[Mundial]].  


The tournament will see all teams apart from 2 within the Midrasian professional divisions of Liga Premiére, Liga 2, and Liga 3 compete. The two teams that did not compete are those promoted from the Division Nationale. This rule was introduced to give teams newly promoted to the professional divisions the advantage of not playing extra games to better enable them to survive within the league.
The tournament saw all teams apart from 2 within the Midrasian professional divisions of Liga Premiére, Liga 2, and Liga 3 compete. The two teams that did not compete are those promoted from the Division Nationale. This rule was introduced to give teams newly promoted to the professional divisions the advantage of not playing extra games to better enable them to survive within the league.


[[Liga Premiére]] side [[FC Hellingbourg]] are the reigning champions, having won their 2nd title within the 2019-20 season after defeating [[Olympique de Lotrique]] 1-0 in the final.
[[Liga Premiére]] side [[FC Hellingbourg]] were the reigning champions, having won their 2nd title within the 2019-20 season after defeating [[Olympique de Lotrique]] 1-0 in the final. The tournament was won by [[FC Almiaro]] who beat Sporting Pavania in the final 3-1 to win their 14th Copa de Mydra title.


==Teams and rounds==
==Teams and rounds==
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==Top scorers==
==Top scorers==
''As of 22 May 2021''
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:left"
|-
!Player
!Team(s)
!Goals
|-
|-
|{{flagicon|Midrasia}} Rodrigo
|[[Olympique de Lotrique]]
|6
|-
|{{flagicon|Veleaz}} Gabriel Ordoñez
|[[FC Almiaro]]
|rowspan=3|5
|-
|{{flagicon|Midrasia}} Jean Jacques
|Lereff
|-
|{{flagicon|Midrasia}}  Adrien Rousseau
|Riberé
|-
|{{flagicon|Newrey}} Mark Wright
|Bicêtre
|rowspan=3|4
|-
|{{flagicon|Thracia}} Loukas Alexakos
|Union de Mydroll
|-
|{{flagicon|Cuirpthe}} Sébastien Codoc
|Hellingbourg
|-
|}


[[Category:Football in Midrasia]]
[[Category:Football in Midrasia]]

Latest revision as of 16:40, 9 August 2021

2020–21 Copa de Mydra
Mydran Cup
CountryMidrasia
Dates20 October 2020 – 22 May 2021
Teams66
Defending championsHellingbourg
ChampionsAlmiaro
Runners-upSporting Pavania
Matches played65
Goals scored176 (2.71 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)Rodrigo
(6 goals)
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The 2020-21 Copa de Mydra (otherwise known as the Mydran Cup) was the 128th edition of the tournament, which is the oldest professional footballing competitions in Midrasia, and one of the oldest in Mundial.

The tournament saw all teams apart from 2 within the Midrasian professional divisions of Liga Premiére, Liga 2, and Liga 3 compete. The two teams that did not compete are those promoted from the Division Nationale. This rule was introduced to give teams newly promoted to the professional divisions the advantage of not playing extra games to better enable them to survive within the league.

Liga Premiére side FC Hellingbourg were the reigning champions, having won their 2nd title within the 2019-20 season after defeating Olympique de Lotrique 1-0 in the final. The tournament was won by FC Almiaro who beat Sporting Pavania in the final 3-1 to win their 14th Copa de Mydra title.

Teams and rounds

Round Clubs
remaining		 Winners from
previous round		 New entries
this round		 Leagues entering
at this round
First round 66 – 44 22 Liga 3 teams (not including newly promoted teams)
22 Liga 2 teams
Second round 44 22 2 2 Liga 2 teams (play-off semi-finalists)
Third round 32 12 20 20 Liga Premiére teams
Fourth round 16 16 –
Quarter-finals 8 8 –
Semi-finals 4 4 –
Final 2 2 –


First round

Second round

Third round

Fourth round

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

Final

Top scorers

As of 22 May 2021

Player Team(s) Goals
Midrasia Rodrigo Olympique de Lotrique 6
Veleaz Gabriel Ordoñez FC Almiaro 5
Midrasia Jean Jacques Lereff
Midrasia Adrien Rousseau Riberé
Newrey Mark Wright Bicêtre 4
Thracia Loukas Alexakos Union de Mydroll
Cuirpthe Sébastien Codoc Hellingbourg
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