2005 UEFA Regions' Cup UEFA Regions' Cup Poland 2005 Host country Poland Dates 3 July – 9 July Teams 8 Champions Basque Country (1st title) Runners-up South-West Sofia
International football competition
The 2005 UEFA Regions' Cup was the fourth UEFA Regions' Cup . It was held in Poland and won by the Basque Country team from Spain , which beat Bulgaria 's South-West Sofia 1–0 in the final.
Preliminary round The eight teams in the preliminary round were drawn into two groups of four, with the fixtures for each group being played in the same country. Group East's matches were played in Romania and those for Group West were played in Slovenia . The two group winners and the best runner-up advanced to the intermediary round.
Group East
20 September 2004
Estonia
0 – 5
Central Slovakia
Strejnicu
Dacia
2 – 0
Latvia
Ploiești
22 September 2004
Latvia
1 – 5
Central Slovakia
Strejnicu
Dacia
5 – 1
Estonia
Câmpina
24 September 2004
Central Slovakia
1 – 0
Dacia
Câmpina
Latvia
2 – 1
Estonia
Ploiești
Group West
20 September 2004
Primorska
1 – 4
Mid-Cheshire
Koper
Malta
0 – 4
Northern Ireland
Sežana
22 September 2004
Primorska
1 – 2
Malta
Izola
Mid-Cheshire
0 – 0
Northern Ireland
Dekani
24 September 2004
Northern Ireland
2 – 3
Primorska
Sežana
Malta
0 – 4
Mid-Cheshire
Koper
The 29 teams which went straight through to the intermediary round were joined by England 's Mid-Cheshire , the Central team of Slovakia and the Romanian Dacia team. The 32 teams were drawn into eight groups of four, with the following countries hosting each group's matches:
Group 1 – France
Group 2 – Croatia
Group 3 – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Group 4 – Czech Republic
Group 5 – Ukraine
Group 6 – Poland
Group 7 – Bulgaria
Group 8 – Hungary
The winners of each group qualified for the final tournament.
Group 1
16 November 2004
Highlands and Islands
0 – 3
Kempen
Rang-du-Fliers
Nord-Pas de Calais
0 – 3
Basque Country
Le Touquet
18 November 2004
Basque Country
1 – 1
Kempen
Écuires
Nord-Pas de Calais
2 – 0
Highlands and Islands
Boulogne-sur-Mer
20 November 2004
Kempen
2 – 2
Nord-Pas de Calais
Berck
Basque Country
5 – 0
Highlands and Islands
Berck
Group 2
14 March 2005
Rijeka
6 – 0
Liechtenstein
Labin
Dacia
5 – 3
Northwestern Switzerland
Čavle
16 March 2005
Rijeka
1 – 2
Northwestern Switzerland
Čavle
Liechtenstein
1 – 11
Dacia
Kostrena
18 March 2005
Dacia
2 – 1
Rijeka
Krk
Northwestern Switzerland
1 – 2
Liechtenstein
Novi Vinodolski
Group 3
8 November 2004
Semberija
1 – 2
Mid-Cheshire
Bijeljina
San Marino
0 – 4
Republic of Ireland
Ugljevik
10 November 2004
Mid-Cheshire
2 – 4
Republic of Ireland
Ugljevik
Semberija
2 – 1
San Marino
Bijeljina
12 November 2004
Mid-Cheshire
1 – 0
San Marino
Bijeljina
Republic of Ireland
2 – 2
Semberija
Ugljevik
Group 4
Group 5
22 August 2004
Tbilisi
5 – 1
Brest
Kakhovka
KZESO Kakhovka
8 – 2
Chişinău
Kakhovka
24 August 2004
Chişinău
0 – 5
Tbilisi
Kakhovka
KZESO Kakhovka
3 – 1
Brest
Kakhovka
26 August 2004
Brest
1 – 3
Chişinău
Kakhovka
Tbilisi
0 – 4
KZESO Kakhovka
Kakhovka
Group 6
1 August 2004
Lesser Poland
13 – 1
Beyləqan
Wolbrom
Eastern Serbia
2 – 3
Southwest Germany
Proszowice
3 August 2004
Lesser Poland
2 – 2
Eastern Serbia
Brzesko
Beyləqan
1 – 2
Southwest Germany
Proszowice
5 August 2004
Southwest Germany
0 – 3
Lesser Poland
Brzesko
Beyləqan
1 – 4
Eastern Serbia
Wolbrom
Group 7
21 September 2004
Chernozemie
1 – 4
Tuscany
Pravets
South-West Sofia
4 – 0
Järvenpää
Botevgrad
23 September 2004
Tuscany
4 – 0
Järvenpää
Pravets
Chernozemie
2 – 2
South-West Sofia
Botevgrad
25 September 2004
Tuscany
0 – 2
South-West Sofia
Botevgrad
Chernozemie
1 – 1
Järvenpää
Pravets
Group 8
Final tournament Poland was chosen to host the final tournament, with matches being played from 3 July to 9 July 2005.
Group stage The eight intermediary group winners were drawn into two groups of four, with the two group winners advancing to the final.
Group A
3 July 2005
South-West Sofia
3 – 1
Brno
Zabierzów
Lesser Poland
1 – 1
Central Slovakia
Brzesko
5 July 2005
Central Slovakia
6 – 0
Brno
Proszowice
Lesser Poland
0 – 4
South-West Sofia
Libiąż
7 July 2005
Central Slovakia
2 – 2
South-West Sofia
Zabierzów
Brno
1 – 3
Lesser Poland
Wolbrom
Group B
3 July 2005
Dacia
1 – 1
Republic of Ireland
Proszowice
Basque Country
4 – 1
KZESO Kakhovka
Wolbrom
5 July 2005
Republic of Ireland
2 – 4
KZESO Kakhovka
Brzesko
Dacia
1 – 2
Basque Country
Wolbrom
7 July 2005
Republic of Ireland
3 – 1
Basque Country
Brzesko
KZESO Kakhovka
3 – 1
Dacia
Libiąż
Final
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