The 1982

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was an association football cup competition of the

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. The winner of the competition,

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qualified for the continental tournament.

Participating teams

Source: [] ;Notes * Dinamo Kiev and Dinamo Tbilisi received byes all the way through the quarterfinals.

Competition schedule

Group stage

Games took place between February 19 – March 4, 1982.

Group I

Group II

Group III

Group IV

Group V

Group VI

Group VII

Play-off stage

Round of 16

The base game day was March 14, 1982

Quarterfinals

The base game day was March 21, 1982

Semifinals

Final

External links

Complete calendar
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1982 Soviet Cup
Footballfacts.ru

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