The 2003–04 Copa del Rey was the 102nd staging of the Copa del Rey.
The competition began on 24 August 2003 and concluded on 17 March 2004 with the final, held at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Barcelona, in which Zaragoza lifted the trophy following a 3–2 victory over Real Madrid after extra time. The final match was played six days after the 2004 Madrid train bombings and three days after the 2004 Spanish general election.
First round First leg:
24 August 2003Badalona1–3SabadellBenidorm1–2AlicanteCaudal2–2Real UniónCCD Cerceda0–0BarakaldoCerro de Reyes2–1Universidad de Las PalmasConquense0–0BurgosFraga1–3MirandésGranada 740–0CacereñoHellín Deportivo0–3San SebastiánLanzarote2–0LogroñésPalencia1–1Cultural LeonesaVecindario1–0ExtremaduraVelarde0–1Gimnástica TorrelavegaVilafranca de Bonany0–0Lorca DeportivaVillanueva de Córdoba0–1CeutaZalla1–2PontevedraZamora1–1Alcorcón
Second leg:
10 September 2003Sabadell0–2BadalonaAgg: 3–3 (a)Alicante1–1BenidormAgg: 3–2Real Unión3–1CaudalAgg: 5–3Barakaldo2–0CCD CercedaAgg: 2–0Universidad de Las Palmas0–1Cerro de ReyesAgg: 1–3Burgos1–2ConquenseAgg: 1–2Mirandés1–0FragaAgg: 4–1Cacereño1–0Granada 74Agg: 1–0San Sebastián2–0Hellín DeportivoAgg: 5–0Logroñés3–2LanzaroteAgg: 3–4Cultural Leonesa2–1PalenciaAgg: 3–2Extremadura2–1VecindarioAgg: 2–2 (a)Gimnástica Torrelavega2–0VelardeAgg: 3–0Lorca Deportiva3–0Vilafranca de BonanyAgg: 3–0Ceuta1–1 Villanueva de CórdobaAgg: 2–1Pontevedra4–0ZallaAgg: 6–1Alcorcón1–4ZamoraAgg: 2–5
Round of 64
8 October 2003Elche2–3EspanyolAlicante1–2VillarrealBadajoz1–4Real BetisBarakaldo0–1Racing SantanderCastellón1–3ValenciaCeuta0–1 MálagaCompostela0–1Deportivo La CoruñaConquense2–3Atlético MadridGimnástica Torrelavega2–1Athletic BilbaoGramenet0–1BarcelonaCultural Leonesa1–0AlbaceteLorca Deportiva1–2Real MurciaMirandés1–2ZaragozaPontevedra1–1 (4–5 p.)Celta VigoReal Unión0–2OsasunaSabadell2–4MallorcaSan Sebastián0–3Real MadridZamora0–2ValladolidCerro de Reyes1–7SevillaOviedo1–2Real SociedadGetafe1–2LeganésRecreativo Huelva0–0 (2–3 p.)AlmeríaLas Palmas1–2 CórdobaNumancia0–1Ciudad de MurciaSalamanca1–0Rayo VallecanoSporting Gijón0–1EibarTenerife0–1 CádizTerrassa0–1LevanteCacereño1–2XerezRacing de Ferrol1–1 (1–2 p.)AlavésLanzarote4–2Polideportivo EjidoVecindario0–1 Algeciras
Round of 32
16 December 2003Alavés2–1Real SociedadAlgeciras0–1VillarrealCelta Vigo3–1EspanyolCultural Leonesa0–1Atlético MadridLeganés3–4 Real Madrid17 December 2003Almería1–3ValladolidCádiz1–2OsasunaCiudad de Murcia0–4BarcelonaCórdoba1–3Real BetisEibar0–0 (3–2 p.)Racing SantanderGimnástica Torrelavega1–2Deportivo La CoruñaLanzarote0–1SevillaLevante2–0MallorcaSalamanca2–3 ZaragozaValencia2–0Real MurciaXerez0–1Málaga
Knock-out rounds
Round of 16
First leg:
6 January 2004Atlético Madrid0–0Deportivo La Coruña7 January 2004Alavés0–0ValladolidEibar1–1Real MadridMálaga0–1Celta VigoZaragoza3–1Real BetisValencia2–2Osasuna8 January 2004Levante1–0BarcelonaVillarreal1–3Sevilla
Second leg:
13 January 2004Real Madrid2–0EibarAgg: 3–114 January 2004Valladolid1–1AlavésAgg: 1–1 (a)Celta Vigo2–2MálagaAgg: 3–2Real Betis1–1ZaragozaAgg: 2–4Barcelona3–1LevanteAgg: 3–2Osasuna0–2ValenciaAgg: 2–415 January 2004Deportivo La Coruña1–1Atlético MadridAgg: 1–1 (a)Sevilla0–2VillarrealAgg: 3–3 (a)
Quarter-finals
First leg
Second leg
Semi-finals
First leg
Second leg
Final
Top goalscorers RankPlayerClubGoals RaúlReal Madrid Júlio BaptistaSevilla David VillaZaragoza Darío SilvaSevilla Rubén NavarroAlavés RonaldinhoBarcelona Salva BallestaMálaga VágnerCelta Vigo Pierre WebóOsasuna Rubén BarajaValencia Fernando CorreaMallorca Germán HornosSevilla
References
External links Spain Cup Tournaments – 2003/04, at rsssf