2016–17 Romanian Women's Cup

The 2016–17 Romanian Women's Cup was the 14th edition of Romania's national cup in women's football. Olimpia Cluj won its sixth title through a 5–0 victory over Navobi Iaşi,[1] which qualified for the final for the first time.

Results
2nd preliminary round Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Olimpic Star Cluj 2
Olimpia Cluj II 1 Olimpic Star Cluj 0
Olimpia Cluj 7
Olimpia Cluj 18
Piros Security 2 Independenţa Baia Mare 0
Juniorul Satu Mare 6 Juniorul Satu Mare 2
Independenţa Baia M. 3
Olimpia Cluj 6
Vasas Odorhei II 6 Heniu Prundu Bârgăului 0
Armonia Dolheşti 2 Vasas Odorhei II 1
ASA Târgu Mureş 0
Vasas Odorhei II 2
Heniu Prundu B. 4
Heniu Prundu B. 2
Vasas Odorhei 0
Olimpia Cluj 5
Banat Girls 1 Navobi Iaşi 0
Fortuna Becicherecu M. 4 Fortuna Becicherecu Mic 3
CFR Timişoara 4
CFR Timişoara 1
Atletic Onix 0 Navobi Iaşi 2
Măgura Bacău 1 Măgura Bacău 1
Navobi Iaşi 9
Navobi Iaşi 4
Universitatea Alexandr. 4 CSS Târgovişte 0
Selena Constanţa 1 Universitatea Alexandr. 7
Real Craiova 6
Universitatea Alexandria 0
CSS Târgovişte 3
Fairplay București 3
CSS Târgovişte 4

Semifinals
26 April 2017 Olimpia Cluj6–0Heniu Prundu BârgăuluiVictoria Someșeni Stadium, Cluj-Napoca
16:00 Bâtea 8', 10'
Vătafu  24' (pen.)
Carp  29', 34'
Voicu  69'		 Report Referee: Szekely
Assistant referees: Lucaci
Assistant referees: Soponar
5 May 2017 Navobi Iaşi4–0CSS TârgovişteEmil Alexandrescu Stadium, Iași
13:00 Deca  10'
Colesnicenco  42'
Vasile  72'
Rognean  86'		 Report Referee: Diaconu
Assistant referees: Cosma
Assistant referees: Roman

Final game
14 May 2017 Navobi Iaşi0–5Olimpia ClujEmil Alexandrescu Stadium, Iași
17:00 Report Vătafu  5'
Carp  12'
Voicu  31'
Giurgiu  49'
Bâtea  85'		 Referee: Trandafir
Assistant referees: Șamșudean
Assistant referees: Nan
Fourth official: Pușcașu
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References
  1. Soccerway
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