Bracket Preliminary round Four FBUs B-række clubs entered the competition at this stage. The matches were scheduled for Sunday, 8 August 1926. Two teams gained a bye due to a lower amount of entries to the competition than originally expected.
First round proper The matches were scheduled for Sunday, 15 August 1926. Arbejdernes I&BK filed a protest to the
Funen FA proclaiming that the match referee unjustifiably sent off an AIB player.
Quarter-finals The four quarter-final ties were scheduled to be played on Sunday, 22 August 1926.
Semi-finals Both semi-final matches were played in
Odense on Sunday, 29 August 1926 with no replays required. B 1913 and Odense BK came through the semi-final round to meet at
OB's Bane i Munke Mose,
Odense.
Cup Final Match summary The 1926 FBUs Pokalturnering final was contested by
B 1913 and
Odense BK at
OB's Bane i Munke Mose,
Odense on Sunday, 5 September 1926, which was a repeat of the
1925 FBUs Pokalturnering final. The game was refereed by
Sophus Hansen (affiliated with
BK Frem). Based on the team's merits in the cup tournament and their recent league standings, the defending cup champions and league runners-up
B 1913 were regarded as favorites to win the cup title against
Odense BK by various newspapers. The Odense BK squad was mostly composed of new players, including a new goalkeeper, and this final was regarded as their first most important match so far.
William von Würden had trained the Odense BK squad the past summer. The draw concerning the right to choose the starting half of the football field was won by B 1913, who choose to have the strong
wind in their backs. Despite battling with a headwind, Odense BK had a predominance of goal scoring chances and game play in the first half. The first goal was netted in the 20th minute by Odense BK right innerwing Børge Jensen after a pass from the left side outside the reach of B 1913's goalkeeper Olaf "Laffe" Petersen, while the equalizing goal by B 1913's Henry "Lodvig" Ludvigsen was scored fifteen minutes later following a pass from Martin "Malle" Petersen, and the first half ending in an 1–1 tie. The game play was more even during the second half. In the 75th minute, B 1913's forward Albert Fischer passed the ball to Ludvigsen, who scored his second goal, which the newspaper
Fyens Stiftstidende and
Fyns Social-Demokrat reported should have been ruled as
offside. It started to rain right after the goal was scored. The lead energized the B 1913 players and following some fumble play in front of the goal, Ludvigsen was credited with scoring B 1913's third goal four minutes before full time, completing a
hat-trick. The match ended with the score 3–1 to B 1913 in front of an attendance of 550 spectators, securing the Odense-based club their second consecutive cup title in two final entries.
Match details ==Footnotes==