First round (group stage) Group A ;
Notes: Group B ;
Notes: •
Rivne Oblast clubs (Veres and Volyn) withdrew from the competition during the winter break. • Volyn-Tsement Zdolbuniv (simply as Volyn Zdolbuniv) is from the small city of
Zdolbuniv.
Group C ;
Notes: • Dnister was fielding its junior team (double) as its main team was competing in the First League. • On March 1, 2010, Dnister withdrew form the competition, while Teplovyk withdrew earlier during the winter break. • Teplovyk Yuzhnoukrainsk is from the small city of
Yuzhnoukrainsk,
Mykolaiv Oblast.
Group D ;
Notes: • Spartak Molodizhne is from the village of Molodizhne, an adjacent suburb of
Simferopol,
Crimea. • Myr Hornostaivka is from the village of
Hornostaivka,
Novotroitske Raion,
Kherson Oblast.
Group E ;
Notes: • Olexandria was fielding its junior team (double) as its main team participates in the competitions of the First League. • On March 1, 2010, Olexandria and Khodak withdrew from the competition. Hirnyk-Sport was offered and accepted a placed in the next round. • Khodak Cherkasy is an amateur club from
Cherkasy.
Group F ;
Notes: • Arsenal Bila Tserkva was fielding its junior team (double) as its main team was not playing in the Second League any longer. • The game Ros – Zenit originally finished 0:1 (Zenit's victory), however due to the fact that Zenit fielded an unregistered player 'Zaza Tsotskhalashvili' the Bila Tserkva's club was awarded a technical victory (3:0) by the decision of the Disciplinary Committee of PFL on October 22, 2009. • Game Ros – Arsenal-d 2:2 took place at the training ground of
FC Arsenal Bila Tserkva in the town of Shkarivka. Shkarivka is a suburb of
Bila Tserkva city, which is located six miles west of it.
Group G ;
Notes: Group H ;
Notes: Dnipro-75 were excluded from all competitions organized by the PFL for their unpaid debts. The place of Dnipro-75 was granted to and excepted by Olympik.
Bracket Second Round (round of 16) {{football box ---- {{football box ---- {{football box ---- {{football box ---- {{football box ;
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Notes: • In the game Hirnyk-Sport – Ros Dorohan (Ros) was not able to score a penalty in the 61st minute. In the same game Skliarenko (Hirnyk-Sport) was sent off in the 43rd minute for his second caution.
Semifinals This stage was scheduled to take place in two-leg (home-away) match-ups. The first leg was played on April 28, 2010, and the second leg – May 5, 2010.
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Illichivets-2 1–1 Hirnyk-Sport on aggregate. Hirnyk-Sport won on away goals. ---- {{football box
Myr Hornostaivka 0–2 Nyva Vinnytsia on aggregate. Notes: • In the game Myr – Nyva Dotsenko was not able to convert his penalty kick opportunity in the 15th minute, due to an excellent save on the part of Nyva's goalie Skybenko.
Final Initially set for 29 May, the final took place on a neutral ground on 6 June 2010. Surprisingly the PFL picked Oleksandia's Nika Stadium which is 71 km (~46 mi) or about an hour drive from the city of
Komsomolsk and 387 km (~255 mi) from
Vinnytsia. As a justification, the main reason can be drawn from the fact that it lies in the heartland of Ukraine, and, thus, such a match could draw a greater audience. {{football box ---- == Top goalscorers ==