2012 Chatham Cup

2012 Chatham Cup Final
Event 2012 Chatham Cup
Lower Hutt City AFC Central United
1 6
Date 26 August 2012
Venue Newtown Park, Wellington
Man of the Match Emiliano Tade (Central United)
Attendance 2,500

The 2012 ASB Chatham Cup is New Zealand's 85th knockout football competition.

The 2012 competition has a preliminary round, a qualification round, and four rounds proper before quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a final. Competition is run in three regions (northern, central, southern) until the quarter-finals, from which stage the draw is open. In all, 124 teams entered the competition.

The 2012 final

Won 6-1 by Central United over Lower Hutt City

26 August 2012
14:30
Lower Hutt City 1–6 Central United
Price  90+2' Tade  19'
Mulligan  23'
Koprivcic  45+2' 71'
Vicelich  60'
Hicks  86'
Newtown Park, Wellington
Attendance: 2,500
GK 1 New Zealand Steve Bayard
RB 2New Zealand Caleb Duncan  38'
CB 77 New Zealand Andrew Coad
CB 7New Zealand Taban Makoii  46'
LB 19 New Zealand Taylor Hall-Jones
CM 8New Zealand Hamish Price
AM 9 Germany Tobias Bertsch
RW 12 New Zealand Jarrod Smith  72'
CM 6New Zealand Kade Schrijvers  48'
LW 15New Zealand Martin Pereyra
CF 10New Zealand Hamish Watson (c)
Substitutes:
GK 13New Zealand Shaun Melrose
DF 20New Zealand Taylor Schrijvers  48'
MF 14 New Zealand Jack Imray  72'
MF 5New Zealand Hayden Stuthridge
MF 11New Zealand Cam Lidstone  46'
Manager:
New Zealand Chris Zoricich
GK 1New Zealand Jacob Spoonley
RB 3 New Zealand Nick Dale  74'
CB 5New Zealand Ivan Vicelich (c)
CB 14 New Zealand Jacob Hall
LB 5 Japan Takuya Iwata
CM 8New Zealand Jason Hicks
CM 12New Zealand David Mulligan
RW 16Spain Albert Riera  46'
AM 9 New Zealand Paul Urlovic  45+1'
LW 18New Zealand Daniel Koprivcic
CF 20 Argentina Emiliano Tade
Substitutes:
GK 22New Zealand Blaz Bugarin
DF 17New Zealand Ouadhah Ragued
DF 4New Zealand Kris Carpenter  74'
MF 10 New Zealand Stuart Hogg  46'
MF 13New Zealand Adam Dickinson  45+1'
Manager:
New Zealand Brendan McIntyre

Man of the match

Results

Second Round

4 June
Bohemian Celtic 1 – 2 (aet) Onehunga Sports

4 June
Waiuku 2 – 6 Three Kings United

4 June
Waitemata 3 – 0 Otumoetai

4 June
Ngongotaha 0 – 3 Takapuna

4 June
North Shore United 1 – 2 Manukau City

4 June
Waikato Unicol 0 – 3 Oratia United

4 June
Whakatane Town 0 – 2 Mangere United

4 June
Westlake Boys High School 7 – 2 Manurewa

4 June
Taradale 0 – 3 Lower Hutt City

4 June
Wanganui City 1 – 0 Island Bay United

4 June
Inglewood 0 – 4 Maycenvale United

4 June
Upper Hutt City 4 – 3 Palmerston North Marist

4 June
Canterbury University 1 – 2 Coastal Spirit

4 June
Western 3 – 0 FC Twenty

*Won on penalties by Eastern Suburbs (6–5)

Third Round

23/24 June
Hamilton Wanderers 1 – 0 Waitemata
Jones (pen.)

23/24 June
Onehunga Sports 0 – 2 Papatoetoe
Singh, Frank

23/24 June
Manukau City 1 – 0 Mangere United
Ruka

23/24 June
Eastern Suburbs 4 – 2 Takapuna
Kitano 2, Redwood, Mesias (pen.) Williams, o.g.

23/24 June
Central United 3 – 0 Waitakere City
Tade 2, Dickinson

23/24 June
Three Kings United 2 – 0 Bay Olympic
Kumar, Jones

23/24 June
Birkenhead United 2 – 0 Westlake Boys High School
Tuiloma, Taylor

23/24 June
Lower Hutt City 3 – 0 Maycenvale United
Watson, Smith, Schrijvers

23/24 June
Upper Hutt City 2 – 4 Stop Out
Montalba, Grindlay Yates 2, Aden, Kouchaba

23/24 June
Wanganui City 0 – 6 Miramar Rangers
Mason-Smith 4, Doyle 2

23/24 June
Cashmere Technical 2 – 0 Nelson Suburbs
Yamamoto, Wortelboer

23/24 June
Western 1 – 0 Otago University
Allen

23/24 June
Coastal Spirit 0 – 2 Dunedin Technical
Rickerby, Lockhart

23/24 June
Caversham 3 – 2 Roslyn-Wakari
Rodeka, Jackson, Fitzpatrick Govan, Mepham

Fourth Round

8 July
Three Kings United 2 – 3 Central United
Del Monte, Corrigan (pen.) Tade 2, Hicks (pen.)
Keith Hay Park, Auckland

7 July
Manukau City 1 – 1 (aet)* Papatoetoe
McClure (pen.) Singh
Massey Park, Auckland

8 July
Birkenhead United 4 – 1 Hamilton Wanderers
Lawson, Linderboom, Tuiloma, Hobson-McVeigh (pen.) Kay
Shepherds Park, North Shore

8 July
Melville United 0 – 1 Eastern Suburbs
Slefendorfas
Gower Park, Hamilton

7 July
Miramar Rangers 4 – 0 Stop Out
Fifii 2, Mason-Smith 2
Wakefield Park, Wellington

8 July
Dunedin Technical 1 – 0 Western
Rickerby
Tahuna Park, Dunedin

8 July
Caversham 4 – 2 Cashmere Technical
Cook 2, Jackson 2 Ward (o.g.), Yamamoto
Tonga Park, Dunedin

* Won on penalties by Manukau City (4-3)

Quarter-finals

22 July
Birkenhead United 2 – 3 Lower Hutt City
Crawford, Salter Watson, Te Anau, Makoii
Shepherds Park, North Shore

21 July
Caversham 3 – 1 Manukau City
Hancock 2, Ridden Ruka (pen.)

21 July
Miramar Rangers 5 – 1 Dunedin Technical
o.g., Mason-Smith 2, Fleming, Rowe Da Costa
David Farrington Park, Wellington

Semi-finals

5 August
Caversham 0 – 4 Lower Hutt City
Watson, Te Anau, Mokaii, Coad

5 August
Miramar Rangers 0 – 6 Central United
Tade 3 (2 pen.), Paul Urlovic, Dickinson, Koprivcic (pen.)
David Farrington Park, Wellington

Final

25–26 August
Central United 6-1 Lower Hutt City
Tade,Mulligan, Koprivcic 2, Vicelich, Hicks Price
Newtown Park Wellington
Referee: Matt Conger

References

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